Why doing CI/CD?
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You are not sure if you should implement a CI/CD pipeline in your development project? We explain to you why indeed you should! Check all the benefits you can pull from Continuous Integration, Delivery and Deployment. 👇
Improve your code quality and processes
First things first: continuous integration, or CI. It’s the process to continuously have faith and control of the lifecycle of your code (I know, it’s quite obvious).
Continuous and safe integration of your code
The CI part of your pipeline is where you test your code to ensure its quality and safety. You can do different kinds of tests: static or dynamic! They can all be in the same stage of your pipeline, or you can create 2 stages and realize your static tests before the dynamic ones.
Plus, you can easily add linters, to ensure a certain level of quality in your code, and make sure all your team respects the same standards.
First, you ensure its quality. Then, you secure it, and finally, you make sure it won’t break the code already in production!
Obviously, you can do both things by hand, but it will take hours! With the rights jobs in your CI pipeline (for example: megalinter, python test, … ), it would be done automatically in a few minutes. ✌️