Presentation for Drupalcon PDX on how to keep your swagger as a developer with continuous intergration.

1. Developer Swagger
Josh Koenig - Pantheon Co-Founder
josh@getpantheon.com
@outlandishjosh
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2. Or,“Application
Lifecycle Managment”
for Drupal
Josh Koenig - Pantheon Co-Founder
josh@getpantheon.com
@outlandishjosh
Thursday, May 23, 13

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5. Enterprise Software Acronym Academy
Application Lifecycle Management
People who own technology need it
Website is a two to five+ year investment
Typically these people manage lots
different systems — that’s hard!
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6. This ain’t just for big
corporations and orgs.
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7. This is for everyone.
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8. What ALM Covers
Requirements Gathering
Design
Development
Project Management
Deployment
Maintenance
Updates and Upgrades
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9. What I’m Gonna Cover
Development
Deployment
Maintenance
Updates and Upgrades
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10. Developers want to
move fast.
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12. But site owners are risk-
averse
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13. Downtime is $$$
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15. Do you have take risks
if you want to move
fast?
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17. No.
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18. Not if you do it right.
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21. Things that
steal yr swag
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27. Cowboys are cool
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29. Especially when
they use
version control and CI
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31. Git has hooks too, just
like Drupal
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32. Remote
Repo
Local
Repo
Pull from a remote
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33. Remote
Repo
Local
Repo
Pushing is a bit harder
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34. Remote
Working
Local
Working
Use a “bare” repo to
coordinate & run hooks
Remote
Bare
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35. Demo
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37. Remote
Working
Local
Working
Use Git to Manage Core
Updates
Remote
Bare
Drupal
Upstream
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38. Continuous Integration
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41. What about D8?
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43. CMI Fixes Everything!
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46. CMI is a major major
major win.
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47. Managing config
consistently in YAML is
a game-changer.
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48. But you still need a
solid workflow.
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49. A Word About
Automated Testing
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50. Better Testing for Site
Builders is Coming
We are here
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51. Get Hip to Behat
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52. Keep Your Dev Fresh
You need to have it down to a science
and easy or automatic.
Data has mass.
Simple mysql tricks can save time.
Save 25 mins every day = 1 day a month.
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53. Drush Aliases
Straightforward to set up if you have SSH
access.
Part of keeping your swagger.
Anatomy of an alias file.
(Cheater Demo Using Pantheon.)
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55. Deploying to Prod
Push or pull are
both ok.
Integrate this with
version control (e.g.
tag it).
Script, test,
automate.
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56. Investing in automation
is essential.
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58. Sites backed by
automated tools will be
better.
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59. They will win.
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61. But you don’t have to
do it all on your own.
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62. Questions?
AMA
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