CI/CD and Version Control Tools I Trust When Things Need to Just Work

Getting tests to run consistently is just as important as writing them. These tools help me schedule tests, track results, and make sure everything’s working as it should.

Tools I Use for CI/CD Integration

• Jenkins
  Simple, stable, and powerful. It runs my tests the moment a change is pushed. I’ve used it for triggering builds, scheduling test runs, and keeping a regular flow between dev and testing.

• Docker
  Helps me test in clean, isolated environments. No more “works on my machine” drama. I can spin up the same test setup again and again.

• Selenium Grid
  Useful when I want to run tests across multiple browsers or systems. It’s like having a mini lab without needing a room full of devices.

Version Control Tool I Use

• GitHub
  This is where everything lives – code, test scripts, bugs, fixes, regrets. Whether it’s managing branches or tracking changes, GitHub helps me stay organized and not lose sleep over overwritten files.

CI/CD isn’t about being fancy
It’s about being reliable
These tools make sure the pipeline doesn’t break, even if I do