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# CI/CD

Deployments refer to the process of releasing new software changes or updates into a production environment. This includes transferring code, configuration changes, and other updates from development or testing environments to a live environment where end-users can access and interact with the software.

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Click here to learn more about [Deployment configuration](/typo-help-docs/platform/settings-and-admin/metric-configurations/ci-cd-deployment.md). The following metrics are part of the Deployment section -&#x20;

### [Deployment Frequency](/typo-help-docs/engineering-metrics/deployment-metrics/deployment-frequency.md)

Deployment frequency represents how often the code is deployed into production per week.

### [Deployment Failure ](/typo-help-docs/engineering-metrics/deployment-metrics/deployment-failure.md)

Deployment Failure represents the percentage of deployments that failed during the deployment runs in the production environment.

### [Time To Build](/typo-help-docs/engineering-metrics/deployment-metrics/time-to-build.md)

Time to Build represents the average time taken by all the steps of each deployment to complete in the production environment.


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