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On The Road towards Continuous Delivery
This document summarizes a presentation on the journey towards continuous delivery for an e-commerce company's shop platform and mobile app. It discusses moving to a microservices architecture with a page assembler component. Key aspects covered include deploying microservices in real-time using Docker containers and a Jenkins pipeline, as well as connecting the mobile app through a public API. The presentation then focuses on the process for the mobile app, including using a vertical team structure and implementing continuous delivery through automated testing, deployment, and orchestration pipelines. Lessons learned and next steps are also outlined. Interactive discussion groups after a break will cover experiences with continuous delivery for mobile, platform as a service, and integrating components in a continuous delivery pipeline.
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- 1. On The Roadtowards Continuous Delivery David Lee Debora Gomez Victor Rodriguez Heiko Kahmann Berlin, 05.04.2017 #myToysIT
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- 3. Dr. David Lee BSc(Hons)/ PhD in Computer Science (Robert Gordon University, Scotland) Certified Software Architect (Foundation Level) Working since 2010 for the MyToys Group Heiko Kahmann Dipl. Inf., Dipl. Vw (Freie Universität Berlin) Working since 2015 for the MyToys Group 2015-Present: Software Architect at myToys.de About The Presenters Debora Gomez Master in Electrical Engineering (Carlos III University) Working since 2016 for the MyToys Tech Lab in Madrid Victor Rodriguez Master in Computer Science (Public University of Navarre) Working since 2016 for the MyToys Tech Lab in Madrid
- 4. Agenda Our Journey towardsContinuous Delivery for the Shop Platform Short Break for Pizza Interactive Discussion Groups Review Our Journey towards Continuous Delivery for the Mobile App
- 5. Our TechVision: Microserviceswith a PageAssembler Microservice Header PageAssembler Configuration & Service Discovery Server Load Balancer http://www.mytoys.de/nl/success HTMLRequest /newsletter/success david.lee@mytoys.de PageAssembler Request /newsletter/success PageConfiguration with Service URLs Request myToys.de Header HTML Microservice Newsletter Microservice Footer Newsletter DB david.lee@mytoys.de Newsletter HTML Request myToys.de david.lee@mytoys.de Request myToys.de Footer HTML Cache
- 6. Connecting the MobileApp through a Public API Public API Microservice Newsletter Registration Newsletter DB david.lee@mytoys.de Request myToys.de Request Newsletter Registration JSON JSON
- 7. Summary of keycomponents for TechVision PageAssembler Microservices Team Split / Independence / Self- responsibility Cloud Elastic Load Balancing Continuous Delivery Automatic Documentation Test Driven Service Discovery Live Shop Editor
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- 9. Deploying Microservices inReal Time: JAR Deployment with a Pipeline in Jenkins 2
- 10. Deploying Microservices inReal Time Instant Messaging Channel for updates
- 11. The problems withsimple JAR Deployment Developer Operations V1.0 JAR Deploy JAR File please Deploy Hotfix please Didn‘t work – had to rollback V1.0.1 JAR Didn‘t work – had to rollback Config Oh and you need to configure this…
- 12. Continuous Delivery viaDocker Test Project at a Company Innovation Day: Developer Jenkins Operations Commit new version Generate Docker container
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- 14. Deploying Microservices toReal Time Developer Operations Docker Container Orchestration Continuous Delivery Continuous Deployment
- 15. Continuous Delivery NextSteps: Docker Repo 1. Upload Docker Containers into a Docker Repository. Developer Docker Container
- 16. Continuous Delivery NextSteps: PaaS/OpenShift Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice
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- 19. Agenda Our Journey towardsContinuous Delivery for the Shop Platform Short Break for Pizza Interactive Discussion Groups Review Our Journey towards Continuous Delivery for the Mobile App
- 20. Vertical Team Android Developers QAEngineer Product owner Team Lead iOS Developers Scrum master
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- 22. Development Workflow Let’s take thiscool feature ? Ok … whatever you want … There is a missing space !! Developer Code review QA
- 23. Development Workflow ? I canfinally close this nightmare QA Developer Coffee break
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- 25. Continuous Delivery –Pipeline stages Build Automation & Continuous Integration Tests Automation Deployment Automation
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- 27. Continuous Delivery ?Developer Codereview QA
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- 29. Learnt Lessons • iOSCI only over a Mac. • Use match to make your life easier with iOS certificates. • Jenkins needs to access the user mac keychain. • Android emulator + docker in a Mac not compatible. • Genymotion rocks. • Automate as much as possible the setup of your environment.
- 30. Next steps • DockerizeJenkins & create more slaves using docker. • Automatize Android native app deployment in the market. • Test Rail integration with Appium, Frisby JS, Gatling tests results. • Monitoring Panel (MS & Apps). • Execute tests on a device farm.
- 31. Agenda Our Journey towardsContinuous Delivery for the Shop Platform Short Break for Pizza Interactive Discussion Groups Review Our Journey towards Continuous Delivery for the Mobile App
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- 33. Agenda Our Journey towardsContinuous Delivery for the Shop Platform Short Break for Pizza Interactive Discussion Groups Review Our Journey towards Continuous Delivery for the Mobile App
- 34. Interactive Discussion Groups(after the break) 1. Experiences with Continuous Delivery in a Mobile Environment. 2. Experiences with Platform as a Service (PaaS) 3. Experiences with integrating components in a Continuous Delivery Pipeline.