The document discusses the implementation of continuous deployment, emphasizing the need for applications to be deployable in any environment. It outlines a checklist for successful deployment, including creating deployment packages, automating the process, and integrating with upstream systems. The authors highlight the importance of understanding application customization points and suggest using automation tools for efficiency.

1. Implementing continuous deployment
from automatic builds to automatically
running and tested code
Andrew Phillips
Robert van Loghem

2. Origin
Andrew Phillips
aphillips@xebialabs.com
Robert van Loghem
rvanloghem@xebialabs.com
@soundbites
www.xebialabs.com
@xebialabs

3. Why are you here?!

4. Path to incompleteness
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application

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11. Get your fully running app
where it needs to be

12. Checklist
• Write your application so it can
be deployed to any environment
• Define a complete deployment
package
• Automate your deployment
• Integrate with your upstream
systems
• Hooking it all up

13. Write your application so it can
be deployed to any environment
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14. Know your application and
environment customization
points
JMX
.properties
JNDI
Database
Shared libraries
XML
Classpath

15. Define a complete deployment
package
Deployment Package
Manifest
Java EE artifacts
Resource files
Middleware resources
Post-deployment tests
Dependencies

16. Automate your deployment
Sooo ooo 2009!
tests
Post-deployment
Java EE artifacts
Resource files
Middleware resources

17. Automate your deployment
Customize and Deploy

18. Is this the same for any app?

19. Do you actually want to care
and code it up?

20. Just find an automation tool!

21. Integrate with your upstream
systems

22. The final picture

23. Hooking it all up
WebShere ND and Apache HTTPD

24. Thanks for listening at 08.00!