Guaranteed Delivery - Delivering Infrastructure and Code Together - Matt Moor
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This document summarizes Matt Moor's presentation on guaranteeing delivery of code and infrastructure together through continuous delivery practices. It discusses building code and infrastructure separately but integrating them through shared artifacts. The key steps are to automate infrastructure builds with tools like Packer and Puppet, integrate code and infrastructure through builds that deploy code to virtual machines, and tie it all together with build notifications and deployment. The goal is to avoid surprises at deployment time and establish common ground between development and operations.
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* Prioritize security, usability and reliability over new features
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Topics covered:
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Open source database for logs
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● Works great with both structured and plaintext logs
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- 1. #atlassian
- 2. Guaranteed Delivery: Shipping Infrastructure and Code Together Matt Moor • Senior Build Engineer • Atlassian • @imprecise_matt
- 4. What?
- 8. Deployable, all the time
- 9. Code
- 11. Infrastructure
- 15. Why?
- 16. Avoid surprises at deployment time
- 17. Culture.
- 19. Devops
- 20. establish a common ground between development and operations
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- 22. another tool to help you to get people working together
- 23. Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)
- 24. How?
- 26. 3 Builds
- 27. 3 Builds 2 Shared Artefacts
- 28. 3 Builds 2 Shared Artefacts 1 Deployment
- 30. automate your infrastructure builds
- 31. tests
- 32. serverspec
- 33. serverspec
- 35. Puppet
- 36. Puppet
- 38. packer
- 39. packer
- 40. infrastructure build → config management checkout → VM image
- 41. infrastructure build → config management checkout → VM image
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- 44. checkout → build → unit tests → functional tests
- 46. download your machine image
- 48. start a VM from your machine image
- 49. Vagrant
- 52. download your code artefact
- 54. run your code on the VM
- 56. run your functional tests
- 57. Deployment
- 58. →
- 59. tie it all together
- 63. code build
- 64. code build infra build
- 65. code build infra build →
- 66. code build infra build → integration build
- 67. code build infra build → integration build →
- 68. code build infra build → integration build →deployment
- 69. tips & tricks
- 70. Thank you! Matt Moor • Senior Build Engineer • Atlassian • @imprecise_matt
- 71. Questions? Ask live: bit.ly/ask-atlassian ! Log in with your email you used to register