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Practical example of simplifying full-stack development and testing routines using containerisation and orchestration techniques. Sample application: data streaming app with React.js / Apache Kafka / Java SpringBoot / Elasticsearch based on Docker / Kubernetes orchestration. -- Web Tech Fun 2018 Conference Chernihiv, Ukraine
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- 1. Full-stack, Full-run, Full-test: pain reduction in practice Taras Slipets, FlixBus
- 2. About me { “First name”: “Taras”, “Last name”: “Slipets”, “Occupation”: “Senior Software Engineer”, “Interests”: [ “Music”, “Skiing” ] } 2
- 3. Disclaimer: my own personal experience 3
- 6. Initial app structure 6 JVM Tomcat Spring app React,js app
- 7. Initial app structure 7 JVM Tomcat Spring app React,js app
- 9. Throwing over the fence 9 Front-end Backend
- 10. Throwing over the fence 10 Front-end Backend QAs
- 12. Step 1 12
- 13. Confluence page with manual 13
- 14. Step 2 14
- 15. Split Frontend and Backend 15
- 16. Where to run Frontend??? 16 JVM Tomcat Spring app ??? React app
- 17. Where to run Frontend??? 17 VS.
- 18. Where to run Frontend??? 18 JVM Tomcat Spring appReact app
- 19. Step 3 19
- 21. Self contained Backend 21 In-mem H2+
- 23. Step 4 23
- 24. Environments 24
- 25. Environments 25
- 26. Step 5 26
- 27. Deployment automation 27 On-premise Data Centre
- 28. Step 6 28
- 30. Lovely couple 30
- 31. Bash + Ansible scripting 31 Before After
- 32. Step 7 32
- 35. One problem 35
- 36. Alternative 36
- 37. Demo 37
- 40. 40
- 41. Lessons learned 41 ● At very initial phase infrastructure does not matter, but ideas matter very much ● For real-world MVP infrastructure work has same value as feature development ● If developer dived into real infrastructure/operations topics, he/she writes code better.
- 42. 42