Continuous Delivery is the practice of automatically preparing code changes for a release to production. This involves building, testing, and validating code changes in a production-like environment to ensure they are ready for deployment at any time. Continuous Delivery extends Continuous Integration by adding automated deployment steps that prepare the code for release, but it still requires manual approval for the actual deployment to production. The goal of Continuous Delivery is to enable faster and more reliable releases by ensuring that code is always in a deployable state. By reducing the manual steps involved in deployment, Continuous Delivery improves efficiency, reduces the risk of errors, and allows teams to respond more quickly to market changes and customer feedback.