Definition:
Continuous Deployment (CI-CD) refers to the practice of automatically deploying code changes to production environments after each iteration of the development process, ensuring minimal risk and maximum efficiency in the delivery of mobile apps.
Related Terms:
- Automated Build**: The process of automatically generating an output file from a set of input files.
- Continuous Integration (CI)**: The practice of automating the build, test, and verification process for code repositories.
- DevOps**: A culture that aims to bridge the gap between software development and operations teams by promoting collaboration, automation, and continuous improvement.
- Environment Variable**: A variable whose value can be changed at runtime, allowing applications to adapt to different environments and settings.
- Pipeline**: A series of automated processes designed to deliver specific outcomes or steps in a production process.