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This document discusses continuous integration and deployment with Jenkins. It provides an overview of continuous integration, continuous delivery, and Jenkins. The presenter then demonstrates how to set up continuous integration and deployment for a Drupal site with Jenkins, including automated testing, deployments to multiple servers, rollbacks, and upgrades. Tools discussed include Capistrano, deployment manager, Saucelabs, and Jenkins Pipeline.

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Continuous Integration /
Deployment with Jenkins
Code4Lib - May 14, 2014
Ashok Modi

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Agenda
• About us
• What is:
• Continuous Integration?
• Continuous Delivery/Deployment?
• About Jenkins
• Why Jenkins?
• Demo
• Tools used

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
About us
• Cherry Hill
• Drupal since 2005
• http://chillco.com
• https://twitter.com/thecherryhillco

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Continuous
Integration

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
• Practice of merging
all developer working
copies with a shared
mainline several times
a day
• Prevent feature
integration/ﬁx
problems
• Automated testing

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Continuous
Delivery

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
• Everything involved in
Continuous
Integration
• Make sure the
software checked in
on the mainline is
always in a state that
can be deployed to
users
• Makes the actual
deployment process
rapid

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Jenkins
• Continuous Integration software
• Test code / functionality changes to software
• Gradually evolved to also managed deployments  
(Continuous Delivery / Deployment)
• Front-end to manage your software delivery
workﬂow
• Many plugins (VCS, Testing, Notiﬁcations, Views)

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Why not Jenkins
• Already using a 3rd party solution
• Pantheon, Acquia, Heroku, etc
• Already using Chef / Puppet for deployment
• Does not involve “just” Jenkins
• Capistrano (Ruby), Fabric (Python), etc
• “Heavy” (Java)

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Why Jenkins?
• Create test builds
• Run tests Easily
• Script the production build process
• Easy deploy
• Automated
• “Push the button!”

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Who is Jenkins for?
• Systems Admin
• Host on your own infrastructure
• Possibly dealing with various kinds of projects
(Drupal, Wordpress, Rails, etc)
• Tired of emails/chat asking to update the dev /
production sites

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Who is Jenkins for?
• Everyone else
• PM (approve test site and build)
• Non sys-admins (automatically view dev site
with latest code)
• Manual testers (integrate with ticketing systems
to approve/reject production build)

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Why Jenkins?

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Demo
• Librarysite
• Capistrano
• Deployment manager
• Rollbacks
• Upgrades
• Multiple servers
• Saucelabs
• Jenkins Pipeline

Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014
Questions?
• Become a build master
• Thank you :)

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2. Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014 Agenda • About us • What is: • Continuous Integration? • Continuous Delivery/Deployment? • About Jenkins • Why Jenkins? • Demo • Tools used

3. Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014 About us • Cherry Hill • Drupal since 2005 • http://chillco.com • https://twitter.com/thecherryhillco

4. Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014 Continuous Integration

5. Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014 • Practice of merging all developer working copies with a shared mainline several times a day • Prevent feature integration/ﬁx problems • Automated testing

6. Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014 Continuous Delivery

7. Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014 • Everything involved in Continuous Integration • Make sure the software checked in on the mainline is always in a state that can be deployed to users • Makes the actual deployment process rapid

8. Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014 Jenkins • Continuous Integration software • Test code / functionality changes to software • Gradually evolved to also managed deployments   (Continuous Delivery / Deployment) • Front-end to manage your software delivery workﬂow • Many plugins (VCS, Testing, Notiﬁcations, Views)

9. Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014 Why not Jenkins • Already using a 3rd party solution • Pantheon, Acquia, Heroku, etc • Already using Chef / Puppet for deployment • Does not involve “just” Jenkins • Capistrano (Ruby), Fabric (Python), etc • “Heavy” (Java)

10. Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014 Why Jenkins? • Create test builds • Run tests Easily • Script the production build process • Easy deploy • Automated • “Push the button!”

11. Continuous Integration / Deployment with Jenkins Code4Lib - May 2014 Who is Jenkins for? • Systems Admin • Host on your own infrastructure • Possibly dealing with various kinds of projects (Drupal, Wordpress, Rails, etc) • Tired of emails/chat asking to update the dev / production sites

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