猿でもわかるバイナリ・リポジトリマネージャー
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2020/04/09 開催の JFrog Japan Webinar の内容です。 「リポジトリマネージャー」がどんなものなのか、それがあると何が嬉しいのか、ソースコード管理 (VCS) との違いは？それを用いてどのように DevOps を加速させるのか、段階的に組織内で適用して行くにはどうすれば良いか、などについて初心者の方を対象にお話ししています。
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本ウェビナーでは DevOps の概要についてお話します。
「DevOps」という単語自体はすでに浸透しているものの、それが実際に何を意味し、どのように明日から自分の業務にて実践するのかについて理解できている方は少ないのではないでしょうか？DevOps とアジャイル開発、SRE との違いなどが不明瞭な方、また DevOps のそもそものルーツについて知りたい方もいるかもしれません。
今回はそのような疑問も含め、最新（2022 年版）の DevOps の動向や概要について一から理解したい方向けに本セッションを開催いたします。
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本ウェビナーでは JFrog Platform の CI/CD サービスである JFrog Pipelines の概要についてお話します。JFrog は DevSecOps の実現のために JFrog Platform という包括的なプラットフォームサービスを提供しています。JFrog Platform のウェビナー（録画・スライド）では、開発者が作成した素晴らしいソフトウェアを「いかに迅速に安全に」エンドユーザーに届けることができるか、その実現のために JFrog は「バイナリ」を中心にこのフローを再定義してきたという話をしました。
JFrog Pipelines はこのビジョンのうち DevSecOps をいかに「自動化」するかに貢献する CI/CD のプロダクトで Artifactory にアドオンする形でご利用いただけます。すでに世の中に多くある CI のツールやサービスとの違いなど、この機会に JFrog Pipelines を基礎から学んでみたい方を中心にご参加をお待ちしております。
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本ウェビナーでは JFrog Platform のメインサービス JFrog Artifactory の概要についてお話します。前回は DevSecOps の概要とそれを実現するためのプラットフォームである JFrog Platform のお話をしました。そこでは開発者が作成した素晴らしいソフトウェアを「いかに迅速に安全に安定して」エンドユーザーに届けることができるか、その実現のために JFrog は「バイナリ」を中心にこのフローを再定義してきたというお話をしました。
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本ウェビナーでは DevSecOps プラットフォームである JFrog Platform の概要についてお話します。全てのソフトウェアの最終目的はエンドユーザーに価値を届けることです。DevSecOps とはそれを「いかに迅速に安全に」届けるかを目標とした実践方法になります。
昨今の開発は言語も多様で、それぞれの言語に対し複数のビルドツールが存在するため、その組み合わせも膨大な数になります。そしてビルドされた成果物を迅速に安全にエンドユーザーに届けなければ、どんなに素晴らしいソフトウェアもその価値はありません。JFrog Platform が DevSecOps の実践に「具体的に」どのように役立つのか、デモを交えながらその概要をご紹介したいと思います。
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In this session, we will show you how to create a CI/CD pipeline that is really useful for your project, not only for those who are just starting to use CI/CD, but also for those who have started to use CI/CD in some way but are not quite sure of its benefits. The key to success in CI/CD is to make the artifacts (binaries) the center of the pipeline instead of the source code, which is a different way of thinking than most CI tools out there, and requires a Copernican shift in thinking. In this session, I would like to share this "artifact driven" CI/CD with a demo of CI/CD using JFrog Platform, a cloud native DevOps infrastructure.
猿でもわかるサーバーレス
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カエルと実践するコンテナ
直近２回にわたりコンテナ技術にまつわるウェビナーシリーズを開催し、今回はその３回目となります。第１回のウェビナーではコンテナの概要やコンテナ技術を実装するに当たって OS に求められる機能、またコンテナの歴史などについてご紹介致しました。また第２回ではコンテナの数が増加し、それらの連携がより複雑になって来たときにコンテナをどう管理するか、つまり「コンテナ・オーケストレーション」の話をご紹介しました。最終回である今回はコンテナ管理の実践としてコンテナレジストリのデモをご紹介しながら、コンテナを活用した DevOps の実践についてご紹介したいと思います。
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前回よりコンテナ技術にまつわるウェビナーシリーズを開始し、今回はその２回目となります。初回（前回）のウェビナーではコンテナの概要やコンテナ技術を実装するに当たって OS に求められる機能、またコンテナの歴史などについてご紹介致しました。これらは基本的に一つのサーバーや VM 内でのコンテナのお話でした。今回はコンテナの数が増加し、それらの連携がより複雑になって来たときにコンテナをどう管理するか、つまり「コンテナ・オーケストレーション」の話をご紹介します。同時にコンテナレジストリ管理やイメージスキャンなどのセキュリティに関する、エコシステムの話もカバーしたいと思います。
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今回からコンテナ技術にまつわるウェビナーシリーズを開始します。まず初回の本ウェビナーではコンテナの入門的な内容についてご紹介致します。基本的には Docker や Kubernetes、それらのエコシステムやツール群について、学びたいと思っていたもののなかなかその機会がなく、気がつけば周回遅れになってしまっていた方向けの入門の内容になっています。またコンテナを「特別なプロセス」に仕立て上げる仕組み（cgroups、linux namespaces、union file system）を知りたい方の入門講座にもなっています
カエルと実践する CI/CD CD 編
前回のウェビナーでは、CI/CD を実際に導入するにあたり、具体的な製品を中心に設定方法やデモをご紹介致しました。その際 CI/CD のパイプラインのうちコードをソースコードリポジトリにプッシュした瞬間からビルド・依存ライブラリの脆弱性のチェック・Docker イメージの作成までが自動的に実施される様子とそれに伴うアーティファクトの管理方法やセキュリティーポリシーの設定方法についてデモでご紹介しました。
本ウェビナーでは GitHub Actions と JFrog Artifactory を連携させソースコードのコミットから AWS のサーバレス環境へ自動的にアプリケーションがデプロイされる「DevOps 全体のフロー」の後半部分をご紹介したいと思います。
カエルと実践する CI/CD CI 編
前回のウェビナーでは「CI/CD」の入門的な内容についてご紹介致しました。出来るだけ特定の製品やツールの実装に触れることはせず、CI/CD の原典と呼ばれる書籍・記事の内容をベースに CI/CD の基礎となる考え方やプラクティスを中心にお伝えしました。
今回のウェビナーでは、前回の続きとして CI/CD を実際に導入するにあたり、具体的な製品を中心にその設定方法やデモをご紹介致します。またその際に使用する CI/CD のパイプラインに関してはもちろん、コードをソースコードリポジトリにプッシュした瞬間から本番環境へデプロイされるまでの「DevOps 全体のフロー」に必要となる CI/CD 以外の他のコンポーネントに関してもその概要を合わせてお伝え致します。
今回は前半 CI 編、後半 CD 編のうちの前半 CI 編になります。
猿でもわかる CI/CD
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前回のウェビナーでは「バイナリ・リポジトリマネージャー」の基礎的な内容について概要をお話しさせていただきました。そもそもバイナリ・リポジトリマネージャーとは何なのか、それを使ってどのように DevOps を実現するのか、ソースコード管理との違い、組織に適用するにはどのようなステップを踏めばいいのかなどについて概念的な内容をお伝えしました。今回は実際の製品（JFrog Artifactory）をベースに具体的なバイナリ・リポジトリマネージャーのお話をデモを交えてご紹介させていただきます。
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