Continuous integration

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Continuous integration

• Continuous Integration has become a critical
  element in current devops practices and is the
  first step in a CI/CD (Continuous
  Integration/Continuous Deployment) process. Many
  agile cloud based companies are implementing this
  process to achieve two primary goals.

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• Often full CI/CD implementation span development,
  integration and production with new features and
  bug fixes being pushed into production via this
  process and significantly improving deployment
  speed to production. Thus,features are introduced
  in production days or even hours after feature
  development is completed. In contrast traditional
  development processes would take weeks or even
  months to deploy features into production.  

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Continuous Integration (CI) is a software
development practice that requires developers to
integrate code into a shared version control
repository with every task completion. Code
check-in triggers an automated build process
which then further invokes the testing routines.
These testing routines use automated test
scripts to test the code and report the bugs, if
any. If no errors are found, then it implies that
the developers code changes are acceptable.  
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Continuous Integration has become a critical
element in current devops practices and is the
first step in a CI/CD (Continuous
Integration/Continuous Deployment) process. Many
agile cloud based companies are implementing this
process to achieve two primary goals.
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