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The document discusses DevOps practices at Tridens including their tech stack, DevOps stack, CI/CD pipeline, and use of AWS. It covers how they implement continuous integration, delivery, testing, and monitoring. Their DevOps processes involve Git, Jenkins, Jira, AWS services like CloudFormation and CloudWatch. The presentation includes live demos of Jenkins, the CI pipeline, testing, monitoring tools, and AWS architectures.

Software

Practical experience in DevOps
at Tridens
Tomaž Kramberger

Agenda
• Tech Stack
• DevOps Stack
• DevOps Practices & Process
• Live presentation
• Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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Tech Stack
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DevOps Stack
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Why DevOps?
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• Higher speed and quality of product
releases.
• Faster responsiveness to customer needs.
• Team can react to change requests
from customers faster with adding
new and updating existing features.
• The time-to-market and value-delivery
rates increase.

DevOps Practices
• Continuous integration (CI)
• Merge changes back to the main branch as often as possible.
• Developer's changes are validated by creating a build and running automated tests against the build.
• Continuous delivery (CD)
• Automatically deploys all code changes to a testing environment after the build stage.
• Continuous testing (CT)
• Testing at earlier stages of the release pipeline.
• Testing more often before release.
• Testing everywhere, that is, across environments and devices.
• Continuous monitoring (CM)
• Help monitor software operation, especially performance issues, identify the cause of the error, and apply
appropriate solutions before significant damage to uptime and revenue.
• Infrastructure as code (IaC)
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DevOps – CI/CD process
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DevOps – GitFlow Strategy
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• Production uploads are always made from Master.
• Master must always be stable and ready to deploy.
• The work is always done on Develop. Putting the
focus on the product being releasable and available.
• The Release branch is used to stabilize development.
• When we develop a feature, it is done on a Feature
branch.
• Feature branches always merge with Develop.
• Hotfix branch to resolve critical production issues. In
addition, this new branch will be merged with Master
and Develop as soon as this problem is solved.

DevOps – Cheat Sheet
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DevOps – GIT Operations
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git commit --allow-empty -m “[<command>]“
Example:
git commit –allow-empty –m “[ci-release]“
git commit –allow-empty –m “[ci-run]“
git commit –allow-empty –m “[ci-run|ere:feature/some-feature|tgw:feature/some-
feature]“

$DevOps – CI Pipeline ©2021 Tridens d.o.o. All rights reserved. 12 .ci/Jenkinsfile @Library('Tridens-CI’) _ JenkinsPipeline { javaVersion='11' buildTargetPrefix='app/' dockerImageNamespace='monetization' bddJobTag='monetizationIntegTag' applicationType=si.tridenstechnology.jenkins.Configuration.ApplicationType.MAVEN }$

DevOps - JIRA Issue & Project Tracking Software
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• Agile development
• Project tracking
• Reports
• Issue creation
• Time tracking
• Kanban board

DevOps - Jenkins
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DevOps - CI Pipeline
CI { … }
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DevOps – End-To-End Tests
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DevOps – ER Diagram
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Image from trickyenough.com
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DevOps – Swagger & API docs
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DevOps – Spring Boot Admin
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JIRA - Issue & project tracking software
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AWS Architecture
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AWS Cloudformation
• Easy to use
• Flexible and declarative
• Customisation through parameters
• Drag-and-drop UI for visualization
• DevOps principle IaC
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AWS – CloudWatch monitoring
• Built-in metrics
• Custom metrics
• Operational view with dashboards
• Alarms
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AWS – Performance Insights Monitoring
• Debug performance issues, for example, by identifying queries that are
causing high load.
• Tuning performance by identifying bottlenecks like CPU or I/O throughput.
• Monitor the performance by aggregating the core performance indicators of
your database.
• Analyze Queries, Analyze Bottlenecks
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Questions?
Tomaž Kramberger
Software Architect
tomaz.kramgerger@tridenstechnology.com
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1. Practical experience in DevOps at Tridens Tomaž Kramberger

5. DevOps Practices & Process

6. Why DevOps? ©2021 Tridens d.o.o. All rights reserved. 6 • Higher speed and quality of product releases. • Faster responsiveness to customer needs. • Team can react to change requests from customers faster with adding new and updating existing features. • The time-to-market and value-delivery rates increase.

7. DevOps Practices • Continuous integration (CI) • Merge changes back to the main branch as often as possible. • Developer's changes are validated by creating a build and running automated tests against the build. • Continuous delivery (CD) • Automatically deploys all code changes to a testing environment after the build stage. • Continuous testing (CT) • Testing at earlier stages of the release pipeline. • Testing more often before release. • Testing everywhere, that is, across environments and devices. • Continuous monitoring (CM) • Help monitor software operation, especially performance issues, identify the cause of the error, and apply appropriate solutions before significant damage to uptime and revenue. • Infrastructure as code (IaC) ©2021 Tridens d.o.o. All rights reserved. 7

9. DevOps – GitFlow Strategy ©2021 Tridens d.o.o. All rights reserved. 9 • Production uploads are always made from Master. • Master must always be stable and ready to deploy. • The work is always done on Develop. Putting the focus on the product being releasable and available. • The Release branch is used to stabilize development. • When we develop a feature, it is done on a Feature branch. • Feature branches always merge with Develop. • Hotfix branch to resolve critical production issues. In addition, this new branch will be merged with Master and Develop as soon as this problem is solved.

11. DevOps – GIT Operations ©2021 Tridens d.o.o. All rights reserved. 11 git commit --allow-empty -m “[<command>]“ Example: git commit –allow-empty –m “[ci-release]“ git commit –allow-empty –m “[ci-run]“ git commit –allow-empty –m “[ci-run|ere:feature/some-feature|tgw:feature/some- feature]“

12. DevOps – CI Pipeline ©2021 Tridens d.o.o. All rights reserved. 12 .ci/Jenkinsfile @Library('Tridens-CI’) _ JenkinsPipeline { javaVersion='11' buildTargetPrefix='app/' dockerImageNamespace='monetization' bddJobTag='monetizationIntegTag' applicationType=si.tridenstechnology.jenkins.Configuration.ApplicationType.MAVEN }

14. DevOps Live presentation

22. AWS Amazon Web Services (AWS) 22

24. AWS Cloudformation • Easy to use • Flexible and declarative • Customisation through parameters • Drag-and-drop UI for visualization • DevOps principle IaC 24 ©2021 Tridens d.o.o. All rights reserved.

26. AWS – Performance Insights Monitoring • Debug performance issues, for example, by identifying queries that are causing high load. • Tuning performance by identifying bottlenecks like CPU or I/O throughput. • Monitor the performance by aggregating the core performance indicators of your database. • Analyze Queries, Analyze Bottlenecks 26 ©2021 Tridens d.o.o. All rights reserved.

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