The document discusses Jan Ulrich's approach to leveling up deployment infrastructure at Salesforce. It involves continuous integration and testing, release coordination among developers, shipping tools, logging, feature flags, and team development branches. The deployment pipeline involves checking out the repo, building, testing, generating artifacts, and deploying to production web servers.

1. Leveling Up
Deployment Infrastructure
julrich@salesforce.com
‘s Approach Jan Ulrich

2. Stage Content Layout
Use the stage highlighting devices
Ship it!

3. How do we do it?
● Testing
● Coordination
● Custom Tools
● Automation
● Logging
● Feature Flags
● Development Branches

4. Continuous Integration & Testing

5. Continuous Integration & Testing

6. Release Coordination
Developer 1
Developer 2
Developer 3
Developer 4
Developer 1
Developer 5
Developer 6
Developer 7
Developer 8
Developer 9
Developer 10
Developer 11
Developer 12
Developer 13

7. Shipping Tools

8. Shipping Tools

9. Logs

10. Feature Flags

11. Feature Flags

12. Team Development Branches

13. Deployment Pipeline
Checkout Repo
Build: Composer & Node
Generate cache
Generate JS / CSS
Artifact Storage
Run Tests
Production Web Servers

14. Deployment Pipeline
Checkout Repo
Build: Composer & Node
Generate cache
Generate JS / CSS
Artifact Storage
Run Tests
Production Web Servers

15. Improvement: No shared SSH account

16. Pull vs Push based Deployment

17. Atomic Deploys

18. Containers

19. Containers

20. Thanks!
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