As you now, it is easier to write software in small chunks and deploy the new chunks as soon as possible, to make sure that they are working. To get there, companies practicing DevOps rely on continuous integration and continuous deployment pipelines. Whenever a new chunk of code is ready, the continuous integration pipeline kicks off. Through an automated testing system, the new code is run through all of the relevant, available tests. If the new code shows no obvious regression, it is considered valid and can be merged to the main code base. At that point, without further involvement from the developer, a new version of the service (or application) that includes those new changes will be created and handed off to a ...
Automating deployment
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