Sensible defaults for CI and CD in 2019

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CI and CD are nothing new. But learning more about how to do them better is where we should be focusing our energy – the goal is after all to enhance our ability to deliver value.

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SENSIBLE DEFAULTS FOR CI/CD IN 2019
Charles Korn

Sensible defaults for CI/CD in 2019
Charles Korn

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Mean time  
to recovery
Deployment
frequency
Lead time  
to change
Change  
failure rate

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Time
Seconds Minutes Hours Days Weeks
Dev working locally
Pipeline
Production
compilation unit tests
linting integration tests
business metrics
customer feedbackincidents
technical metricsperformance tests
security scanning

Culture
Pipeline
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Testing
Tooling
Development Deployment

Culture
Pipeline
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Testing
Tooling
Development Deployment

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Sensible default #2:
Trunk-based
development
🌴

Culture
Pipeline
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Testing
Tooling
Development Deployment

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Sensible default #4:
The pipeline is the 
only way
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Sensible default #5:
Decoupled pipelines
⛓

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Sensible default #6:
Build once,  
use everywhere
☝

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Sensible default #7:
Two (or three)
environments
🏭

Culture
Pipeline
20
Testing
Tooling
Development Deployment

21
Sensible default #8:
Deployment ≠ release
🎉

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Sensible default #9:
Automated  
deployments
🤖

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Sensible default #1:
Continuous 
Deployment
✨

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Sensible default #10:
Zero-downtime
deployments
⏱

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Sensible default #11:
Gradual 
deployments
🦜

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Sensible default #12:
Verified 
deployments
🦜
💨

Culture
Pipeline
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Testing
Tooling
Development Deployment

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Sensible default #14:
Always be testing
🔬

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Sensible default #15:
CFRs in pipeline
🔨

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Sensible default #16:
Automated, repeatable,
isolated tests
⚙

Culture
Pipeline
32
Testing
Tooling
Development Deployment

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Sensible default #17:
The pipeline is not
special
🎲

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Sensible default #18:
Automated  
compliance
📋

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Sensible default #19:
Pipeline is code
📜

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Sensible default #20:
Config is code
📚

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Sensible default #21:
Logging, monitoring 
and alerting owned by
dev team
🚨

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Sensible default #22:
Synthetic monitoring
🧐

Culture
Pipeline
39
Testing
Tooling
Development Deployment

40
Sensible default #23:
You build it, you run it 
(it breaks, you wake)
🛌

Culture
Pipeline
41
Testing
Tooling
Development Deployment

Establish Continuous Deployment as goal 
and work backwards
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Sensible default #24:
Paved roads and  
building blocks
🛣

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Logging,
monitoring and
alerting owned
by dev team
Zero-downtime
deployments
Two (or three)
environments
Continuous
Deployment
Decoupled
pipelines
Build once,  
use everywhere
The pipeline is
not special
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Pairing
The pipeline is
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Roll forward
Gradual
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Config is code
You build it,  
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1. 1 1 SENSIBLE DEFAULTS FOR CI/CD IN 2019 Charles Korn

2. Ready to make your mark? /careers

3. Sensible defaults for CI/CD in 2019 Charles Korn

4. 👋 4

5. Some assumptions 5

6. 6 Mean time   to recovery Deployment frequency Lead time   to change Change   failure rate

7. 7 Time Seconds Minutes Hours Days Weeks Dev working locally Pipeline Production compilation unit tests linting integration tests business metrics customer feedbackincidents technical metricsperformance tests security scanning

8. 8 Image credit: mindgamesbrisbane.com

9. Sensible default? 9

10. Culture Pipeline 10 Testing Tooling Development Deployment

11. Culture Pipeline 11 Testing Tooling Development Deployment

12. 12 Sensible default #2: Trunk-based development 🌴

13. 13 Sensible default #3: Pairing 🍐

14. Culture Pipeline 14 Testing Tooling Development Deployment

15. 15 Com pile Lint U nittest Contracttest Integration test Static analysis Journey test CFR tests D eploy to pre-prod Sm oke testD eploy to prod Sm oke test D ependency license check D ependency  vulnerability  check D ependency  update  check Image credit: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/TestPyramid.html Com m it

16. 16 Sensible default #4: The pipeline is the  only way $

17. 17 Sensible default #5: Decoupled pipelines ⛓

18. 18 Sensible default #6: Build once,   use everywhere ☝

19. 19 Sensible default #7: Two (or three) environments 🏭

20. Culture Pipeline 20 Testing Tooling Development Deployment

21. 21 Sensible default #8: Deployment ≠ release 🎉

22. 22 Sensible default #9: Automated   deployments 🤖

23. 23 Sensible default #1: Continuous  Deployment ✨

24. 24 Sensible default #10: Zero-downtime deployments ⏱

25. 25 Sensible default #11: Gradual  deployments 🦜

26. 26 Sensible default #12: Verified  deployments 🦜 💨

27. 27 Sensible default #13: Roll forward ➡

28. Culture Pipeline 28 Testing Tooling Development Deployment

29. 29 Sensible default #14: Always be testing 🔬

30. 30 Sensible default #15: CFRs in pipeline 🔨

31. 31 Sensible default #16: Automated, repeatable, isolated tests ⚙

32. Culture Pipeline 32 Testing Tooling Development Deployment

33. 33 Sensible default #17: The pipeline is not special 🎲

34. 34 Sensible default #18: Automated   compliance 📋

35. 35 Sensible default #19: Pipeline is code 📜

36. 36 Sensible default #20: Config is code 📚

37. 37 Sensible default #21: Logging, monitoring  and alerting owned by dev team 🚨

38. 38 Sensible default #22: Synthetic monitoring 🧐

39. Culture Pipeline 39 Testing Tooling Development Deployment

40. 40 Sensible default #23: You build it, you run it  (it breaks, you wake) 🛌

41. Culture Pipeline 41 Testing Tooling Development Deployment

42. How can I make this happen? 42

43. Establish Continuous Deployment as goal  and work backwards 43

44. 44 Sensible default #24: Paved roads and   building blocks 🛣

45. Recap 45

46. 46 Logging, monitoring and alerting owned by dev team Zero-downtime deployments Two (or three) environments Continuous Deployment Decoupled pipelines Build once,   use everywhere The pipeline is not special Synthetic monitoring Always be testing Automated, repeatable, isolated tests Pairing The pipeline is the only way Roll forward Gradual deployments Config is code You build it,   you run it Automated deployments Paved roads and building blocks Trunk-based development CFRs in pipeline Deployment   ≠ release Pipeline is code Automated compliance Verified deployments

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