Continuous Integration (CI) is an industry standard management/organizational practice in which developers merge code into a shared repository several times daily, thereby detecting problems early. A key component of agile development, practicing Continuous Integration reduces your organization´s exposure to risk, as the system is predicated on addressing issues effectively and early in the development process.
To put CI practices into place, our developers primarily use Gitlab, however depending on the needs and nature of your organization´s project, we are able to use numerous other tools. These include GitLab CI/CD, GitHub Actions & Jenkins. Our CI experts will work with you to determine which Continuous integration tool will deliver the best results for your organization.
As Continuous Integration experts, our developers rely on CI´s effective form of cross-team communication. The high level of consistent communication ensured by best Continuous Integration practices means that all changes to any kind of software build are incorporated in a timely fashion, which saves your organization both valuable time and resources.
Continuous Delivery (CD) is the natural next step after Continuous Integration. The most efficient, reliable way to get any and all software changes into production, the Continuous Delivery engineering approach makes releasing software secure, reliable, and low-risk. By implementing incremental changes on a daily basis, CD allows you to release new software instantly, at the push of a button.
A key advantage of CD is immediate deployability. With an approach based on a streamlined, automated process, from building and testing to the release itself, our Continuous Delivery experts will help you reduce your deployment risk while enabling you to see deployments in production. Ultimately, Continuous Delivery will help your organization get your software in front of your users faster, which means you can assess the changes´ value quickly and accurately.
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