Continuous Integration
Continuous Integration (CI) is a development practice that encourages developers to frequently merge their code changes into a central repository, where automated builds and tests are run. The main goal of CI is to catch integration issues early on in the software development lifecycle, thereby reducing the time and effort required to resolve them. By enabling teams to quickly identify and address problems, Continuous Integration helps to improve software quality, accelerate delivery, and increase collaboration among developers. In the context of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), CI plays a critical role in ensuring that code changes are properly integrated, tested, and deployed across different environments, from development to production. By automating these processes, Continuous Integration helps teams to deliver high-quality software faster and more efficiently.
Child Hierarchical Categories
[Automated Testing]
[Build Automation]
[Change Management]
[Code Review]
[Configuration Management]
[Continuous Integration Tools]
[Defect Tracking]
[Deployment Automation]
[Dev Ops]
[Infrastructure As Code]
[Integration Testing]
[Performance Testing]
[Requirements Management]
[Security Testing]
[Software Development]
[Software Testing]
[Test Case Management]
[Unit Testing]
[Version Control]
External Links
- [ContinuousIntegration.net] Continuous Integration and Delivery - CircleCI