10 Reasons why your business needs CI/CD

Embracing the inevitability of becoming a software-driven entity, even for companies not traditionally in the software industry, is vital due to the demands from competitors, customers, investors, and employees for regular software updates. Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines are essential for streamlining code development and delivery through automation, enhancing code quality, accelerating release rates, and reducing costs. These pipelines enable rapid identification and isolation of code faults, simplified rollbacks, and continuous feedback, offering transparency and accountability in the development process. CI/CD also improves mean time to resolution, aids in monitoring metrics, and reduces non-critical defects, ultimately saving time and money while allowing developers to focus on refining code efficiency. Notably, the success story of Goldman Sachs demonstrates the potential of efficient CI/CD pipelines, transforming their code build frequency from bi-weekly to over a thousand times per day.

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