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This document discusses concepts and best practices related to automation, continuous integration (CI), and continuous deployment (CD). It addresses key questions like how, what, who, when regarding automation and describes the roles of development, QA, and operations in an automated process. It provides examples of implementing CI and CD through tools like Hudson, Maven, Nexus, and virtual machines. The goal is to illustrate how to set up an automated build, test, and deployment pipeline for software.

Technology Business

Big Words / Q’s …

How come ?
What ?
Who ?
When ?
How ?

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When ?

Staying relevant
by
Adjusting to change
eq.
Staying in the game

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How ?

Revise
Reuse
Utilize

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Key “players”

DEV

QA
CM

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The Automation Glue

OPS
QA
DEV

CM

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Evolution(s)

Connecting the Business to
Development is so 2010 …

Connecting Business to
Ops via Automation is
2011 …

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The Automation funnel

Dev

QA CM
Automation

OPS / PS

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Best Practices 4 Automation

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Reporting

Unit testing
Quality
Coverage
Dependency

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Dependency Management

Modularity requires
Supporting tools
Dependency
analysis

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Component Based Integration

Assembling software
modules into
components
Cross functional …

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Virtualization & Cloud

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Continuous Integration

Build& Test
On every code change

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Continuous Deployment

Pushing CI
to the limit

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Practical automation

Theory is Great
Now lets meet reality …

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Tool – applying best practices

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CI implementation - for the team

Node Group-windows-ci-
Artifact / agents

Binary continuous
Repository Integration Node Group linux-ci-agents

Proxy Server

Delivery
Jmeater / Jsystem
Node Group-linux-QA UAT / PROD servers

Node Group-linux-QA
Acceptance
testing
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Continuous Deployment

Fast turnovers eq. agility
Small(er) Changes eq. Smaller Risks
More redundant
Achievable via automation

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Customer Story

Company with continues
build with unit test for
component (Hudson
plug-in)
Manual QA test sanity
and integration
Manual installation of
server and plug-ins

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Challenges

To automate:
Deployment
Sanity test

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Solution
Create installable package that contain all the set of plug-ins
Automate installation and sanity test.
We choose Hudson as build manager:
Maven as build scripts
Nexus as artifact repository
Virtual box for private cloud
Added runtime module – Hudson + tomcat + plug-in => deploy it to
Nexus
Job ruining on Windows based VM which runs selenium tests
Hudson picks up all reports and exposes in the UI

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A real life Use Case

Continuous Create Runtime Deploy

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Configure Continuous Job

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Module level Unit-test trend graph

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Runtime module in Artifact repository

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Test – running in cloud

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Utilizing private cloud

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Traditional CI
Development

SCM

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