Design Considerations for CI/CD Pipelines | Object Partners
Summary
Some simple use cases for synchronizing these changes are: In the end, what matters within these pipelines is that your application can continue to meet the functional and non-functional requirements to which it adheres. Get used to using these tests as your early red flags, highlighting a potentially risky pull request or feature that often breaks the build before being integrated to master. Pairing good testing practices and a solid pipeline approach can help reduce the time teams spend debugging costly bugs in production and non-production alike. If teams cannot stand up these additional testing components or have fine grained control of the networking stack for the application, it can be very difficult to carry out this approach in a meaningful way. When answers to these questions get placed in pipeline code rather than placed in the hands of a couple members of the team, siloed knowledge is replaced with a practice of codifying the team’s operating principals.