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Ship Faster. Bulletproof CI/CD Pipelines with GitHub Actions, Docker, and Automated Testing
Thompson Carter (Author) · Independently published · Paperback
Modern software teams do not win by deploying less.
They win by deploying safely, consistently, and quickly.
Without reliable pipelines, teams face broken releases, slow feedback loops, and deployment anxiety that slows everything down.
"Ship Faster" is a practical, engineering focused guide to building robust CI and CD systems using GitHub Actions, Docker, and automated testing workflows.
This book teaches you how to design pipelines that help teams move fast without sacrificing reliability.
Manual deployments create risk.
Strong CI and CD systems help teams:
catch bugs before releaseautomate testing and validationstandardize deployment workflowsreduce deployment failuresaccelerate software deliveryThis book shows you how to build pipelines that scale with your team and infrastructure.
Throughout the book, you will learn how to:
automate software builds and testingdesign reusable CI and CD workflowsdeploy applications consistentlyreduce downtime during releasesimprove developer productivitymaintain confidence in every deploymentEach chapter focuses on practical DevOps workflows used in production.
These examples reflect real engineering environments.
If you want to automate delivery, improve reliability, and ship software faster with confidence, this book provides the roadmap.
Automate aggressively.
Test continuously.
Deploy with confidence.
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