Continuous delivery from the trenches
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A presentation form Integration Stockholm where we shared our collected thoughts on how to implement Continuous Delivery in mainly Enterprise organisations. What has worked for us and what did not work and how to approach CI/CD and succeed...
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Continuous delivery from the trenches
- 3. Community Learning & fun Once per month
- 6. What can I contribute with to the group Which Topic (1) is the most interesting
- 14. Gather Requirements Write Specification Build softwareTest software Deliver Software Acceptance Test projects not code Automation for
- 18. complexity++ DEV WEB/APP DB WEB/APP WEB/APP LB APPESB DEV2 WEB/APP DB WEB/APP WEB/APP LB APPESB TEST WEB/APP DB WEB/APP WEB/APP LB APPESB AT WEB/APP DB WEB/APP WEB/APP LB APPESB ST WEB/APP DB WEB/APP WEB/APP LB APPESB PRE PROD WEB/APP DB WEB/APP WEB/APP LB APPESB PROD WEB/APP DB WEB/APP WEB/AP LB APPESB ST WEB/APP DB WEB/APP WEB/APP LB APPESB
- 28. Why do we love waterfalls? Are waterfalls bad?
- 29. #2: The light
- 31. humans = failure
- 32. robots = success
- 33. pirates!
- 34. Tools centric
- 35. Jenkins
- 36. Deploy button
- 37. 500 services
- 38. 500 buttons
- 40. Jenkins a.k.a. Hudson © 2005 Subversion 1.0: 2004-02-23
- 41. Jenkins: cron + web in 2005
- 42. everything! Automation Not just deploy and test
- 43. There are many tools But the tool is irrelevant
- 44. CD is not a tool
- 45. CD is a religion
- 47. there is no tool SO… there is a recipe
- 49. fix the pain #2
- 51. goto #1 #4
- 52. 1:find the pain 2:fix the pain 3:reach enlightenment 4:goto #1 The recipe
- 53. give me a tool %&!#¤?$%&
- 54. Jenkins is fine…
- 57. Deploy button
- 58. Start small
- 59. 1:find the pain 2:fix the pain 3:reach enlightenment 4:goto #1 The recipe
- 60. That really really hurts
- 61. no big bangs
- 62. risky Don’t fix what’s not broken
- 63. expensive If you are not saving money: your spending it
- 65. Easy: right?
- 67. What is the real problem? Is CI/CD a religion?
- 68. #3: The People
- 69. Placeholder for Mats Slides
- 70. #4: The Map
- 71. ARTIFACTS CONFIG DEVELOP TEST/VER/PROD • The world changes • Separate build from deploy • Archive • Write once only (immutable)
- 72. ARTIFACTS CONFIG DEVELOP TEST/VER/PROD • First class citizens • History • Audit • Roll back/revert • Public knowledge
- 74. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Frameworks Generate Code • Enforce standard patterns • From zero to “done” instantly • Quick on boarding • Easy refactoring • Quick development
- 75. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Frameworks Generate Code VERSION CONTROL • Branching strategy (gitflow) • Version strategy (maven) • Easy access (web-ui) • Distributed (git) • Feature commits
- 76. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Build CodeFrameworks Generate Code VERSION CONTROL • Standard tools (maven/ant) • Convention over configuration (the maven way) • Command Line • No configuration • No “installation”
- 77. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Test CodeBuild CodeFrameworks Generate Code VERSION CONTROL • Unit test • Whenever possible • Black-box testing • Some “online testing” • Remember usability (auto update)
- 78. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Release Code Test CodeBuild CodeFrameworks Generate Code VERSION CONTROL • One liner (release.py) • Manage dependencies (maven) • Manage versions (maven) • Manage version control (git) • Push to Artifact (maven) • Rollback on failure (release branch)
- 79. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Release Code Test CodeBuild CodeFrameworks Generate Code Edit Code VERSION CONTROL • Editor agnostic • No configuration • No magic
- 80. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Release Code Test CodeBuild CodeFrameworks Generate Code Edit Code VERSION CONTROL Review Code • Not to enforce policies • For education only • Everyone should review • “Pair programming”
- 81. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Release Code Update Config Test CodeBuild CodeFrameworks Generate Code Edit Code VERSION CONTROL Review Code • Version controlled (git) • Easy to edit/compare (web) • Connected to artifacts • Self documented
- 82. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Release Code Update Config Test CodeBuild CodeFrameworks Generate Code Create BOM Edit Code VERSION CONTROL Review Code • Simple text files (Bill of Material) • From comparing state (web) • From development • Describes state • Goes back and forwards
- 83. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Release Code Update Config Test CodeBuild CodeFrameworks Generate Code Create BOM Create Ticket Edit Code VERSION CONTROL Review Code • Work order • Describes why and what • When approved: done • Contains logs • Self service deploy
- 84. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Release Code Update Config Test CodeBuild CodeFrameworks Generate Code Create BOM Create Ticket Edit Code VERSION CONTROL Review Code AUTOMATED
- 85. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Release Code Update Config Test CodeBuild CodeFrameworks Generate Code Create BOM Create Ticket Edit Code VERSION CONTROL Review Code AUTOMATED SELF SERVICE PORTAL
- 87. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Verify Code • Dependency mismatches • Accidental global changes • Invalid changes
- 88. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Verify Code Test Releases • Regression test • Acceptance test • Performance test
- 89. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Verify Code Test Releases Document Code • Think java doc • Generated from code • But focus is maintenance
- 90. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Verify Code Test Releases Document Code • See live metrics • Changes over time Monitoring
- 91. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Verify Code Test Releases Document Code Manage Config • Make sure “prod” is correct • Update when life changes • Does not require development Monitoring
- 92. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Verify Code Test Releases Document Code Manage Config Deploy • Apply configuration • Push to environment • Record logs • Update “state” Monitoring
- 93. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Verify Code Test Releases Document Code Manage Config Deploy Approve Tickets • Configuration management • Coordinate projects • Coordinate deploys Monitoring
- 96. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Release Code Update Config Test CodeBuild Code Generate Code Create BOM Create Ticket Edit Code VERSION CONTROL Review Code Verify Code Test Releases Document Code Manage Config Deploy Approve Tickets Monitoring
- 97. ARTIFACTS CONFIG Frameworks Generate Code Edit Code VERSION CONTROL Review Code Automation Self Service UI Automation Ticket workflow Automation
- 98. What's your CI/CD Vision? Should everything be automated?
- 99. #5: The Tech
- 100. Placeholder for Mats Slides
- 103. Iterative CD
- 104. DB Artifacts
- 105. Static, never changes Assessment: Cost: ?, Benefit: none Cost/Benefit: Scripted during install Recommendation: #1
- 106. Changes infrequently Assessment: Cost: low, Benefit: low Cost/Benefit: Package as jar, run scripts Recommendation: #2
- 107. Changes frequently Assessment: Cost: med., Benefit: med. Cost/Benefit: Package as jar, auto deploy Recommendation: #3
- 108. Changes very frequently Assessment: Cost: high., Benefit: high. Cost/Benefit: DB version tool, auto deploy Recommendation: #4
- 109. What's your best CI/CD experience? What's your worst?
- 110. #6: The Religion
- 112. Enlightenment
- 113. Helping People
- 114. The biggest hat
- 118. make love not war
- 120. Thank you
- 121. ? !