Platform App Deployment : Structure and Opinions

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This document discusses platform app deployment through structured automation and customizable opinions. It proposes a framework that defines the deployment lifecycle with API callbacks. This provides a base structure that existing deployment models can implement as opinions. Developers can also provide new deployment opinions for reuse. Cloud Foundry is used as an example, with its self-service API and buildpacks that define the app build, compile, and release lifecycle as callbacks that provide structure and constraints but can be customized. Pre-defined buildpacks offer common deployment opinions for languages like Java, Node.js, and Python.

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Platform App Deployment:
Structure and Opinions
Andrew Ripka
@rippmn

Self Service Platform App Deployment
via Structured Automation with Opinion
overrides via Callbacks
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Structure - framework for producing outcomes
Opinions - specific implementations reaching desired
outcomes
Context

Platform
● A platform is a means to repeatedly (re)deploy and run
software
● Every platform is built with some degree of deployment
process automation and software choice constraints
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If current platform doesn’t provide
enough automation, developers will build
themselves
With tools and constraints they chose...
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Ad hoc automation is awesome, until
someone who wasn’t involved gets
paged.
(Like the operations team)
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A platform’s overall goal should be to
make the right thing to do the easiest
thing to do
(thus providing automation with desired constraints)
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Powered by Self Service API to trigger
the software deployment lifecycle (and
other features)
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But do so with some constraints
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That can be added to or changed
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● Provide a framework that defines deployment lifecycle
structured with API callbacks
● Use the framework to implement existing deployment
models with it as base opinions
● Provide a means for devs to use lifecycle to sandbox new
deployment opinions for reuse by others (once
operationalized)
Providing a Platform
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Self Service API - Cloud Controller
● Fine grained Rest API to the
platform app lifecycle
● CLI - Coarse grained tool to call
REST API
>cf push
https://apidocs.cloudfoundry.org/268/

● App Deployment Lifecycle Callback
● Process that builds container images
● Defines software to be used to run apps
The Buildpack
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Buildpack Callback Structure
3 Method API
● Detect
● Compile
● Release
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Detect
Determine if attributes of the app type(s) that can be handled
exist in provided artifacts
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Compile
Collect and assemble necessary software to run the
application type
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Release
Define how to run the packaged application
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Provided Buildpacks (Opinions)
● Binary
● GO
● Java
● .Net Core
● Node JS
● PHP
● Python
● Ruby
● Staticfile
http://docs.cloudfoundry.org/buildpacks/index.html

“Opinions when you want them, structure
when you don’t”
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1. Platform App Deployment: Structure and Opinions Andrew Ripka @rippmn

2. Self Service Platform App Deployment via Structured Automation with Opinion overrides via Callbacks http://robohub.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Deep-Learning-for-Robots.jpg

3. Structure - framework for producing outcomes Opinions - specific implementations reaching desired outcomes Context

4. Platform ● A platform is a means to repeatedly (re)deploy and run software ● Every platform is built with some degree of deployment process automation and software choice constraints http://az616578.vo.msecnd.net/files/2016/05/26/6359988285581910301941710475_choices1.jpg

5. If current platform doesn’t provide enough automation, developers will build themselves With tools and constraints they chose... https://diyhacking.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/walking-robot-with-stick.jpg

6. Ad hoc automation is awesome, until someone who wasn’t involved gets paged. (Like the operations team) https://www.visiplex.com/wp-content/uploads/vp4_01.jpg

7. A platform’s overall goal should be to make the right thing to do the easiest thing to do (thus providing automation with desired constraints) http://ecommerceinsiders.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/press-the-easy-button.jpg

8. Powered by Self Service API to trigger the software deployment lifecycle (and other features) http://synergisticsresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Bank-branch.png

9. But do so with some constraints http://www.ashendenlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/guardrail.jpg

10. That can be added to or changed http://4eastcounty.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/7-Installation-of-Metal-Beam-Guardrail.jpg

11. ● Provide a framework that defines deployment lifecycle structured with API callbacks ● Use the framework to implement existing deployment models with it as base opinions ● Provide a means for devs to use lifecycle to sandbox new deployment opinions for reuse by others (once operationalized) Providing a Platform https://static1.squarespace.com/static/546e372ce4b0653257df39c0/t/54bd2bede4b0bb2b01b280b0/1421683696027/process.png?format=1500w

12. An example from Cloud Foundry

13. Self Service API - Cloud Controller ● Fine grained Rest API to the platform app lifecycle ● CLI - Coarse grained tool to call REST API >cf push https://apidocs.cloudfoundry.org/268/

14. ● App Deployment Lifecycle Callback ● Process that builds container images ● Defines software to be used to run apps The Buildpack https://www.launch-marketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/box-1.jpg

15. Buildpack Callback Structure 3 Method API ● Detect ● Compile ● Release http://www.dpdhl.com/content/dam/dpdhl/presse/mediathek/bilder/dp_parcel_transfer/dp_parcel_transfer_474.jpg

16. Detect Determine if attributes of the app type(s) that can be handled exist in provided artifacts http://stories.barkpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Bomb-sniffing-dog.jpg

17. Compile Collect and assemble necessary software to run the application type https://i.pinimg.com/736x/a7/2c/4e/a72c4e2877f0adcdc22d334c2be28ba2--lego-building-house-

18. Release Define how to run the packaged application https://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/5007d4e9463fb9a571a8fdccfb2017aec8add2e7/c=326-0-5433-3840&r=x393&c=520x390/local/-/media/2016/08/18/FortMyers/Fort Myers/636071197785140189-e8release078.JPG

19. Provided Buildpacks (Opinions) ● Binary ● GO ● Java ● .Net Core ● Node JS ● PHP ● Python ● Ruby ● Staticfile http://docs.cloudfoundry.org/buildpacks/index.html

20. “Opinions when you want them, structure when you don’t” https://www.multirotor.net/images/header-images/customer-opinions.jpg

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