This is a no-brainer. The answer is C, continuous integration. Skipping that step is like trying to build a car without ever putting the parts together. Good luck getting it to move, let alone run!
I'm going with A. Continuous builds are the foundation of the whole process. If they're not compiling the artifacts regularly, the rest of it is just a house of cards waiting to collapse.
D, obviously. Skipping continuous deployment means they're missing the final step of the process. What's the point of compiling and delivering if you don't deploy them automatically?
B, no doubt. If they're not continuously delivering the artifacts, they're skipping a crucial step. Might as well just throw the code over the wall and hope for the best.
Definitely C! Skipping continuous integration means the team is missing a crucial step in the DevOps process. How are they supposed to ensure the compiled artifacts work together without integration?
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