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Andrzej Grzesik
CONTINOUS DELIVERY
Andrzej Grzesik
@ags313andrzej@grzesik.itandrzejgrzesik.info
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Past
ABOUT:ME
I HATE COMPUTERSdisclaimer
GEECON 201317th-19th May, Krakow, Poland
I HATE COMPUTERSdisclaimer
QUESTIONS?ask them right away!
GREAT BOOKS!
FACTS FIRST
is more fun than
Our highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software.
Our highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software.
DELIVERY
DELIVEREDwhen?
DEPENDS…(ultimate answer in computers)
#DEFINE DONE
WHAT IS DONE?
WHAT IS DONE?
WHAT IS DONE?
Coded
WHAT IS DONE?
ReviewedCoded
WHAT IS DONE?
Checked-inReviewedCoded
WHAT IS DONE?
Checked-inReviewed BuiltCoded
WHAT IS DONE?
Checked-inReviewed Built TestedCoded
WHAT IS DONE?
Checked-inReviewed Built DemoedTestedCoded
NOT REALLY :-)
#REDEFINE DONE
NOT READY TILL DEPLOYED
DONE === RELEASED
build&
deploy&
measure&
data&
learn&
ideas&
ERIC RIES, THE LEAN STARTUP
If we can reduce the time between major iterations
we can increase our odds of successEric Ries, Lean Startup
RELEASESgive us
FEEDBACK!
How long would it take your organization to deploy a change that involved just one single line of code?
Do you do this on a repeatable, reliable basis?
Mary and Tom Poppendieck,Implementing Lean Software Development
RELEASE == FEEDBACK
REPEATABLE FEEDBACK
HOW?!
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINEentreth:
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
compile
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
unit testcompile
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
unit testcompile
package
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
unit testcompile
package
artifact repository
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
unit testcompile
package
Acceptance testing
artifact repository
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
unit testcompile
package
Acceptance testing
Capacity testing
artifact repository
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
unit testcompile
package
Acceptance testing
Capacity testing
Manual testing
artifact repository
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
unit testcompile
package
Acceptance testing
Capacity testing
Manual testing Release
artifact repository
BUILD ONLY ONCE!
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
unit testcompile
package
Acceptance testing
Capacity testing
artifact repository
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
unit testcompile
package
Acceptance testing
Capacity testing
Manual testing
artifact repository
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
unit testcompile
package
Acceptance testing
Capacity testing
Manual testing Release
artifact repository
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
Acceptance testing
Capacity testing
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
Acceptance testing
Capacity testing
Manual testing
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
Acceptance testing
Capacity testing
Manual testing Release
THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE
unit testcompile
package
Acceptance testing
Capacity testing
Manual testing Release
artifact repository
fear!
AUTOMATE EVERYTHING!(almost)
AUTOMATE EVERYTHING!
AND?
WELL, IT’S BIG
ALL CODE IS PRODUCTION READY
EVERY VERSION IS A RELEASE CANDIDATE
QUALITY GOES UPpeople care
idea from: paulklipp.com/blog
PRO TIP: --VERSION
WHY VERSIONS?
185.0.1is more friendly than
0cdfc45df874354265b3be910b52c41398de79ca
ANTIPATTERNS
DEPLOYING RARELY/LATEsymptomps: “alpha”, “beta”, “gold”
LATE FIRST CONTACT WITH REALITY
UNREALISTIC ASSUMPTIONS
WELL TESTED IN.. DEV
DEPLOYING MANUALLYis evil!
ERROR-PRONE
http://www.flickr.com/photos/aaronjacobs/64368770/
ALWAYS DIFFERENTrepeatable
IMPOSSIBLE TO TEST
VOODOO
http://flickr.com/photos/35541100@N00/2486381001/
2 AM DEPLOYS
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhdesign/1096464615/sizes/z/in/photostream/
THE “DEPLOY” TEAM
DO YOU AVOID DEPLOYS?
HOW OFTEN DO YOU DEPLOY?
IF IT HURTSDO IT MORE OFTEN!
practice, practice, practice
INCREMENTAL, FREQUENT RELEASES REDUCE RISK
PROVIDE DATA
GIVE ROLLBACK POINTS
SOME STATS
Facebook - every 10 minutes
Etsy - 50-60 deploys/day
GitHub - >50 deploys/day
project X - 1374 commits, 1057 deployments, <8 months
ENVIRONMENTS
IF I ERASED ALL YOUR PRODUCTION MACHINES, HOW LONG WOULD YOU NEED
TO BE BACK UP?
WELL, CODE IS IN GIT mercurial, subversion, ClearCase, whathaveyou
IMAGINE:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/roadhunter/68017745/
INFRASTRUCTURE AND CONFIGURATION IS JUST AS IMPORTANT
VERSION IT!(puppet, chef, etc)
BEFRIEND SOME ADMINS :-)
AND VERSION EVERYTHING
MANUAL CONFIGURATION OF ENVIRONMENTS
PRIVILEGED DEPLOY TEAM
NOT REPEATABLE
SLIGHT DIFFRENENCES
DOESN’T SCALE
HARD TO TRACK
ROLLBACK, ANYONE?
TRUCKS
MEANWHILE, IN THE REAL WORLD
MY SYSTEM IS ***
WHERE TO START?
WITH PRODUCTIONand fix things backwards
AUTOMATE DEVELOPMENTand bring automation forward
DEPLOYShow do I?
DEPLOYS
• blue-green
• canary
• emergency fixes
BLUEGREEN
traffic
FULL BLUEGREEN IS COSTLYbut great for availability
CANARY
old old old
newold old old
new
EMERGENCY FIXES
EMERGENCY FIXESgo the same way
DON’T BREAK RULES
CAVEATS!
STATE
LONG RUNNING *
SAGAS?
http://www.cs.cornell.edu/andru/cs711/2002fa/reading/sagas.pdf
DATASTORES
ideallyEACH APP HAS IT’S OWN
DATASTORES
mustSCRIPTED
DATASTORES
niceMIGRATIONS
DATASTORES
all of themTEST
MAYBE EVENT SOURCING?
VERSION YOUR ENTITIESand code accordingly
BRANCHING
FEATURE SWITCHESinstead
if your system looks like that
CUT!
• have integration tests
• have a “test” system
DESKTOPS
• LOVE your autoupdate
• build-in version checking and inform user
DESKTOPS
Do or
LOVE YOUR AUTOUPDATE
PUSH USER UP
IN PRACTICE
MODULES^N
PRE-TESTED COMMITSrock, a bit
DVCSrock, a lot!
VMSrock a lot!
THERE ARE TOOLS
IS AWESOMEbut
+
GO ($$$)
PALDIES!kthxbye!
@ags313andrzej@grzesik.itandrzejgrzesik.info
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RESOURCES
• http://continuousdelivery.com
• http://lmgtfy.com/?q=continuous+delivery
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