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A CI/CD pipeline, short for Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment pipeline, is a series of automated steps that developers use to build, test, and deploy software applications. The primary goal of a CI/CD pipeline is to streamline the software development process, ensuring that code changes are integrated and tested frequently, and that new versions of the software are deployed quickly and reliably.
The pipeline typically consists of several stages:
1. Source Code Management: The process begins with the developer committing code changes to a version control
2. Build: The committed code is automatically built into an executable format. This stage ensures that the
3. Test: Automated tests are run to validate the functionality of the code. This can include unit
4. Static Code Analysis: Tools are used to analyze the code for potential issues, such as security
5. Deployment: If all previous stages are successful, the application is deployed to a staging or production
6. Monitoring and Feedback: Once deployed, the application is monitored for any issues. Feedback from users
CI/CD pipelines are typically implemented using tools and services such as Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD, CircleCI, and
The benefits of using a CI/CD pipeline include faster and more reliable software releases, reduced manual effort,