What is Continuous Integration?
Also: CI
Continuous Integration, frequent and automated merging and testing of code changes. The English/synonymous equivalent: CI.
Technical Framework
From an architectural perspective, continuous integration is part of establishing a scalable structure without compromising interoperability and data security.
Scope and Application
The value of technology emerges when it responds to a real clinical or operational need.
Why is it important?
When addressed correctly, continuous integration contributes to teams working with fewer errors and more quickly; it also allows management to make decisions based on more robust data.
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What is Continuous Integration?
Frequent and automated merging and testing of code changes. (Also known as CI)
What role does Continuous Integration play in system integration?
Continuous integration is related to the secure and consistent sharing of data between systems; it is evaluated alongside standards such as HL7 and FHIR.
Who is concerned with Continuous Integration?
Continuous integration is of interest to teams working in the field of Software Architecture, primarily software, integration, and system architecture teams.