Building CI/CD Pipelines for Serverless Applications
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This document contains the agenda for a ServerlessToronto meetup on October 15, 2019. The agenda includes an introductory activity update, a community open mic session, a featured talk on "Building CI/CD pipelines for Serverless apps on AWS" by Frank Wang and Jay V, and a networking portion. It also lists sponsors of the event and upcoming future talks. The featured talk section provides details on the topics to be covered including real-world Serverless applications, CI/CD best practices, using CodeBuild and CodePipeline for pipelines, and other tools like Travis CI, CircleCI, and Seed.
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Building CI/CD Pipelines for Serverless Applications
- 1. Tuesday, Oct 15, 2019 1. Intro & Activity Update 2. Community Open Mic 3. Frank Wang & Jay V: “Building CI/CD pipelines for Serverless apps on AWS” 4. Networking 1 ServerlessToronto.org Meetup Agenda
- 2. Why we do what we do? 2 Serverless is New Agile Serverless Dev (gluing other people’s APIs and managed services) We're obsessed by creating business value (meaningful MVPs, products) and helping Startups We build bridges between Serverless Community (“Dev leg”), and Front-end & Voice- First folks (“UX leg”), and empower UX developers Achieve agility NOT by “sprinting” faster (like in Scrum), but by working smarter (by using bigger building blocks and less Ops)
- 4. Catering Sponsor 4 Communication APIs for SMS, Voice, Video and Authentication
- 5. Venue Sponsor 5 As Certified B Corporation, Myplanet is purpose-driven and creates benefit for all stakeholders, not just shareholders!
- 6. Manning Publications 2019 giveaways Three eBooks and one Video course left: 1. www.manning.com/books/http2-in-action 2. www.manning.com/books/the-design-of- everyday-apis 3. www.manning.com/books/voice-applications-for- alexa-and-google-assistant 4. www.manning.com/livevideo/graphql-in-motion 6
- 8. Upcoming Serverless Toronto Meetups 8 1. November 14, 2019: Joint meetup with JAMstack TORONTO – Phill Hawksworth from Netlify 2. Nov/Dec 2019: Serverless Heroes (authors of “Serverless Applications with Node.js”) Slobodan Stojanović & Aleksandar Simović should be visiting us. If they cannot make it from Serbia, we’ll just host a panel with local experts to answer your architectural & design questions. 3. Dec 2019/Jan 2020: re:Invent recap – Jonathan Dion, Senior Technical Evangelist at AWS
- 9. Community Open Mic 9 10 seconds of freedom to pitch yourself, or your company About You – because without you, there would be no meetups!
- 11. SEEDwww.seed.run Building CI/CD Pipelines for Serverless Applications
- 12. www.seed.runSEED What we’ll be covering Real-world Serverless apps CI/CD best practices CodeBuild + CodePipeline Travis CI, CircleCI, and Seed
- 16. www.seed.run
- 18. www.seed.runSEED Serverless Architectural Patterns & Best Practices Mike Apted Startup Solutions Architect at AWS by
- 19. www.seed.runSEED Real-world Serverless apps Dozens of services Multiple Git repos With many environments Pull request based workflow
- 20. www.seed.runSEED Apps vs Services App: collection of services Service: has a serverless.yml
- 21. www.seed.runSEED Organizing services Microservice architecture Organized by business units Split by the 200 resource limit
- 22. www.seed.runSEED Organizing repos Repo for infrastructure Repo with all APIs + Lambdas
- 23. www.seed.runSEED Multiple environments Environments are cheap Long lived vs ephemeral Split by multiple AWS accounts
- 25. www.seed.runSEED Development workflow 1. Work in a new feature branch 2. Create a PR when ready 3. Review & merge PR to master 4. Promote to Production
- 26. www.seed.runSEED CI/CD in the Serverless world
- 27. www.seed.runSEED Continuous Integration Git push triggers build Run linting & other checks Run unit tests Generate build artifacts
- 29. www.seed.runSEED Deploying services Dozens of services Each takes a few mins Deploy them concurrently
- 30. www.seed.runSEED Inter-service dependencies CloudFormation exports Order of deployments Deploy in phases
- 31. www.seed.runSEED Review infrastructure changes Infrastructure as code Easy to make mistakes Review change sets
- 32. www.seed.runSEED Ephemeral environments Many short-lived environments Branches + PRs environments Auto setup & teardown
- 33. www.seed.runSEED Efficient deployments Slow deployments Most common complaint Deploy only updated services Check Git log & artifact hash
- 35. www.seed.runSEED CodeBuild CI service Serverless build containers Like CircleCI and Travis CI
- 36. www.seed.runSEED CodePipeline Manage pipelines Create multiple steps CodeBuild is one of the steps
- 51. www.seed.runSEED version: 0.2 phases: install: runtime-versions: nodejs: 10 commands: - npm install -g serverless - npm install - cd $SERVICE_PATH && npm install && cd - build: commands: - cd $SERVICE_PATH && serverless deploy -s $STAGE && cd - cache: paths: - node_modules - $SERVICE_PATH/node_modules
- 54. www.seed.runSEED Pros Completely AWS native Runs in your account Very customizable And cheap!
- 55. www.seed.runSEED Cons Very complicated Lots of AWS knowledge Needs branch + PR workflow
- 57. www.seed.runSEED Travis CI Good Git workflow support Popular with OS projects Pay for concurrency CD needs manual setup
- 58. www.seed.runSEED CircleCI Very flexible Lots of scripting Pay for concurrency CD needs manual setup
- 60. Join www.ServerlessToronto.org Home of “Less IT Mess”