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Docker containers have brought great opportunities to shorten the deployment process through continuous integration and delivery of applications and microservices. This applies equally to enterprise datacenters as well the cloud. Jari discuss the solutions and benefits of a deeply-integrated deployment pipeline for using technologies such as container management platforms, Docker containers, and CI/CD solutions. He also demonstrated deployment of a CI/CD pipeline using container management, as well as showed how to deploy a containerized application using Github, Travis, Kontena, CoreOS and DigitalOcean with a continuous delivery pipeline. Attendees learned how the deployment process can be automated and significantly sped up by using containers and modern CI/CD pipeline tools. Through the demo example, the attendees will see an example of how this is built and run using the mentioned CI/CD solutions. This showed them how a continuous delivery pipeline will help streamline their processes and make deployments more agile.
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- 4. “Continuous Delivery is a software development discipline where you build software in such a way that the software can be released to production at any time.” - Martin Fowler 2013 -
- 5. More Precisely “Deployability” over new features Push button deployments 100% automation
- 6. Why Should I Care? © 2017 Kontena, Inc.
- 7. © 2017 Kontena, Inc. Agility Matters
- 8. Benefits Reduced risk Believable progress User feedback
- 9. Misconceptions (of containers and CD) Containers are no magic bullet Containers don’t build CD themselves You can do CD without containers
- 10. Truth Containers can help More controlled packaging Environment parity
- 12. Pipeline – Best Practice Script everything Version control everything Yes, everything
- 13. Pipeline with Containers Build – the image Test – the image Deploy – the image
- 14. Image Versioning Use unique tags during pipeline Ensures parity
- 15. Building Blocks – part 1 Github – github.com Travis – travis-ci.org Quay – quay.io
- 16. Building Blocks – part 2 Kontena – kontena.io DigitalOcean – digitalocean.com CoreOS Container Linux – coreos.com
- 17. What is Github? A repository hosting service for Git Collaboration tool De-facto Easy
- 18. What is Travis? A hosted continuous integration service Integrated with Github Easy to use
- 19. What is Quay? A hosted image registry & build service Image scanning User friendly interface
- 20. What is Kontena? An open source container & microservice platform Built to maximize developer happiness Easy to setup, simple to use
- 21. © 2017 Kontena, Inc.
- 22. What is Container Linux? (by CoreOS) A minimal Linux distribution Container optimized Cluster friendly
- 23. What is DigitalOcean? A cloud provider Simple to use Fast provisioning
- 24. Continuous Delivery Demo (using amazing todo-app)
- 25. 1. Git Push 2. Trigger Build 3. Push Image 4. Trigger Deploy 5a. Deploy to Staging 5b. Deploy to Production Pull Image github.com/jakolehm/todo-example
- 26. QA