Continuous delivery
Continuous delivery also involves testing any code change, whether it’s a new feature, bug fix, or experiment, and preparing it for release to a production environment. However, the actual deployment to production in continuous delivery is a manual step, requiring a human decision to make the final push. The goal of continuous delivery is to ensure that software can be reliably released at any time, creating a stable, reliable, and repeatable process for releasing software. The benefits include having a deployable product after every change and more reliable software delivery. This approach also eases the pressure on the decision to release as the product is always ready for deployment.
First, let’s understand how continuous delivery and CD are different.
Continuous delivery versus continuous deployment
Continuous deployment (CD) and continuous delivery, while closely related in the realm of software development, particularly in automated...