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Pipelines

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What is Pipelines?

In the context of software development and data engineering, a pipeline refers to a series of automated processes or stages that transform data or code from one form to another. Pipelines are commonly used for continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD), data processing, machine learning model training, and other tasks that involve a sequence of steps. They automate tasks such as building, testing, and deploying software, or extracting, transforming, and loading (ETL) data.

What other technologies are related to Pipelines?

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Used for defining storefront presentation in Demandware/SFCC; integrates with Pipelines for rendering dynamic content.
mentioned alongside Pipelines in 74% (110) of relevant job posts
Handles user interactions and logic in Demandware/SFCC; Pipelines might trigger or interact with controllers.
mentioned alongside Pipelines in 69% (117) of relevant job posts
The product catalog in Demandware/SFCC; Pipelines can be used to manage and update the catalog data.
mentioned alongside Pipelines in 92% (87) of relevant job posts

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