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What are the differences between continuous integration and continuous delivery?

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Continuous integration helps ensure that software components work closely together. Integration should be done frequently; preferably on an hourly or daily basis. Continuous integration helps increase the frequency of code commits and reduces the complexity of connecting code from multiple developers. Eventually, this process reduces the chances for non-compatible code and redundant efforts. 

Continuous delivery is the next step in the CI/CD pipeline. As the code is integrated into the shared repository continuously, continuously testing that code is made possible. There are no gaps while waiting for code to be completed before testing can occur. This ensures as many bugs are found as possible to then continuously deliver code to production. 

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