Continuous integration. Short overview
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The document discusses the benefits of continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD), emphasizing how a CI server can check code for test coverage and automatically deploy code if tests pass. It highlights the efficiency improvements from parallel builds and reduced resource consumption. The author, Marina Kolesnichenko from Eliftech, invites further questions and provides contact information.
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Continuous integration. Short overview
- 1. Continuous Integration by Marina Kolesnichenko, Software Engineer at ElifTech
- 2. Reasons A CI server can check your code for test coverage. Now, every time you commit something new without any tests, you will feel the shame that comes with having your coverage percentage go down because of your changes. You can have the CI server automatically deploy your code to production if all the test within a given branch are green. This is what is formally known as Continuous Deployment, or Oh my God, that was scary, I'm glad my code worked! in some circles. With parallel build support, you can split your tests and build processes into different machines, so everything will finish even faster than if you ran it locally. It will also consume less local power and resources, so you can continue working on
- 3. Continuous Model Continuous Integration Continuous deployment Continuous delivery
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- 14. Thank you for attention! Find us at eliftech.com Have a question? Contact us: [email protected]