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Securing CI/CD in a Better Way
What is CI/CD?
Continuous integration and continuous delivery are two essential components of modern software development. They enable incremental code changes to be made regularly and painlessly by developers at any time. The acronym CI refers to “continuous integration,” which is a process that uses automated build stages and test scripts to guarantee that changes made to the code occur in the appropriate location, in a dependable and repeatable manner, relieving developers of the need to worry about these things.
CI/CD is an abbreviation that stands for “Continuous Integration” and “Continuous Delivery” or “Continuous Deployment.” Continuous Deployment is the step that comes after “Continuous Delivery” and ensures that the changes made during the “Continuous Delivery” stage are applied appropriately, regardless of whether they are being used in a production or testing environment. Continuous Delivery, on the other hand, is the process of delivering the automated code to the appropriate area, whether it be for testing or production.
The application can be created, updated, or modified with the help of a certain set of processes that are known as continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD). A CI/CD pipeline is created when, following the successful completion of one Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery…
