CICDtsüklist

CICDtsüklist is a structured, repeatable checklist used in continuous integration and continuous deployment pipelines to ensure that software changes meet predefined quality, security, and operational criteria before advancing to the next stage. It functions as a governance artifact that accompanies code through the CI/CD pipeline, enabling teams to verify readiness and consistency across environments. The term emphasizes both automated checks and human approvals where needed.

A typical CICDtsüklist covers items such as code style checks, unit tests, integration tests, end-to-end tests, static analysis, security scanning (SAST/DAST), dependency vulnerability checks, license compliance, reproducible builds, artifact versioning, container image scanning, infrastructure-as-code validation, environment parity checks, feature flag readiness, canary or blue-green deployment criteria, approval gates, rollback plans, and post-deployment health monitoring.

In practice, the CICDtsüklist is often maintained as code in the application's repository and versioned along with the source. It is integrated with CI/CD tools (for example GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, or Azure DevOps) and enforced by pipelines that block promotion until all items pass. The checklist can be parameterized per environment, enabling different gates for development, staging, and production.

Benefits include standardized processes, improved quality, better traceability, and faster feedback. Challenges involve keeping the checklist up to date with evolving requirements, avoiding excessive gatekeeping, and ensuring automation reliability. A well-managed CICDtsüklist supports reproducibility, auditability, and safer deployments.