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AdaptTo 2016 Get the Flow
- 1. APACHE SLING&FRIENDSTECHMEETUP BERLIN,26-28SEPTEMBER 2016 Get theFlow! DominikSüß, Adobe,Conrad Wöltge,Netcentric
- 2. Agenda adaptTo()2016 2 ▪ DevOps & Co. ▪ The Flow ▪ Demo ▪ Challenges
- 3. DevOps adaptTo()2016 3 DevOps is a […] practice that emphasizes the collaboration and communication of both software developers and […](IT) professionals while automating the processof software delivery and infrastructure change.(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DevOps) Operations DevOps
- 4. Continuous Integration adaptTo()2016 4 Continuous Integration(CI) is a practice to continuouslymerge the working stateof all developers togetherandtest the sanity of the integrated system.
- 5. Continuous Integration adaptTo()2016 5 ReleasesareexpensiveReleasesareexpensive Releasemoreoften!
- 6. Continuous Delivery 6 Continuous Delivery(CD) isthe practice to continuouslyand automatically validateeach integrated state for all functionaland non-functionalaspects
- 7. Continuous Deployment 7 Continuous Deployment defines the practice to automatethe flow of software from development to production througha continuouspipeline.
- 8. The Flow adaptTo()2016 8 git Flow (Pull-Requestbased) Jenkins Pipeline
- 9. Demotime 9 Ingredients - Slingshot application to build - Jenkins 2.0 with Pipeline Plugin - Docker Slingshot and Maven - Github Szenario - Pull request: test and deploy to PROD
- 10. 10 DEMO
- 11. Challenges:TestingContent adaptTo()2016 11 ▪ Whento to update slave statefor various stages? Installationstateofproductionmight change afterhitting earlypipeline stages
- 12. Challenges:Goals adaptTo()2016 12 Tests to be automated ina pipeline: ▪ Test coverage (Unit tests, integration tests,...) ▪ Code analysistests (style, security, … ) ▪ Non-functional tests (endurance, load, stress, security, …
- 13. Challenges:ConfigurationManagement 13 ▪ Split Configuration from Code ▪ Configuration needs to be versioned ▪ Keep configuration and infrastructure in synch ▪ Plan access control across stages for Continuous Deployment pipelines.
- 14. Challenges:Sling Specifics adaptTo()2016 14 ▪ Continuous Delivery Coming from file based technologies on monolith repositories ▪ Challenges for Sling based Projects ▪ Maven and Java versioning ▪ OSGi load specifics ▪ Everything is content, data is key ▪ Content and configuration states ▪ Modularity of application