Continuous delivery with azure app service

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This document discusses how to use Azure App Service to implement continuous delivery. It defines continuous delivery as constantly developing, automatically building, and automatically deploying software. Azure App Service offers advantages like abstracting away IIS management and enabling easy creation of multiple hosting environments. The document recommends establishing deployment slots for different environments like development, QA, staging, and production. It describes how continuous delivery with App Service works by automatically building and deploying code when it is checked into source control like Kudu. The document also provides tips for handling continuous delivery of multiple sites in one project.

CONTINUOUS DELIVERY
WITH AZURE APP SERVICE
How to harness the power of Azure App Service to
provide continuous delivery pipeline.

ABOUT ME
 Director of Application Architecture at CarFinance.com
 15 years of industry experience
 Currently leading the cloud initiative at CarFinance.com
 mnabeelkhan.blogspot.com

WHAT WE WILL COVER
 Continuous delivery concepts
 Power of App Services
 Continuous delivery pipeline
 Importance of Branching strategies
 Steps for building the continuous delivery pipeline

WHAT IS CONTINUOUS DELIVERY?
 Continuous delivery (CD) is a software engineering approach in
which teams produce software in short cycles, ensuring that the
software can be reliably released at any time. It aims at building,
testing, and releasing software faster and more frequently.
– Wikipedia.
 In simple words “Constantly develop, automatically build and
automatically deploy”. This means that as soon as code is checked in a
system would automatically build the application and deploy.

Continuous delivery with azure app service

POWER OF APP SERVICES
Some of the advantages…
 Unlike IIS, App service focuses on single app. Hence, the management
of IIS has been abstracted away.
 Easy to produce multiple hosting environments from click of button.
 Unified security for different deployment slots.
 Deployment-slot-based application settings.

A SET OF TYPICAL DEV. ENVIRONMENTS
Dev.
QA
UAT
Staging
Prod.

ESTABLISHMENT OF BRANCHING STRATEGY
Master branch – For Development environment
QA Branch – For QA and UAT environments
Production – For staging environment

SUPPORTED DEPLOYMENT MEDIUMS
FTP Web Deploy Kudu

AND THEN THERE IS…THE APP SERVICE
DEPLOYMENT

A WORD ABOUT SUPPORTED SOURCES
Deployment source

HOW IT WORKS
Code
checked-in
to
Kudu
initiates the
build
Kudu
publishes
the website

WHAT ABOUT IF YOU HAVE MULTIPLE
SITES IN ONE PROJECT

MULTIPLE WEB APPS CHALLENGE
 Step 1. Add app setting to your App Service to uniquely identify your app. This is to
give Kudu a way to kick start the build and complete the publishing once code has
checked in.
 Step 2. Add “.deployment” file to the base of your source code repository. The
“.deployment” file gives Kudu a starting point to start the deployment process.
 Step 3. Create deploy.cmd file. This is the file that would tell Kudu how many
different web apps or web Api apps are available in your code base that needs to be
built as part of continuous integration pipeline.

GENERATING DEPLOY.CUSTOMER.CMD
 Step 1: Create site deployment script.
 Step 2: Rename the deployment script output file to match your
project.
 Step 3: Repeat steps 1 to 2 for each project.

RESOURCES
 mnabeelkhan.blogspot.com
 http://blog.amitapple.com/

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1. CONTINUOUS DELIVERY WITH AZURE APP SERVICE How to harness the power of Azure App Service to provide continuous delivery pipeline.

2. ABOUT ME  Director of Application Architecture at CarFinance.com  15 years of industry experience  Currently leading the cloud initiative at CarFinance.com  mnabeelkhan.blogspot.com

3. WHAT WE WILL COVER  Continuous delivery concepts  Power of App Services  Continuous delivery pipeline  Importance of Branching strategies  Steps for building the continuous delivery pipeline

4. WHAT IS CONTINUOUS DELIVERY?  Continuous delivery (CD) is a software engineering approach in which teams produce software in short cycles, ensuring that the software can be reliably released at any time. It aims at building, testing, and releasing software faster and more frequently. – Wikipedia.  In simple words “Constantly develop, automatically build and automatically deploy”. This means that as soon as code is checked in a system would automatically build the application and deploy.

6. POWER OF APP SERVICES Some of the advantages…  Unlike IIS, App service focuses on single app. Hence, the management of IIS has been abstracted away.  Easy to produce multiple hosting environments from click of button.  Unified security for different deployment slots.  Deployment-slot-based application settings.

7. A SET OF TYPICAL DEV. ENVIRONMENTS Dev. QA UAT Staging Prod.

8. ESTABLISHED DEPLOYMENT SLOTS EXAMPLE

9. ESTABLISHMENT OF BRANCHING STRATEGY Master branch – For Development environment QA Branch – For QA and UAT environments Production – For staging environment

10. SUPPORTED DEPLOYMENT MEDIUMS FTP Web Deploy Kudu

11. AND THEN THERE IS…THE APP SERVICE DEPLOYMENT

12. A WORD ABOUT SUPPORTED SOURCES Deployment source

13. HOW IT WORKS Code checked-in to Kudu initiates the build Kudu publishes the website

14. DEMO

15. WHAT ABOUT IF YOU HAVE MULTIPLE SITES IN ONE PROJECT

16. MULTIPLE WEB APPS CHALLENGE  Step 1. Add app setting to your App Service to uniquely identify your app. This is to give Kudu a way to kick start the build and complete the publishing once code has checked in.  Step 2. Add “.deployment” file to the base of your source code repository. The “.deployment” file gives Kudu a starting point to start the deployment process.  Step 3. Create deploy.cmd file. This is the file that would tell Kudu how many different web apps or web Api apps are available in your code base that needs to be built as part of continuous integration pipeline.

17. GENERATING DEPLOY.CUSTOMER.CMD  Step 1: Create site deployment script.  Step 2: Rename the deployment script output file to match your project.  Step 3: Repeat steps 1 to 2 for each project.

18. EXAMPLE DEPLOYMENT CODE

19. RESOURCES  mnabeelkhan.blogspot.com  http://blog.amitapple.com/

20. QUESTIONS

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