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Continuous integration (CI) involves automatically merging code changes from multiple developers into a shared repository multiple times a day using automated tests to check for conflicts. Continuous delivery (CD) compiles code into artifacts ready for delivery with minimal human intervention needed for new releases. Continuous deployment (CD) takes this a step further, automatically deploying new code releases to production.

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CI CD Interview Questions PDF

Continuous integration (CI) involves automatically merging code changes from multiple developers into a shared repository multiple times a day using automated tests to check for conflicts. Continuous delivery (CD) compiles code into artifacts ready for delivery with minimal human intervention needed for new releases. Continuous deployment (CD) takes this a step further, automatically deploying new code releases to production.

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CI - Continuous Integration

Continuous integration (CI) is the process of automatically integrating code changes


from multiple developers into a shared repository.Automated tests are utilized to verify
and assert the additional codes generate no conflict with the existing codebase. Ideally,
code changes should be merged multiple times a day, at every commit with the help of
CI tools.

CD - Continuous Delivery
In this phase, automated building tools are applied to compile artifacts and
have them ready to be delivered to the end user. With that in mind, in a CD
environment, new releases are just one click away from being published with
fully functional features and minimal human intervention.

CD- Continuous Deployment

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