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What are the differences between Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, and Continuous Deployment?
Continuous Integration : A software development process where the changes made to software are integrated into the main code as and when a patch is ready so that the software will be always ready to be - built, tested, deployed, monitored - continuously.
 
Continuous Delivery : This is a Software Development Process where the continuously integrated (CI) changes will be tested & deployed continuously into a specific environment, generally through a manual release process, after all the quality checks are successful.
 
Continuous Deployment : A Software Development practice where the continuously integrated (CI) changes are deployed automatically into the target environment after all the quality checks are successful.
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