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Continuous Delivery
with IBM Bluemix
bluemix.net/devops
Niklas Heidloff, IBM Developer Advocate
@nheidloff
July 2017
Agenda
Agenda
• Concepts and Terminology
• Demo: Simplest Pipeline
• Demo: Microservices application and Delivery Insights
• Demo: Third party tools
• Discussion
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Why is Continuous Delivery important ?
Goals
• Get user feedback as quickly as possible
• React quickly to new requirements and provide fixes
• Reduce deployment risks by deploying smaller pieces
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Continuous Delivery
Terminology
• Ability to deliver new functionality constantly and rapidly
• Deployment pipelines are used to automate ... – Creating builds – Running various tests – Deploying to different environments
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Continuous Deployment
Terminology
• Deployments to production environments – Versus deployment possibilities in Continuous Delivery
• Something is done when it is deployed and used by people – Opposite from “It works on my machine”
• Allows getting user feedback – For MVPs as well as for continuous improvements – Via A/B testing
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Continuous Integration
Terminology
• New code is tested frequently in the master branch – To detect issues early and locate them easily – To prevent the traditional “integration hell”
• Requires automation on various levels
• Everything needs to go under source control, including configuration
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DevOps
Terminology
• Collaboration between developers, operations professionals and other IT professionals
• DevOps enables organizational environments to collaborate, from product design over deployments to learning from users
• Required for continuous delivery
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Toolchains
Terminology
• Integration of third party and open source tools
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Demo
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• Simplest possible pipeline
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Annotations in orange
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Create new Node.js App
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Default Toolchain
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Default Pipeline
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GitLab Version Control
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Orion Web IDE
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• Microservices application and Delivery Insights
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Microservices Application
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Pipeline with two Environments
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UI Test Automation
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Deployment Plan
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Toolchain Definition read from Version Control
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• Integration of third party and open source tools
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Third Party Tools – Jenkins and Slack
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ChatOps
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Jenkins as Alternative to IBM Delivery Pipelines
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Publish Jenkins Data to Toolchains
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Git Annotations via Toolchains
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Jenkins Pipeline
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Jenkins integrated in Delivery Insights
Discussion
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Niklas Heidloff, IBM Developer Advocate
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July 2017
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