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In this article, we explore the core concepts and best practices for implementing continuous delivery in your software development workflow. Continuous delivery is a modern approach that ensures code changes are automatically prepared for release to production. Building upon the foundation of continuous integration, continuous delivery involves deploying every change to a testing environment and, once validated, to a production environment after the build stage. This process focuses on automating the release pipeline, which reduces manual intervention and minimizes the risks associated with traditional deployment methods. The key benefits include:
  • Faster release cycles and updates
  • Reduced human error through automation
  • Increased confidence in production deployments
The continuous delivery pipeline typically consists of the following stages:
  1. Automated building and unit testing
  2. Deployment to a testing or staging environment
  3. Final verification and production release
For an in-depth understanding of the practices that support continuous delivery, explore the comprehensive guides available in the Continuous Integration Documentation.

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