Optimize Your Pipelines with these Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery Best Practices
Learn what are the Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) best practices for how to optimize your pipelines using Continuous Integration tools and Continuous Delivery tools.
CI/CD pipeline experts from Perforce Software have written this eBook that explains:
- What is Continuous Integration.
- How does Continuous Integration work.
- What are CI tools.
- How to effectively pair static analysis tool — like Klocwork — with your Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery best practices.
- What is automated analysis.
To learn more about how to adopt and enforce Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery best practices, download this eBook.
Frequently Asked Questions
CI/CD are popular software development practices for automation and shortening feedback times.
Continuous Integration is the practice of automating the build and testing of code every time a change is made — and committing that code back to a central repository.
A Continuous Integration (CI) tool automates tasks such as building, testing, and validating code whenever developers commit to a shared repository. Tools such as Jenkins, GitHub, GitLab, and Azure Pipelines are commonly used for CI workflows. Klocwork and QAC can be integrated into CI pipelines to automate static code analysis and help identify quality, reliability, security, and compliance issues early in development.
Continuous Integration testing is the automated process of building and testing code changes whenever they are integrated into a shared repository. Its goal is to quickly identify defects, integrated issues, and regressions so they can be resolved before they impact downstream development.