Continuous Integration is a practice in software development where developers merge their code changes frequently to a centralized repository to avoid conflicting changes, may be several times in a day. This helps in identifying and fixing bugs, faster releases and improved collaborations from development teams.
Continuous Deployment is a practice that comes after Continuous Integration where the codes are thoroughly tested and deployed to subsequent environments i.e., Dev, Test, UAT and Prod. This process is automated without much manual intervention to deploy the code seamlessly.
Continuous Delivery sounds similar to Continuous deployment but ensuring with best practices. As we deploy the code to the higher environment it requires business validations and approvals to make sure its production ready, so there requires a manual intervention to approve the release to go-live. This is ideal for scenarios with flexible in release timing and compliance checks.
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