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Handbook›Enterprise Project Architecture›CI/CD Pipeline
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CI/CD Pipeline

Design commit, pull request, build, test, and deployment gates for enterprise delivery.

Key takeaways

  • A CI/CD pipeline moves through install, static checks, tests, build, security, and deploy stages, giving fast feedback early and stronger assurance before production.
  • Turborepo PR CI should run turbo run lint typecheck test build --affected with full git history; release CI can run broader verification.
  • Pull requests need scoped changes, preview links, package owners, and documented migrations or operational risk.
  • Match the release strategy to context: continuous preview, scheduled release, feature flags, hotfix, or rolling release with metric comparison.
  • If engineers rerun CI without knowing why it failed, fix the pipeline and its logs, not only the code.

CI/CD is the quality control system for change. It should give fast feedback during development and stronger assurance before production.

Pipeline Stages

StageGoalTypical checks
InstallReproducible dependenciesLockfile, package manager, cache
Static checksCatch cheap failures earlyFormat, lint, typecheck
TestsVerify behaviorUnit, integration, e2e where relevant
BuildProduce deployable artifactsApp and package builds
SecurityReduce operational riskSecret scan, dependency review, policy checks
DeployRelease with traceabilityPreview, staging, production

For Turborepo monorepos, PR CI should usually run turbo run lint typecheck test build --affected with full git history available. Release CI can still run broader verification before production.

Pull Request Rules

  • Keep changes scoped enough for meaningful review.
  • Attach preview links for user-facing changes.
  • Require owners for affected packages or apps.
  • Document migrations, environment changes, and operational risk.
  • Do not merge when required checks are skipped without explanation.

Release Strategy

StrategyUse when
Continuous previewMost product changes
Scheduled production releaseHigh coordination or enterprise customer impact
Feature flag rolloutBehavior needs staged exposure
HotfixProduction incident or urgent regression
Rolling releaseDeployment risk needs staged exposure and metric comparison

Failure Handling

Pipeline failures should produce actionable logs. If engineers regularly rerun CI without knowing why it failed, fix the pipeline, not only the code.

Related docs

Vercel Deployment

Organize project, environment, preview, and production deployment rules for enterprise teams.

Testing Strategy

Balance unit, integration, end-to-end, visual, and smoke tests for enterprise systems.

Metrics and Operating Rhythm

AI-Era GTM · Measure AI GTM performance and connect it to weekly, monthly, and quarterly operating cadence.

Deployment and AI CI/CD

Vercel Enterprise AI Platform · Ship AI systems with preview checks, evaluations, canaries, kill switches, and rollback.

ICP and Pipeline

B2B SaaS Sales and Customer Success · Define ideal customers and pipeline stages that produce forecastable revenue.

Vercel Deployment

Organize project, environment, preview, and production deployment rules for enterprise teams.

Testing Strategy

Balance unit, integration, end-to-end, visual, and smoke tests for enterprise systems.

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