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How Test-Driven Methodologies Reduce CI/CD Lead Time

DevOps.com

Modern development environments, in which rapid continuous delivery is facilitated by automated continuous integration/continuous development (CI/CD) pipelines, require thorough and automated testing in development prior to integration.

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5 ways to do Continuously Improved Testing

Xebia

In many organizations, automated testing lags behind and becomes a bottleneck for successful continuous delivery. Either tests do not provide enough confidence or companies take a very traditional approach, resulting in releases either introducing substantial risks or becoming costly.

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Continuous deployment without downtime

CircleCI

Often you can find information on how to adopt DevOps practices like continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment, but there isn’t as much information on what could go wrong and how to handle those challenges. First, let’s note that continuous delivery is different from continuous deployment.

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Discover 2022 DevOps trends with CircleCI data report

CircleCI

Focusing on testing, whether it’s practices like test-driven development (TDD), or integrating validation into your normal development process at all phases of the SDLC, will give you confidence, even when headcount is low. This automation is the critical path to achieving change validation.

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Talks with Software Development Experts Initiative Part 2

Apiumhub

Victor is known for his expertise in DevOps, containers, Kubernetes, microservices, continuous integration, delivery and deployment, and test-driven development. Viktor starts his interview by telling us a bit about how he began his journey in this industry and his passion for continuous delivery.

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Well-tested code: in search of meaningful coverage

CircleCI

The shift-left methodology imagines the software development process as a timeline and advocates for conducting tests earlier in the software development process rather than only at the end. Many teams take this to the extreme with test-driven development (TDD), which involves writing tests before writing any code at all.

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AoAD2 Practice: Continuous Integration

James Shore

The integration branch must always build and pass its tests. Without exception, it must always build and pass its tests. Test-Driven Development. Trunk-based development + keep the integrated code ready to release. Continuous delivery. Continuous deployment. Test-Driven Development.