Zero To DevOps - Source Control and Release Strategy for Dynamics 365 Solutions - Crm Saturday 2017
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Zero To DevOps - Source Control and Release Strategy for Dynamics 365 Solutions - Crm Saturday 2017
- 1. Zero to DevOps - Source Control and Release Strategy for Dynamics 365 Solutions Shane Carvalho Consultant | Dynamics 365 | Oakton
- 2. Hi! I’m Shane Carvalho • Geek. Developer. Blogger. • Mobile to multi-tenant SASS solutions in the .NET ecosystem. • Dynamics CRM 4 Dynamics 365. • Passion for ALM and DevOps. • Automate everything!!!
- 3. nullfactory.net github.com/shanec- @shanec_ Hi! I’m Shane Carvalho
- 6. But, wouldn’t it be nice to … • Automatically maintain a history of what went into a release? • What new features were included? • What bugs were fixed? • To have a single source of truth (not dependent on a CRM instance) • Rebuild your custom plugin/workflow assemblies – inject them into your CRM solution as part of a single build. • Rollback individual artifacts or commits. • Compare differences between releases. • Automate the entire deployment a CRM solution with the click of a button?
- 7. The Solution SolutionPackager.exe Official CRM SDK Individual Parts
- 8. The Solution SolutionPackager.exe Official CRM SDK Individual Parts
- 9. The Solution Project Structure SolutionPackager.exe Official CRM SDK Visual Studio Solution Official CRM SDK via NuGet Packages Helper Scripts (via Microsoft.Xrm.Data.PowerShell module)
- 10. Source Control – Build Definition The Solution Project Structure SolutionPackager.exe Official CRM SDK Visual Studio Solution Official CRM SDK via NuGet Packages Deployment – Release Definition Helper Scripts (via Microsoft.Xrm.Data.PowerShell module)
- 11. Source Control – Build Definition The Solution Project Structure SolutionPackager.exe Official CRM SDK Visual Studio Solution Official CRM SDK via NuGet Packages Deployment – Release Definition Scaffolding via Yeoman generator (generator-nullfactory-xrm) Helper Scripts (via Microsoft.Xrm.Data.PowerShell module)
- 12. Development Environment CRM Developer – Technical CRM Developer – Functional CRM Developer – Technical Build / Release Manager CI Build “Release” Build Deploy to UAT UAT Environment Pull Solution Typical Application Lifecycle Apply Versioning
- 13. The Challenge - Demo Development Environment UAT Environment VSTS using Git Team Build Release Management
- 14. Now, what does this mean?
- 15. No more “Golden” CRM Instance Deployment is not dependent on a source CRM Instance
- 16. A Single Source of Truth April 3.0x Release Bug Fix #10 Feature X Partial Feature X Done Sprint 4 QA Release Point in Time / Commits The Repository is the Source of Truth
- 17. A standard way of storing and managing projects across the organization. Project A & B Developer Project C Developer Project A Project B Project C Consistent way of Managing Projects
- 18. Traceability User Story / Feature Task Bug CommitAssociated with MS Build Commit Task Commit Task Commit Commit Commit Commit Build 1 Build 2 Build 3 Automatically maintain a history of what went into a release. Associated with Associated with Associated with
- 19. Quality of Artifacts – Integrity of Solution Ensure that your product can be built and deployed at any given time MS Build Continuous Integration / Scheduled (nightly) Build Commit Trigger 3AM Week Nights Continuous Deployment Release Success Success Automated
- 21. Form of Documentation VSTS Release Documentation Environment Specific Configuration Deployment Steps + Secure Configuration
- 22. Dynamics 365 Environment Visual Studio Team Services VSTS MS Build VSTS Release Repository Build + Test Release Bring Your Own Infrastructure
- 23. Deployment Guy Authorise Releases QA Release Approver UAT Release Manager or Approvers Group
- 24. Things to keep in mind… Dependence on the SDK tools Buy-In of the team Not a silver bullet You still have to follow the best practices when developing and deploying CRM Solutions. DevOps is people following a process enabled by products to deliver value to our end users. – Donovan Brown
- 25. More information available at http://nullfactory.net generator-nullfactory-xrm [https://github.com/shanec-/generator-nullfactory-xrm] http://nullfactory.net http://github.com/shanec- Thank You DesignedbyFreepikfromwww.flaticon.com programmerbyChanutisIndustriesfromtheNounProject designedbyfromFlaticon
- 26. Thank you
- 27. Step1 Visual Studio Solution Scripts + Toolset Generate scaffold Demo Recap – Scaffolding
- 28. Pull-CrmSolution.ps1 SolutionPackager.exe Plugins Project Workflows Project Web resources Project Development Environment Export Step2 Repository Visual Studio Solution Demo Recap – The Setup
- 29. Build SolutionPackager.exe Step3 Repackage Managed.zip Unmanaged.zip MS Build Step4 Testing Environment Deploy-CrmSolution.ps1 Release Management Demo Recap – Build and Release