Best practices of using CI Systems

Here, are some important best practices while implementing

Commit Early and Commit Often never Commit Broken Code
Fix build failures immediately
Act on metrics
Build-in every target environment Create artifacts from every build
The build of the software need to be carried out in a manner so that it can be automated
Do not depend on an IDE
Build and test everything when it changes
The database schema counts as everything
Helps you to find out key metrics and track them visually
Check-in often and early
Stronger source code control
Continuous integration is running unit tests whenever you commit code
Automate the build and test everyone
Keep the build fast with automated deployment

Disadvantages of CI

Here, are cons/drawbacks of Continuous Integration process:

Initial setup time and training is required to get acquainted with Cl server
Development of suitable test procedures is essential
Well-developed test-suite required many resources for Cl server
Conversion of familiar processes
Requires additional servers and environments
Waiting times may occur when multiple developers want to integrate their code around the same time

Here, are some most essential CI/CD tools: