In a CI/CD pipeline, a developer pushes a code change to the repository. Describe the steps involved in the CI/CD pipeline until the change is deployed to production.
- Code Commit, Automated Testing, Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment, Monitoring, Rollback
- Code Compilation, Testing, Artifact Generation, Deployment to Staging, Manual Testing, Deployment to Production
- Code Merge, Code Analysis, Containerization, Canary Deployment, Smoke Testing, Production Release
- Code Review, Unit Testing, Deployment to QA, User Acceptance Testing, Production Deployment, Rollback
In a typical CI/CD pipeline, after a developer pushes code, the process involves automated code review, unit testing, continuous integration, continuous deployment, monitoring, and the possibility of rollback if issues are detected. This ensures a streamlined and automated path from code change to production.
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