Continuous integration

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This document discusses continuous integration (CI). CI is defined as a software development practice where team members integrate their work frequently, usually daily, and this integrated work is verified by automated builds and tests to detect errors early. The document outlines the benefits of CI for project managers and developers, such as reduced risks, easier defect detection, and constant availability of current builds. It also discusses some disadvantages like initial setup time. Bamboo is presented as a leading CI server software that is easy to install and use and connects various project components like issues, code, and test results.

CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION
Do it yourself
august 2014
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CONTINUOUS WHAT?
DETERMINATION
Martin Fowler
Software engineer, champion of Continuous integration
“Continuous Integration (CI) is a software development
practice where members of a team integrate their work
frequently, usually each person integrates at least daily -
leading to multiple integrations per day. Each integration is
verified by an automated build (including test) to detect
integration errors as quickly as possible. Many teams find that
this approach leads to significantly reduced integration
problems and allows a team to develop cohesive software
more rapidly.”

CONTINUOUS WHAT?
DETERMINATION
“CI is about reducing the time between
creating a failure and being able to do
something about it”

ARCHITECTURE
SOFTWARE COMPONENTS
JIRA
bugtracker
Bamboo
continuous
integration
GitLab
source code
OwnCloud
file storage
Confluence
docs
Autot
ests
UI, unit,
load

WHAT WAS BEFORE
LIFE BEFORE CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION
- manual QA
- no unit-testing
- integration hell
- resistance to agile practice in INNOMOS
- 2-3 weeks deployment times
- manual build

WHAT'S NOW
LIFE AFTER CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION
- automated tests, minimized time for regression
- unit-tests are running after the build
- integration with every commit
- CI is Agile
- potentially shippable product everyday
- fully automated build

CI BENEFITS
...FOR PROJECT MANAGER
- automates the build
- reduced risks, makes deployment more predictable
- immediate feedback when there is a problem
- everyone can see what’s happening in real time
- avoid last minute chaos at release dates
- constant availability of a current build
- potentially shippable product at frequent intervals
- easy-to find builds history
- build are associated with tasks

CI BENEFITS
...FOR DEVELOPER
- everyone commits to the mainline everyday
- every commit to the mainline results a build
- code stability
- minimize integration risk
- unit tests had to pass for deploy
- continuous detection and fixing of integration problems
- integration happens before it gets hairy
- automate the deployment

CI BENEFITS
...FOR QA
- easier defect diagnostics
- test code as often as needed for early bug detections
- great way to improve quality of the software
- make build self-testing
- qa teams don't wait for new features deployment
- regression tests can be automated up to 100%

CI DISADVANTAGES
HARDWARE/SOFTWARE/TEST SUITE
- initial setup time required, as well as the training
to get acquainted with CI server - DONE
- well-developed test-suite required – IN PROGRESS
- requires many resources for CI server - UNRESOLVED

WHAT IS BAMBOO
CI SERVER SOFTWARE
About
- 6 years old
- 100+ plugins
- Atlassian leading product
- easy to install and use
Functions
- run builds and tests
- connects issues, commits, test results, and deploys
- configurable build plans and tasks
- easy and better CI
- first-class deployment
- suitable for any language/technology

CI IN ACTION
IOS/Android/RoR demos
Demo iOS
- latest build on Marco Polo
- links to issues
- commits
- UI tests
Demo Android
- unit tests
Demo Backend
- RoR tests

CONTINUOUS WHAT?
DETERMINATION
“Continuous integration doesn’t get rid
of bugs, but it does make them
dramatically easier to find and remove”

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