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by Christian Specht
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by Rob Kraft
This article looks at continuous integration and continuous deployment to highlight what contexts each practice may work well in, and contexts where the practice may not work well, or may even be counter-productive.
by Trần_Tuấn_Anh
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) are fundamental practices in modern software development. When applied to microservices architecture, CI/CD ensures that each service is built, tested, and deployed independently, allowing for more frequent and reliable releases.
by Christian Specht
After years of executing a “build and upload per FTP” batch on my machine, I now have a GitHub Pages-like experience when updating this site..