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  1. DevOps

CD

Continuous Deployment

Closely related to Continuous Integration

The release into production of software that passes the automated tests.

The practice of releasing every good build to users

Reduces risks and catches bugs quickly, but also move rapidly to working software.

With low-risk releases, you can quickly adapt to business requirements and user needs. This allows for greater collaboration between ops and delivery, fueling real change in your organization, and turning your release process into a business advantage.

PreviousCI with DjangoNextPaaS

Last updated 6 years ago