Continuous Integration Continuous Deployment For Weatherpedia Microservices.
We have used Circle CI for all of our microservices.
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Continuous integration is a practice that encourages developers to integrate their code into a main branch of a shared repository early and often.
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Instead of building out features in isolation and integrating them at the end of a development cycle, code is integrated with the shared repository by each developer multiple times throughout the day.
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Continuous integration is a key step to digital transformation.
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Every developer commits daily to a shared mainline. Every commit triggers automated tests and builds. If these fail, they can be repaired quickly - within minutes.
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Continuous integration improves team productivity, efficiency, confidence, and happiness. Find problems and solve them quickly. Release higher quality, more stable products.
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We have configured our microservices to build and create a docker image of that microservices and then push it to docker hub. We are using this image in our docker-compose.yml files to pull these images in our local and start their respective containers to launch our application.
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For every commit, a build will be triggered in Circle CI which will push the the updated docker image to docker hub.
