A CI/CD pipeline automates the steps involved in integrating code changes, running tests, building applications, and deploying updates to production. Continuous Integration ensures that developers merge code frequently, allowing automated tests to catch issues early. Continuous Deployment takes the validated code and automatically ships it to staging or production environments. This automation speeds up development, reduces bugs, and enables teams to deliver updates more frequently and reliably.
Glossary · C
CI/CD Pipeline
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment processes that automate code testing, building, and deployment.
Where this shows up in VULK
More terms starting with C
- Churn rateThe percentage of customers who cancel or stop using a subscription service during a given period.
- Cloud computingThe delivery of computing services including servers, storage, databases, and software over the internet instead of local infrastructure.
- Code repositoryA storage location where software source code and related files are kept, typically using version control systems like Git.
- Conversion rateThe percentage of users who complete a desired action (such as signing up, purchasing, or upgrading) out of the total number of visitors.
- CRMSoftware that helps businesses manage interactions with existing and potential customers to improve relationships and retention.
- CTA (Call to Action)A prompt on a webpage or ad that encourages users to take a specific action, such as “Buy Now” or “Sign Up.”