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  The modern software development and deployment process known as continuous integration/continuous deployment, or CI/CD, promotes the practice of continuously pushing new commits to repositories and pushing those updates straight into production. In contrast, batching deployments into two-week sprints is preferred by other well-known development approaches, like agile. Both approaches have benefits and drawbacks, but over time, CI/CD pipelines have gained a lot of traction among software development teams. Continue reading to find out how to set up a CI/CD pipeline and why your project can benefit from it. Defined by CI/CD Although the phrases "continuous integration" and "continuous deployment" (CI/CD) are sometimes used interchangeably, they refer to separate ideas. It is more common to encounter CI/CD than either of them alone because they are frequently employed in tandem. Never-ending Integration There are a lot of different schools of thought when it comes to...