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This document discusses DevOps, CI/CD pipelines, and the Concourse platform. It begins with an introduction of the author and their background. The rest of the document is organized into the following sections: definitions of DevOps and CI/CD; the benefits of CI/CD; examples of assessment models and gap analyses; the author's first pipeline from 2012 and their theory of three layers for full stack pipelines; an overview of how Pivotal solves these challenges; why to use Concourse for CI/CD including its concepts of resources, jobs, and tasks; and a demo of a Build-Test-Deploy pipeline in Concourse from GIT to AWS to Cloud Foundry. It concludes with instructions for getting started with Con

Technology

INTRO
Jan Svoboda
Pivotal Platform Architect
IBM DevOps Architect [2011-2016]
HP R&D engineer [2006-2011]

Who benefits? And how to measure?
Source https://www.gartner.com/doc/2753718/datadriven-devops-use-metrics-help

Assessment model / Gap analysis
Source http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/d-adoption-paths/

“Concourse was dreamt up and
built while working on the
Cloud Foundry project and
experiencing the interesting CI
and CD challenges that it has”
http://concourse.ci/

Build isolation
Docker images as the base of your jobs

Simplicity &
Reproducibility
Pipeline as a Code - only one config
file

RESOURCES
“A resource is any entity that can be
checked for new versions, pulled down
at a specific version, and/or pushed up
to idempotently create new versions”

JOBS
Functions with inputs and outputs, that
automatically run when new inputs are available.
A Job consists of a sequence of tasks and
operations on resources that can run in serial
or parallel”

TASK
“A task is the
execution of a
script in an
isolated environment
with dependent
resources available
to it.
It can be executed
in a Job or via the
Fly CLI”

vagrant init concourse/lite
vagrant up
https://concourse.ci/hello-world.html
Tutorial:
https://github.com/starkandwayne/concourse-tutorial
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MeetUp Concourse Zurich

1. DevOps / CI / CD ≈ç ≈ç

2. INTRO Jan Svoboda Pivotal Platform Architect IBM DevOps Architect [2011-2016] HP R&D engineer [2006-2011]

3. Boring theory

4. What is DevOps??? 2

5. What do I want to achieve?

6. Who benefits? And how to measure? Source https://www.gartner.com/doc/2753718/datadriven-devops-use-metrics-help

7. Examples…

8. Assessment model / Gap analysis Source http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/d-adoption-paths/

9. My first pipeline in 2012

10. My theory of 3 layers

11. Full stack pipelines

12. How we solve this at Pivotal?

13.

14. “Concourse was dreamt up and built while working on the Cloud Foundry project and experiencing the interesting CI and CD challenges that it has” http://concourse.ci/

15. Why use Concourse for CI & CD?

16. First class pipelines

17. Build isolation Docker images as the base of your jobs

18. Simplicity & Reproducibility Pipeline as a Code - only one config file

19. Fly CLI manage and update pipelines

20. CONCOURSE CONCEPTS

21. RESOURCES “A resource is any entity that can be checked for new versions, pulled down at a specific version, and/or pushed up to idempotently create new versions”

22. JOBS Functions with inputs and outputs, that automatically run when new inputs are available. A Job consists of a sequence of tasks and operations on resources that can run in serial or parallel”

23. TASK “A task is the execution of a script in an isolated environment with dependent resources available to it. It can be executed in a Job or via the Fly CLI”

24. Demo Build->Test->Deploy GIT->AWS->CF

25. vagrant init concourse/lite vagrant up https://concourse.ci/hello-world.html Tutorial: https://github.com/starkandwayne/concourse-tutorial GETTING STARTED

26. Thanks for joining jsvoboda@pivotal.io

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