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A Next-Gen Continuous Integration Solution to Improve Software Delivery
- 1. A Next-Gen Continuous Integration Solution to Improve Software Delivery Arnold Bechtoldt Karlsruhe, 28.04.2016
- 2. Arnold Bechtoldt Systems Engineer & Consultant @ inovex 〉 Software-Defined Datacenters 〉 Infrastructure as Code 〉 Continuous Integration/Delivery 〉 High Availability & Scale-Out 2
- 3. Scenario
- 4. 〉 Groupware system 〉 Several components/languages/teams/feature sets 〉 Advanced architecture The Product 4
- 5. Test Matrix 5 Rails-FE Mail-MW Calendar-MW DBMS K/V 1 K/V 2 MDA Mail-Store MDA IMAP/POP Proxy Mail-FTS MTA Mail-In MTA Mail-Out Customer Feature Set 1 Customer Feature Set 2 Customer Feature Set 3 Customer Feature Set 4 ... v1 v2 v3 v4 ... X X
- 6. Stories from Real World
- 7. We can‘t run integration tests in parallel.
- 8. Running all of our tests takes ages.
- 9. Our integration tests are fragile.
- 10. Producing a bugfix release is hard work.
- 11. Time For A Plan
- 12. 〉 Git-Pushes go to feature/bugfix branches 〉 Every Git-Push triggers a test 〉 Tests run in prod-like environments 〉 Tests run in isolated/dedicated environments 〉 Automate (almost) everything 〉 Increase & maintain (infra) test coverage The Plan 12
- 13. The Plan: Building A Private Travis CI Clone 13
- 14. 14 Gitlab Jenkins CI Pipeline Master Git Push Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins Slaves Artifactory Hooks Status Report Docker-Compose Parallelization (MatrixJob) Job Groovy DSL confd Dockerfile + Bash Script Mac OS/Linux/ Windows User
- 15. Toolset 15 Tool Purpose Gitlab Git Repository Server Docker Container Technology Bash + Confd Image/Container Configuration Docker-Compose Container/Service Management Artifactory Artifact Repository Jenkins CI Pipeline
- 16. Conclusions
- 17. 〉 Don‘t underestimate the effort for CI/CD preparation 〉 Isolated integration testing at ludicrous speed 〉 Infrastructure as Code improves documentation 〉 Similarity to production leads to faster bugfixing 〉 Parallel testing increases work efficiency Conclusions 17
- 18. A voice in my head.. 18
- 23. Q&A
- 24. Arnold Bechtoldt inovex GmbH abechtoldt@inovex.de CC BY-NC-ND inovex.de +ArnoldBechtoldtGER github.com/ bechtoldt arbe.io youtube.com/ inovexGmbH