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CI-CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment) is an approach to software

development that emphasizes the need for frequent and automated testing and
deployment of code changes. This approach can also be applied to ETL (Extract, Transform,
Load) testing, which is the process of testing ETL pipelines used to extract data from
multiple sources, transform it to fit the target schema, and load it into a destination system.

The CI-CD pipeline for ETL testing typically involves the following steps:

1. Code development: The ETL code is developed using a version control system (such as
Git) that enables developers to manage changes and collaborate on the codebase.
2. Automated testing: Automated tests are created to verify the correctness of the ETL
pipeline. These tests can include unit tests for individual components of the pipeline,
integration tests for testing the pipeline as a whole, and performance tests to ensure the
pipeline can handle large volumes of data.
3. Code review: The code changes are reviewed by other developers to ensure they are of
high quality, follow coding standards, and are well-documented.
4. Build and deployment: The code is built and packaged for deployment to different
environments. This can include creating Docker images or deploying to a cloud-based
infrastructure like AWS or Azure.
5. Deployment to a testing environment: The code is deployed to a testing environment
where it can be tested against real-world data. This testing environment should closely
resemble the production environment to ensure accurate testing.
6. Automated testing in the testing environment: The automated tests created in step 2 are
run in the testing environment to ensure the ETL pipeline is working as expected.
7. Manual testing: Manual testing is also conducted in the testing environment to ensure
that the ETL pipeline is meeting the business requirements and performing as expected.
8. Deployment to production: Once the code changes have been tested and approved,
they are deployed to the production environment.
9. Monitoring: After deployment, the ETL pipeline is monitored to ensure it continues to
work as expected. This can include setting up alerts to notify the team if there are any
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