CI/CD Documentation
Set up continuous integration and deployment pipelines with CloudPloy's native CI/CD features.
CI/CD Pipeline Overview
1
Code Commit
Developer pushes code to Git repository (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket).
2
Continuous Integration
Automated testing, linting, security scanning, and build processes.
3
Continuous Deployment
Automatic deployment to staging and production environments.
4
Monitoring & Feedback
Real-time monitoring, alerts, and performance feedback.
Framework-Specific Pipelines
Laravel CI/CD
# Laravel Pipeline Example
test:
script:
- composer install
- php artisan test
- php artisan dusk:chrome
deploy:
script:
- php artisan migrate --force
- php artisan config:cache
- php artisan route:cacheNode.js/React CI/CD
# Node.js Pipeline Example
test:
script:
- npm ci
- npm run test
- npm run build
deploy:
script:
- npm run build:production
- npm run deployCloudPloy Native CI/CD
CloudPloy includes built-in CI/CD capabilities that work without external services.
✨ Features
- ✓ Automatic test execution
- ✓ Build optimization
- ✓ Security scanning
- ✓ Performance monitoring
- ✓ Rollback capabilities
- ✓ Multi-environment support
⚙️ Configuration
- ✓ Zero-config for standard frameworks
- ✓ Custom build scripts
- ✓ Environment variables
- ✓ Deployment hooks
- ✓ Branch-based deployments
- ✓ Manual approval gates
CI/CD Best Practices
✅ Do's
- • Write comprehensive tests
- • Use feature branches
- • Automate security scans
- • Monitor deployment metrics
- • Implement gradual rollouts
- • Use environment parity
- • Cache dependencies
- • Set up proper alerting
❌ Don'ts
- • Skip testing stages
- • Deploy directly to production
- • Ignore failed tests
- • Hardcode secrets
- • Deploy without monitoring
- • Skip security scanning
- • Use long-lived branches
- • Ignore performance regression