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#CH-1.1 Introduction

This document discusses continuous integration (CI), which aims to improve software quality and efficiency by regularly integrating code changes. It defines CI, outlines its basic principles of frequent integration and automated builds, and describes key components like version control systems and CI servers. The document explains the typical CI workflow of committing changes, triggering automated builds and tests, and deploying if successful. It lists benefits like early issue detection, improved collaboration, and quick feedback. Finally, popular CI tools are identified.

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#CH-1.1 Introduction

This document discusses continuous integration (CI), which aims to improve software quality and efficiency by regularly integrating code changes. It defines CI, outlines its basic principles of frequent integration and automated builds, and describes key components like version control systems and CI servers. The document explains the typical CI workflow of committing changes, triggering automated builds and tests, and deploying if successful. It lists benefits like early issue detection, improved collaboration, and quick feedback. Finally, popular CI tools are identified.

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UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF COMPUTING

MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS


Continuous Integration

UNIT-1 DISCOVER . LEARN . EMPOWER


• Introduction:

Continuous Integration

Course Outcome
CO Title Level
Number
CO1 Identify continuous integration tools in Remember
the DevOps environment.
CO2 Understand project interface elements Understand
in the Jenkins environment.

CO3 Implement ssh-key for the Jenkins user Understand


in the master machine.
Outline
• Set up your development environment.
• Learn how version control works.
• Learn how to begin implementing testing in your
environment.
• Know why and how of database schema migrations.
• Learn how to set up their development environments
Integration
• Continuous Integration (CI) is a software development practice that
aims to improve the efficiency and quality of the development process
by regularly integrating code changes into a shared repository. The
main goal is to detect and address integration issues early in the
development cycle, rather than discovering them later during testing or
deployment. CI is an essential component of modern software
development methodologies, including Agile and DevOps
Continuous Integration
1.Basic Principles:
1. Frequent Integration: Developers regularly merge their code changes into a
shared repository, ensuring that the codebase is continuously updated.
2. Automated Build: CI systems automatically build the application from the
latest source code, ensuring that the application can be successfully compiled.
2.Key Components:
1. Version Control System (VCS): CI relies on a VCS (e.g., Git, SVN) to
manage and track changes to the source code.
2. CI Server: Tools like Jenkins, Travis CI, GitLab CI, and CircleCI automate
the integration process by monitoring the version control system and
triggering builds upon code changes.
Continuous Integration
3. Workflow:
1. Developers commit their changes to the version control system.
2. The CI server detects the changes and triggers an automated build.
3. The build process includes compiling code, running tests, and generating
artifacts.
4. If the build is successful, the CI server may trigger additional tasks like
deployment or notification.
4. Automated Testing:
5. CI encourages the implementation of automated tests (unit tests, integration
tests, etc.).
6. Automated testing is an integral part of the CI process, providing rapid
feedback to developers about the impact of their changes.
Continuous Integration
1.Benefits:
1. Early Detection of Issues: Integration issues, compilation errors, and test
failures are identified early in the development process.
2. Improved Collaboration: Developers work with up-to-date code and are
aware of changes made by their team members.
3. Quick Feedback: Developers receive rapid feedback on the quality and
stability of their code changes.
Continuous Integration

1.Popular CI Tools:
1. Jenkins
2. Travis CI
3. GitLab CI/CD
4. CircleCI
5. TeamCity
6. GitHub Actions
THANK YOU

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