“DevOps is the union of people, process, and products to enable CONTINUOUS delivery of value to our end users.” – Donovan Brown of Microsoft

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• Continuous integration (CI) (CI/CD) - Continuous integration topics
• Continuous delivery (CD) - Continuous delivery topics
  • See also Progressive delivery
• Continuous deployment - Continuous deployment topics
• Continuous design - Continuous design topics
• Continuous testing (CT) - Continuous testing - Continuous testing topics
• Continuous monitoring (CM) - Continuous monitoring - Continuous monitoring topics
• Continuous update (CU) - Continuous update - Continuous updating - Continuous updating topics

• Continuously integrated (CI) (CI/CD) - Continuously integrate - Continuously integrating - Continuous integration topics
• Continuously delivered (CD) - Continuously delivery - Continuously delivering - Continuous delivery topics
• Continuously deployed - Continuously deploy - Continuously deploying- Continuous deployment topics
• Continuously designed - Continuous design topics
• Continuously tested (CT) - Continuously testing - Continuously test - Continuously tested - Continuous testing topics
• Continuously monitored ([[CM) - Continuous monitoring - Continuously monitor - Continuously monitoring - Continuous monitoring topics
• Continuously updated ([[CU) - Continuously updating - Continuously update - Continuously updated - Continuous updating topics

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Snippet from Wikipedia: Continuous integration

Continuous integration (CI) is the practice of frequently building and testing a software system during its development. It is intended to ensure that code written by programmers is always buildable, runnable and passes automated testing. Developers merge to an integration branch and an automated system builds and tests. Often, the automated process runs on each commit or runs on a schedule such as once a day.

Grady Booch first proposed the term CI in 1991, although he did not advocate integrating multiple times a day, but later, CI came to include that aspect.

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