Setting Up A CICD Pipeline in The Cloud for A Web Application

This study explores the evolution of software deployment practices from traditional, periodic releases to the agile paradigm, and subsequently to the emergent DevOps approach. Whereas agile methodologies once dominated the industry, the contemporary landscape demands rapid, frequent software deployment cycles. The transition to DevOps facilitates the realization of this imperative, enabling organizations to deploy software multiple times per day. In this context, the ability to swiftly deliver innovative concepts consistently assumes paramount importance. Notably, the DevOps methodology offers a viable solution to meet the exigencies of modern business environments characterized by heightened market demands and the imperative to accelerate time-to-market while simultaneously mitigating failure rates and enhancing consumer engagement. By leveraging the foundational principles of agile methodologies, the DevOps strategy emphasizes the seamless integration of development and operations processes to achieve heightened levels of performance and product quality assurance. Central to the DevOps ecosystem is the paradigm of Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CICD), which supports automated software construction, testing, and distribution across diverse platforms. Through the adoption of DevOps tools, organizations can effectively automate comprehensive environment management, thereby streamlining development operations and enhancing overall software development lifecycle efficiency.