An engineer is developing an application that requires frequent updates to close feedback loops and enable teams to quickly apply patches. The team wants their code updates to get to market as often as possible. Which software development approach should be used to accomplish these goals?
Continuous deployment is the software development approach where every code change goes through the entire pipeline and is automatically put into production, resulting in frequent and rapid updates. This approach suits the need to get code updates to market as often as possible, allowing for immediate feedback and quick application of patches. Continuous delivery, on the other hand, ensures that every change can be deployed to production, but doesn’t necessarily automate the deployment process itself. Continuous integration focuses on merging code changes frequently, while continuous monitoring involves checking the application performance and behavior but does not directly impact the frequency of code updates.
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Check th Reference you provided. it is written...that.... Editor's note: In the abbreviation CI/CD, CD typically refers to continuous delivery, not the more complex continuous deployment.