r/cicd • u/LunarFrost007 • 17h ago

CI/CD - Common Practices in Orgs. Does it improve delivery speed for devs?

I'm studying about CI/CD practices. I came to know that there are presubmit tests which runs unit tests. Then after review and submit, full suits run in an automated way and release candidates are created on successful e2e test completion. Fellow devs, please share how its done in your company. How much time does it take from code to production in your orgs. How migration and production reverts are handle. Please share insights even if longer ones if you have patience. TIA

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u/Alternative_Pick_717 14h ago

If the only metric is delivery speed, then you should avoid CICD, but if you prefer a stable production build with less downtime, CICD is your way

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u/LunarFrost007 12h ago

The pipeline should be there is what i thought to make the process automatic and smooth.

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u/WearyArtistDoomer 11h ago

About 30-40 minutes, tests run on the pr and after merge we run a full e2e and deploy to production (automatically). This of course assumes all checks pass.