Introduction
Continuous Integration and Delivery is a key part of any software application. Be it a mobile app, a backend app or a website - everything requires CI/CD to make things easier for everyone. From testing and building code to deploying it across environments, CI/CD tools help simplify workflows, reduce manual tasks, and maintain consistency across the development process.
There are tons of options available in the market when it comes to CICD. Among the many available, Jenkins and GitHub Actions stand out as two of the most popular and effective options. Jenkins has been there for a very long time, is mature and is being used by thousands of teams across the globe.
On the other hand, GitHub Actions is designed to work naturally within GitHub, is comparatively newer and is tightly bound to Github (which can be a deal breaker for some folks).
While both are great - which one do you choose? At KubeNine we are inclined towards Github Actions and we’ll tell you why!
