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Beginners Guide to CI
- 1. Beginners Guide To Continuous IntegrationTwitter: @stack72Email: public@paulstack.co.ukBlog: http://paulstack.co.uk/blog
- 2. Agenda What is Continuous Integration (CI)? Why should it be important to developers? What do I need to get started with CI? CI Tools What else can CI help me with?
- 3. Twitpoll of Deployment…. Thanks to Colin Gemmell for the poll results!
- 4. What is CI and where did it come from? Kent Beck first introduced it (1999 with birth of XP) Fowler took over the mantle in September 2000 “Continuous Integration is a software development practice where members of a team integrate their work frequently, usually …. daily - leading to multiple integrations per day. Each integration is verified by an automated build (including test) to detect integration errors as quickly as possible” – Martin Fowler, ThoughtWorks
- 6. What is CI and where did it come from? Kent Beck first introduced us (1999 with birth of XP) Fowler took over the mantle in September 2000 “Continuous Integration is a software development practice where members of a team integrate their work frequently, usually …. daily - leading to multiple integrations per day. Each integration is verified by an automated build (including test) to detect integration errors as quickly as possible” – Martin Fowler, ThoughtWorks Why has it evolved to be such a well known practice?
- 7. Why do I care about CI? “Initial Checkout” – where it all began for me Benefits of CI reduced risk Bugs Potentially release faster
- 8. How do I get started…. Only takes 3 simple practices
- 9. 1. Source Control Git Mercurial SVN TFS Clearcase CVS Perforce VSS etc.
- 10. 2. Hardware Laptop VM Spare Development Machine Server CI server on local machine
- 11. 3. CI Tool
- 13. How do we choose a CI tool? Cost Configuration Easy of use Support Scalable Cool
- 14. Recap Time We: (Should) Already use Source Control Have decided which hardware to use Have chosen a CI tool Its possible to run a CI environment Easy Eh!
- 15. Simple steps to CI.. Make your build self building! Automate the build - nightly Keep the build fast Make Your Build Self-Testing Increase the frequency of builds Give instant feedback on builds
- 16. Demo…..
- 17. What else can CI help me do? Automate Code Documentation Code Coverage Reports Generate SQL Change scripts Automate deployment to staging / UAT Auto rollback
- 18. Summary We have looked at: What CI Is! Why its an important practice How to get initially started Some of the different build tools The potential of CI Tip – Get a mentor when starting out
- 19. Questions…..?? (Take it easy on me!)
- 20. Further Reading Continuous Integration by Paul Duvall – Amazon £18 Continuous Delivery by Jez Humble – Amazon £31 Continuous Integration in .Net – Manning.com £22
- 21. Thanks! Twitter: @stack72 Email: public@paulstack.co.uk Blog: http://paulstack.co.uk/blog
- 22. Interested in CI Workshop? If you are interested in a CI workshop then please email me on events@paulstack.co.uk