Taking Jenkins Pipeline to the Extreme

Taking Jenkins Pipeline to the Extreme
Yinon Avraham
Tech Lead @ eBay
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AGENDA
● Why
● What
● How
● WOW!
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WHY

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WHAT

IMPROVED CI/CD PROCESS
CI: For each active branch:
1. Build
2. Unit Tests
3. Publish Artifacts
4. Integration Tests
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CI
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Deploy & TestDeploy & Test
Deploy to
Production
Deploy to
Production
Repo 2Repo 1
Deploy to Acceptance Environment & Test

REQUIREMENTS
1. Configuration as Code
2. Multibranch Coverage
3. Visibility
4. Reuse Job Configuration (D.R.Y)
5. Integration Tests Isolation
6. Self Contained Configuration

REQUIREMENTS

HOW

CODE REUSE - GLOBAL PIPELINE LIBRARIES
Jenkinsfile
#!groovy
@Library('buildtools@1.x') _
properties([
parameters([forcePublishParam()]),
discardOldBuildsProperty()
])
withMavenDockerNode(jdk: 'JDK8') { buildTools ->
stage('Setup') {
buildTools.init()
dir('app') {
checkout scm
}
}
dir('app') {
mavenBuildTestPublish()
}
failAsUnstable {
withDockerEx { dockerEx ->
def kafkaIp
stage('Start Sidecars') {
kafkaIp = startKafkaSidecar(dockerEx)
}
stage('Integration Tests') {
dir('app') {
runIntegrationTests(kafkaIp)
} } } } }
def call() {
stage('Build') {
sh 'mvn clean verify –U –B –fae –Dmaven.test.failure.ignore'
}
stage('Unit Tests') {
junit '**/target/surefire-reports/TEST-*.xml'
}
stage('Publish') {
def msg = canDeploy()
if (msg == 'ok' || params.FORCE_PUBLISH) {
sh 'mvn deploy'
} else {
echo "Publish skipped, cannot deploy: ${msg}"
}
}
}
vars/mavenBuildTestPublish

ISOLATION – “SIDECAR” PATTERN
Jenkins
Master
Jenkins
Slave
Jenkins
Slave
Kafka
Broker
Schema
Registry
Zookeeper
kafka sidecar
Kafka
Broker
Schema
Registry
Zookeeper
kafka sidecar

Docker Extension – Support Docker Compose
import com.ebay.tools.DockerEx
def call(body) {
def dockerEx = new DockerEx(this)
try {
body(dockerEx)
} finally {
dockerEx.close()
}
}
vars/withDockerEx
def call(dockerEx) {
def kafka = dockerEx.compose('kafka',
[file: 'buildtools/docker/kafka.yml'])
kafka.defaultNetwork.create()
def ip = kafka.inspectGateway()
echo "Kafka IP: ${ip}"
withEnv(["KAFKA_IP=${ip}"]) {
kafka.up().ps()
}
waitForPort host: ip, port: 29092 // Kafka broker
waitForEndpoint url: "http://${ip}:8081" // Schema Registry
ip
}
vars/startKafkaSidecar
withDockerEx { dockerEx ->
def kafkaIp
stage('Start Sidecars') {
kafkaIp = startKafkaSidecar(dockerEx)
}
stage('Integration Tests') {
dir('app') {
runIntegrationTests(kafkaIp)
}
}
}
class DockerEx implements Serializable {
protected final def script
private final ArrayMap compositions = new ArrayMap()
DockerEx(script) {
this.script = script
}
DockerExCompose compose(String name, Map config = [:]) {
DockerEx dockerEx = this
compositions.get(name, { ->
new DockerExCompose(docker, name, config)
}
}
void close() {
closeAllCompositions()
}
void closeAllCompositions() {
compositions.forEach { _, compose ->
try { compose.down() } catch (e) {
script.echo "Destroy '${compose.name}' failed: ${e}"
}
}
}
}
src/com/ebay/tools/DockerEx

Docker Extension – Support Docker Compose
class DockerExCompose implements Serializable {
private final DockerEx dockerEx
private final def script
private final ArrayMap config
final String name
DockerExCompose(DockerEx dockerEx, String name,
Map config = [:]) {
this.dockerEx = dockerEx
this.script = dockerEx.script
this.name = name
this.config = config
}
DockerExCompose up() {
script.sh "docker-compose –project-name $name " +
"${fileArg()} up -d"
this
}
DockerExCompose down() {
script.sh "docker-compose ${fileArg()} down"
this
}
src/com/ebay/tools/DockerExCompose
DockerExCompose ps() {
script.sh "docker-compose ${fileArg()} ps"
this
}
String inspectGateway() {
defaultNetwork.inspectGateway()
}
DockerExNetwork getDefaultNetwork() {
docker.network("${name}_default".toString())
}
private String fileArg() {
def file = config.get('file')
file ? "--file ${file}" : ''
}
}
String inspectGateway() {
def res = script.sh(script: "docker network inspect -f " +
"'{{range .IPAM.Config}}{{.Gateway}}{{end}}' $name",
returnStdout: true)
res.trim().split('/')[0].toString()
}

SELF CONTAINED CONFIGURATION
withMavenDockerNode
import com.ebay.tools.BuildTools
def call(Map args, body) {
timestamps {
def timeoutArgs = args.timeout ?: [time: 1, unit: 'HOURS']
timeout (timeoutArgs) {
def label = 'maven-docker-builder'
mavenDockerPodTemplate(label) {
node(label) {
def buildTools = new BuildTools(this, args)
body(buildTools)
}
}
}
}
}
private void mavenDockerPodTemplate(String label, body) {
podTemplate(
label: label,
containers: [
containerTemplate(
name: 'jnlp',
image: ...
)] ...
) {
body()
}
}
Jenkinsfile
#!groovy
properties([
parameters([forcePublishParam()]),
discardOldBuildsProperty()
])
...
src/com/ebay/tools/BuildTools
class BuildTools implements Serializable {
private final def script
private final ArrayMap args
void init() {
gitCloneBuildTools()
setJavaHome(args.get('jdk'))
printToolsVersion()
}
private void printToolsVersion() {
script.sh script: 'mvn --version', returnStatus: true
script.sh script: 'java -version', returnStatus: true
script.sh script: 'docker version', returnStatus: true
}
}

TIPS & TRICKS
● Do not load global libraries implicitly by default.
This is sometimes redundant and it is not visible
● Do load global libraries explicitly with specific stable development branch, e.g. “1.x”.
This way you get fixes and enhancements transparently, but keep the option for “2.x”
● Do treat your global pipeline library as any other library you write (e.g. versioning,
testing, etc.)
Global Pipeline Library Management

TIPS & TRICKS
Global Pipeline Library Management - Testing
#!groovy
import static com.ebay.tools.test.PipelineTestUtils.*
withMavenDockerNode {
pipelineTests(this) {
testSuite('withBuildTools, shEx') {
test("withBuildTools - Test build tools with JDK8") {
withBuildTools(jdk: 'JDK8') { buildTools ->
def result = shEx(script: 'java -version')
assertStringContains expected: 'version "1.8.',
actual: result.get('err'),
message: 'Java version not as expected'
assertEquals expected: 0,
actual: result.get('status'),
message: "Return status not as expected"
}
}
...
}
}
}

TIPS & TRICKS
● Do prototype, test and play using the online script editor
● Do use the “Replay” functionality
● Do echo, echo, echo – write decisions and state to the console
● Trick: interactiveShell
Pipeline Script Development and Debugging
def call() {
timeout(time: 10, unit: 'MINUTES') {
echo "[Shell] ***** Starting interactive shell *****"
String cmd = ''
while (cmd != 'exit') {
cmd = input(id: 'cmd', message: 'Command:', parameters: [
[$class: 'TextParameterDefinition', name: 'cmd',
description: 'Enter shell command to run, "exit" to stop the shell']
])
def ret = sh(script: cmd, returnStatus: true)
echo "[Shell] Return Code: $ret"
}
echo "[Shell] Bye!"
}
}

TIPS & TRICKS
● Do organize in stages to reflect your pipeline flow, think visibility
● Do echo, echo, echo (yes, I already wrote it, it’s important)
● Do control the result status to reflect the actual result
● Do write your global library to express your DSL
Increase Visibility and Readability

Any Questions?
THANK YOU!
Yinon Avraham
yavraham@ebay.com
@yinonavraham

Taking Jenkins Pipeline to the Extreme

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