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🚀CI/CD in DevOps: A Comprehensive Guide with Top Tools🔧

Lakhveer Singh Rajput
5 min readSep 13, 2024

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CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment) is a vital part of the DevOps culture. It aims to streamline and automate software development, ensuring faster and more reliable software delivery. With a well-implemented CI/CD pipeline, teams can continuously integrate and deploy code changes with minimal disruption.

In this detailed blog, we’ll explore various **CI/CD tools**, their key features, and how you can utilize them to build an efficient pipeline.

📌 What is CI/CD?

🛠Continuous Integration (CI):
CI involves automating the process of merging code from different developers into a shared repository frequently. It ensures:
- Automated testing to detect errors early.
- Frequent code commits to a common codebase.
- Automated builds to check if code changes break any existing functionality.

🚚 Continuous Deployment (CD):
CD automates the release process. After passing automated tests, the code is automatically deployed to production. CD highlights:
- Faster time-to-market for features and bug fixes.
- Seamless deployments without manual intervention.
- Consistent delivery of updates to production.

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Lakhveer Singh Rajput
Lakhveer Singh Rajput

Written by Lakhveer Singh Rajput

Ruby on Rails enthusiast, book lover and DevOps explorer. Follow me for insights on coding, book recommendations, and bridging development with operations.🚀📚

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