Continuous delivery is a sequel or an extension of CI. It is a set of software development practices that make sure that a project's code can be deployed to a test environment that is identical to the production environment. Continuous delivery ensures that all changes are up-to-date and can be shipped and deployed to production, immediately once the changes have passed the automated tests.
It is widely known that practicing CI will facilitate good communication among team members and can eliminate potential risks. Development teams need to take this a step further by practicing continuous delivery to ensure that their development activities are beneficial to customers. This can be made possible by ascertaining that the application is deployable and production-ready at any stage of the development cycle.
Through effective communication and collaboration...