Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment — automating the process of testing and deploying your code.
CI/CD is a practice of automating testing and Deployment. Continuous Integration (CI) means every code Commit is automatically tested—if tests fail, developers are notified immediately. Continuous Deployment (CD) means passing code is automatically deployed to production.
CI/CD pipelines use tools like GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or GitLab CI. You define workflows: on every push, run tests, build the app, and if everything passes, deploy it. Hosting platforms often include built-in CI/CD. This catches bugs early and reduces manual deployment steps, making releases faster and safer.
CI/CD is standard practice in professional development. It enables frequent, confident deployments. Without it, deployments are scary (many changes at once, hard to debug). With it, deploying is routine.
In a typical CI/CD pipeline, pushing code to GitHub triggers an automatic Production Build using instructions from a Dockerfile, then deploys the result to a cloud platform.
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