About Continuous Delivery Code

Definition

Continuous Delivery Code (short: CDC) allows developers to set up a new application model and its related workflows from the IDE of their choice to fully deploy an application.

CDC keeps the configuration of a deployment workflow together with the actual code being built/tested/deployed. This allows users to apply their existing CI/CD best practices and enables configuration versioning. Users can also organize the CDC scripts as standardized templates (by exposing the variable parts of the configuration) to be used to quickly onboard new applications.

Usage

Designers and developers can work with CDA and CDC to:

• Set up a working application and test the deployment using the standard CDA method (UI-based).

• Separate configuration-specific parameters of a particular application into dynamic properties so that the same configuration (template) can be used to deploy another application by overriding the values of the dynamic properties. For example: database connection strings, ports, hostnames, passwords, specific file names, directories, etc.

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Documentation

You can access the CDC documentation at: https://docs.automic.com/documentation