Continuous Deployment is a software development practice where code changes are automatically pushed into production, allowing for frequent and fast releases. It is an extension of Continuous Integration, which focuses on merging code changes into a shared repository frequently. In Continuous Deployment, the entire process of building, testing, and releasing software is automated and triggered by a series of tests and validations. This enables development teams to deliver new features, bug fixes, and improvements to users rapidly, reducing time-to-market and enhancing the overall development cycle. Continuous Deployment greatly improves collaboration, transparency, and productivity within development teams.