To ensure a rapid and reliable development cycle, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery testing emphasizes automated integration of code changes, allowing developers to frequently merge their work into a shared repository.

How do we work?

Our CI/CD integrates automated testing suites that cover various testing levels, including unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests. These suites are executed automatically whenever code changes are introduced, assuring the codebase is continually validated for consistency.

Continuous Integration: avoiding late challenges on early stages

Team developers first care for integrating their work by checking it on a more frequent basis. Upon check-in, an automated build and testing process is initiated to detect any integration errors, ensuring compatibility with existing code. CI enables teams to swiftly identify and rectify integration issues, maintaining the coherence of development code while in progress. Without CI and regular check-ins, divergence among developers' code could lead to decreased productivity and compromised code quality.

Continuous Delivery: automatic deployment of code changes

The continuous delivery pipeline follows once the build tests succeed in CI, and the code progresses to a staging environment where additional automated and integration tests are conducted. If all tests pass, indicating that the code is "production-ready," it does not automatically deploy to the production environment. Typically, manual testing or approval is required before deployment to production. Nevertheless, our CD process automates the steps from code commit to deployment. This includes building, testing, and deploying the application, streamlining the release process, accelerating deployment times and enhancing bug detection through automated testing,contributing to faster and more reliable software releases.