Continuous delivery is a step down from continuous deployment. Instead of deploying every commit from the master branch to production, we are choosing which build should be promoted. Continuous delivery has that single manual step that forces us (humans) to decide which release should be upgraded in production.
Given that we already explored continuous deployment, you might be wondering why are we even talking at this point about continuous delivery. There are a few reasons for that. First of all, I am conscious that many of you will not or can not implement continuous deployment. Your tests might not be as reliable as you'd need them to be. Your processes might not allow full automation. You might have to follow regulations that prevent you from reaching nirvana. There could be many other reasons. The point is that not everyone...
