Can you explain your CI/CD process and how you implement it?

My CI/CD pipeline starts with code committed to Git. A CI server (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or GitLab CI) triggers on every push. The pipeline runs unit tests, static analysis, and builds artifacts. If all checks pass, the artifact is pushed to a container registry or S3. For CD, I use a blue‑green or canary strategy: the new version is deployed to a staging environment, automated smoke tests run, and once approved, traffic is shifted to the new release. I also integrate infrastructure as code (Terraform or CDK) so that environment provisioning is versioned. Rollbacks are automated by keeping previous versions in the registry. Monitoring and alerting are added to the pipeline to catch failures early. This approach ensures fast, reliable, and auditable deployments.