Do you know this Difference between Continuous Integration Delivery and Deployment | #AskRaghav

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Continuous integration (CI), continuous delivery (CD), and continuous deployment (CD) are three related practices that are used to improve the speed and reliability of software development and deployment

*Continuous Integration* - developers merge their code regularly into a shared repository like GitHub and the merged code is automatically build and some basic/unit tests are executed
This helps to identify and resolve conflicts and errors early in the development process

*Continuous Delivery* - builds on continuous integration by automating the process of QA and Acceptance testing which makes the code ready for delivery
With continuous delivery, every code change is automatically built, tested, and made ready for deployment, but deployment to production is not automatic

*Continuous Deployment* goes a step further by automatically deploying code changes to production as soon as they are ready
This requires a high level of automation and testing to ensure that deployments are reliable and do not cause disruptions to users

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