A CI/CD pipeline is a series of steps or jobs that must be completed successfully to deliver a new software version. To some degree, embedded developers have always had a CI/CD pipeline, but it was a ...

The CI/CD pipeline requires strong links between the tools for coding, all aspects of testing, deployment and post-deployment analysis to ensure apps built using CI/CD are continuously improved.

Hosting CI/CD in the cloud can speed up interactions between development pipelines and source code repositories and make life easier for developers. There are a surprising number of options.

So how frequent should CI/CD cycles be? Well, how frequent is an easy point to answer – because every commit should trigger the pipeline. Smaller batch sizes always help.

Best practices for a smooth GitHub Enterprise migration The good news is that with the right approach, migrating to GitHub Enterprise or a similar CI/CD platform doesn’t have to be risk-prone.

What can continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) bring to the table for developers, engineers and your business?

As organizational practices, continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) have come a long way over the past 10 years. The interconnected disciplines, known commonly as CI/CD, form the ...

Some basic practices include hiding API keys, defining project- and role-based security credentials in CI/CD tools, and securing access for remote devops team members.

Buildkite announces it has raised $21 million for a solution to help developers automatically scan code within the CI/CI pipeline.

Hosting Ars, part three: CI/CD, or how I learned to stop worrying and love DevOps This time we discuss how we manage, update, and deploy the code that makes Ars work.