How to implement an effective CI/CD pipeline
Read on for some tips on how to improve your CI/CD workflow and add some efficiency to your development process.
Software continuous improvement (CI) is a process of making incremental improvements to the code in order to improve its quality and performance. The basic goal of continual improvement is to make software more efficient and useful to users, as well as to improve the overall software development process.
It mainly consists of three phases:
The continuous improvement model typically involves ongoing collaboration between team members, rapid prototyping and iteration, and a focus on customer satisfaction and continuous learning.
Although there are many different approaches to CI, the continuous improvement tools basically include: Agile Software Development, Lean Software Development, and Total Quality Management (TQM). In any case, the continuous improvement approach is an important aspect of the software development process and is often integrated throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
Some common practices include:
Read on for some tips on how to improve your CI/CD workflow and add some efficiency to your development process.