We have the application working and we understand how security items work for microservices. Now, let's understand the patterns of deployment, thinking about the microservices architecture.
Continuous integration is a practice where developers merge their changes back into the main branch as often as possible. Developer changes are validated by creating a compilation and running automated tests against the build. When performing the process of continuous integration, the problem that usually occurs when developers wait for the release of a new feature to merge their changes in the launch branch is avoided.
Continuous integration places great emphasis on automated testing to check whether a new feature is in trouble when new commits are being integrated into the core business.
Continuous delivery is an extension of continuous integration to ensure that you can quickly release new features to your customers in an agile and...