===== CI/CD - Continuous Integration & Deployment ===== This namespace provides a comprehensive view of **Continuous Integration (CI)** and **Continuous Deployment (CD)**, covering concepts, tools, workflows, and best practices. Below are the suggested subnamespaces for a more structured approach to the topic. ==== Subnamespaces ==== * [[devops:ci_cd:concepts|Concepts]] - An overview of CI/CD principles and concepts, including their purpose, benefits, and challenges in implementation. * [[devops:ci_cd:tools|Tools]] - Information on popular CI/CD tools and platforms, including configuration, usage, and integrations with other services. * [[devops:ci_cd:workflow|Workflow]] - Best practices and guidance on designing and implementing CI/CD workflows, from build automation to deployment pipelines. * [[devops:ci_cd:testing|Testing]] - Focus on automated testing strategies within CI/CD pipelines and tools to ensure high-quality software. * [[devops:ci_cd:deployment|Deployment]] - An in-depth look at deployment strategies, including blue-green deployments, canary releases, and rollback mechanisms. * [[devops:ci_cd:monitoring|Monitoring]] - Post-deployment monitoring and observability practices, ensuring continuous feedback and issue resolution. * [[devops:ci_cd:security|Security]] - Security practices for CI/CD, including DevSecOps, securing the pipeline, vulnerability scanning, and secrets management. * [[devops:ci_cd:case_studies|Case Studies]] - Real-world examples and case studies demonstrating successful CI/CD implementations, challenges, and solutions. * [[devops:ci_cd:future|Future]] - Emerging trends and the future direction of CI/CD, including AI/ML applications, serverless architectures, and evolving best practices. ==== Conclusion ==== The CI/CD methodology is fundamental to modern software development. By breaking down the key areas of CI/CD into manageable subtopics, this namespace aims to provide a structured approach to understanding and implementing CI/CD practices.