[Music] Welcome to IBM Cloud Continuous Delivery Overview. After watching this video, you will be able to: Describe Continuous Delivery and DevOps on IBM Cloud and describe Continuous Delivery tools. Continuous Delivery is a DevOps service that you can use to build, test, and deliver applications. You can use Continuous Delivery to: Create integrated DevOps open toolchains to enable tool integrations that support your development, deployment, and operations tasks. Edit and push your code from anywhere by using the web-based IDE. Create, edit, run, and debug code, and complete source-control tasks in GitHub. Seamlessly move from editing your code to deploying it to production. Collaborate with your team and manage your source code with a Git repository (repo) and issue tracker. Manage Git repos through fine-grained access controls that keep code secure. Deliver continuously by using automated pipelines. Automate builds, unit tests, and deployments and be ready to release into production at any time. A toolchain is a set of tool integrations that support development, deployment, and operations tasks. Toolchains can include open source tools, IBM Cloud services such as IBM Cloud DevOps Insights, and third-party tools such as GitHub, PagerDuty, and Slack. You can use a toolchain collaboratively and make operations repeatable and easier to manage. Now we’ll take a closer look at three Continuous Delivery tools. In Web IDE, you can develop code such as Node.js, Java, or other languages. No software other than your web browser is necessary. Web IDE saves your current work in a cloud-based file directory, which is known as the local repository. You can also configure the build, deploy, or test scripts within Web IDE. IBM Cloud provides Eclipse Orion as the Web IDE. You can also use a desktop IDE with DevOps services. For source control management (SCM) and issue tracking, Continuous Delivery creates a Git repo as a change management system. The local repository is a copy of your latest edits before you submit your work to the SCM system. The Git repo, which is the remote repository, is hosted on the IBM Cloud DevOps infrastructure. The issue tracker tracks your work including defects, enhancements, and tasks. The issue tracker is hosted by IBM and built on GitLab Community Edition. Track issues and share ideas through the issue tracker. Review code and enhance collaboration through merge requests. Document projects on the wiki system. The Delivery Pipeline tool automates the process of building and deploying your code as an IBM Cloud application. Build, test, and deploy in a repeatable way with minimal human intervention. In this video, you learned: Continuous Delivery is an IBM Cloud service you can use to: Create integrated DevOps open toolchains. Develop, edit, and push code from anywhere. Collaborate with your team and manage your source code with a Git repo and issue tracker and deliver continuously via automated pipelines. A toolchain is a set of tool integrations that support development, deployment, and operations tasks.