Dennis Benkert - The Dog Ate My Deployment - Symfony Usergroup Berlin March 2013

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This document discusses how to establish a continuous delivery pipeline through automation of builds, tests, and deployments. It recommends automating builds with every commit, testing every commit, and ensuring every commit can be deployed. Continuous integration is key to achieving reliability. The document provides recommendations for tools like Jenkins, Ant, PHPUnit, and deployment tools to help set up an automated continuous delivery pipeline.

Technology

Dennis Benkert
Software Architect
Coaching
Coding
Consulting

Unautomated
Deployments
aka. YOLO Deployments

Continous
Testing Staging Live
Integration

+ Clone Workspace SCM Plugin
+ Build Rename Plugin

Make Successful
Build Workspaces Available

Use Successful Build
Workspaces in next Stages

Use A Framework For This
http://abc.tools.qafoo.com/

Jenkins PHP Template
http://jenkins-php.org/

+ Ant Plugin
+ Your Favorite Deploy Tool

group myserver => "servera", "serverb";

desc "Get the uptime of all server";
task "uptime", group => "myserver", sub {
say run "uptime";
};

Keep Your Deployment
Configuration With Your Code

Let Your Deployment Run
Tests And Stop On Errors

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