Source: blog.bitsrc.io
CI/CD Best PracticesCategory: Software, containerization, github, gitlab
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) are the agile methodology, used by many organizations. That’s because of the adoption of DevOps methodologies and primarily because of Continuous Integration, automated testing and continuous Deployment.
Having a CI/CD pipeline tool in Software Development LifeCycle is a blessing for the organization to build and deliver the application fast but at the same time, it is also important to choose the right CI/CD tool so that it can be scaled with the growing pace of the business organization and operate accurately without any errors.
Running CI/CD pipelines in an isolated environment is always an important aspect both from the perspective of security and to make sure it resembles the staging and production environment so that our test results will be more accurate and precise.
Most organizations also use to deploy CI/CD tools in their own cloud infrastructure to keep it more secure as our CI/CD platform has complete access to our code repository.
Having a CI/CD pipeline tool in Software Development LifeCycle is a blessing for the organization to build and deliver the application fast but at the same time, it is also important to choose the right CI/CD tool so that it can be scaled with the growing pace of the business organization and operate accurately without any errors.
Running CI/CD pipelines in an isolated environment is always an important aspect both from the perspective of security and to make sure it resembles the staging and production environment so that our test results will be more accurate and precise.
Most organizations also use to deploy CI/CD tools in their own cloud infrastructure to keep it more secure as our CI/CD platform has complete access to our code repository.
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