Cloud & DevOps · Question 5 · Easy
What does Continuous Integration (CI) mean in DevOps?
- Deploying to production once every quarter
- Manually testing the entire application before every release
- Frequently merging developers' code changes into a shared repository, where each change is automatically built and tested
- Integrating new hardware into the data centre
Answer and explanation
Answer: C. Frequently merging developers' code changes into a shared repository, where each change is automatically built and tested
Explanation: With CI, developers integrate small changes often, and an automated pipeline builds and tests each change. Integration problems are caught early.
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