By EricMinick
via anthillpro.com
Submitted: Sep 09 2010 / 09:10
Over the last few years, continuous integration and related automation has expanded beyond build and unit test and moved into deployments, promotions, and releases. With that shift, a number of terms have popped up to describe what people are doing. We hear about Enterprise Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment, DevOps, Build Pipelines and more. This article takes a quick look at those new terms, what they mean, how they're different and what's in common.
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