Deploying Straight to Production: A Guide to the Holy Grail - PrDC

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You’ve toiled hard on your code, tested it locally, and you’re confident it’s ready to go. But how long until you see it in production? For some teams, it can be months or even years. By the time your new feature or bug fix gets used in anger, you’ve forgotten what you did! But with a great deployment pipeline and some clever architecture, there’s a better way. This session is packed with war stories and real world successes. We’ll walk through the realities of a no-touch deployment pipeline that you can trust all the way to production, and we’ll examine some clever architectural patterns to enable true software agility. By the end, you’ll be convinced that if it’s not in production, it doesn’t count. If you struggle to get updates in the hands of users, this is the session for you.

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Deploying Straight to Prod
A guide to the holy grail
Damian Brady
@damovisa

Who am I?
Damian Brady
An Australian guy who talks about DevOps a lot
I am
here

Is this guy really going to tell us
to deploy straight to production?
No
Yes
?

@damovisa
Continuous
Delivery
Continuous
Integration
Continuous
Deployment
merge, build, test ready to deploy automatically deployed
TERMINOLOGY

@damovisa
A pipeline is about automation
THE PIPELINE

@damovisa
THE PIPELINE
A pipeline is about automation

@damovisa
BUILD
Does it merge?
Does it compile?
TEST
Do our tests pass?
Is our code secure?
DEPLOY + TEST
Do the tests still pass?
Does the UI work?
Can we talk to our DB?
PRODUCTION
I might buy a yacht.
A pipeline is about testing
THE PIPELINE
Did our deployment work?

@damovisa
BUILD
Does it merge?
Does it compile?
TEST
Do our tests pass?
Is our code secure?
PRODUCTION
I might buy a yacht.
A pipeline is about testing
THE PIPELINE
DEPLOY + TEST
Do the tests still pass?
Does the UI work?
Can we talk to our DB?
Did our deployment work?

@damovisa
Feature
Branching
Feature
Flags
in-progress features
don’t go all the way to
production
everything goes to
production, but in-progress
features are invisible
PRODUCTION?

@damovisa
DeploymentRelease Launch
the artifacts and
deployment steps that
define a version
putting a release
in an environment
giving a change to
the users
TERMINOLOGY

Deploying a Release is a technical event
A Launch is a business event

@damovisa
Build and Test
Deploy to …
FEATURE FLAG PIPELINE
Deploy to Prod
Test features
Launch

@damovisa
BENEFITS
Pipeline provides a filter
Separates the Launch from the Deployment
Test in Production!

@damovisa
BUT WHAT ABOUT…
One-way changes
Branch by
Abstraction
Transitional
Deployments
Technical
Debt
give yourself a
way back
resolve dependencies
based on feature flags
clean up after
yourself

@damovisa
+ + =
Everything.
Yes, everything.
Automation01
Stop the bad from
getting to Production
Testing02
Separate Deployment from Release
Test in Production!
Feature Flags03
A white yacht please.
Success
TAKEAWAYS

damovisa.me
THANK YOU
@damovisa
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1. Deploying Straight to Prod A guide to the holy grail Damian Brady @damovisa

2. Who am I? Damian Brady An Australian guy who talks about DevOps a lot I am here

3. @damovisa

4. @damovisa

5. @damovisa

6. Is this guy really going to tell us to deploy straight to production? No Yes ?

7. OH NO PLEASE NO

8. Pipelines Production? AGENDA

9. @damovisa Continuous Delivery Continuous Integration Continuous Deployment merge, build, test ready to deploy automatically deployed TERMINOLOGY

10. @damovisa Continuous Delivery Continuous Integration Continuous Deployment merge, build, test ready to deploy automatically deployed TERMINOLOGY

11. DEMO

12. Uhhh, wait a second…

13. The Pipeline

14. @damovisa THE PIPELINE

15. @damovisa A pipeline is about automation THE PIPELINE

16. @damovisa THE PIPELINE A pipeline is about automation

17. @damovisa A pipeline is about automation THE PIPELINE

18. @damovisa BUILD Does it merge? Does it compile? TEST Do our tests pass? Is our code secure? DEPLOY + TEST Do the tests still pass? Does the UI work? Can we talk to our DB? PRODUCTION I might buy a yacht. A pipeline is about testing THE PIPELINE Did our deployment work?

19. @damovisa BUILD Does it merge? Does it compile? TEST Do our tests pass? Is our code secure? PRODUCTION I might buy a yacht. A pipeline is about testing THE PIPELINE DEPLOY + TEST Do the tests still pass? Does the UI work? Can we talk to our DB? Did our deployment work?

20. DEMO

21. Back in the real world…

22. @damovisa

23. @damovisa Feature Branching Feature Flags in-progress features don’t go all the way to production everything goes to production, but in-progress features are invisible PRODUCTION?

24. @damovisa DeploymentRelease Launch the artifacts and deployment steps that define a version putting a release in an environment giving a change to the users TERMINOLOGY

25. Deploying a Release is a technical event A Launch is a business event

26. @damovisa Build and Test Deploy to … FEATURE FLAG PIPELINE Deploy to Prod Test features Launch

27. @damovisa Build and Test Deploy to … FEATURE FLAG PIPELINE Deploy to Prod Test features Launch

28. @damovisa BENEFITS Pipeline provides a filter Separates the Launch from the Deployment Test in Production!

29. DEMO

30. @damovisa BUT WHAT ABOUT… One-way changes Branch by Abstraction Transitional Deployments Technical Debt give yourself a way back resolve dependencies based on feature flags clean up after yourself

31. @damovisa + + = Everything. Yes, everything. Automation01 Stop the bad from getting to Production Testing02 Separate Deployment from Release Test in Production! Feature Flags03 A white yacht please. Success TAKEAWAYS

32. damovisa.me THANK YOU @damovisa http://brdy.in/NDCProd

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Don’t argue. These definitions come from the bible – the Continuous Delivery book by Jez Humble and David Farley. It’s a progression.
…The end goal of this pipeline is…
…For this to work, the pipeline must be concerned with two things…
You’re testing the stuff you couldn’t test before – does this meet customer expectations? With real data? In a real live environment?
Make sure your code can run with the flag on and off. Avoid clashes and things you can’t undo. It’s hard. For large architectural changes, branch by abstraction (look it up) lets you resolve dependencies based on feature flags

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