Drupal Europe 2018: Hackers automate but the drupal community still downloads modules from drupal.org
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“Automatic Updates for Drupal” was, is and will be a matter of debate. In this open discussion, we want to welcome everyone who wants to learn more about the current state of update processes within the Drupal Community, and especially about possible future scenarios in Drupal. We welcome everyone who’s interested in joining the discussion about auto update possibilities and bringing in critical reflections.
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- 5. Today we’ll talk about - Status Quo - Updating Drupal - Auto update handling & processing options
- 6. The life of a website Developer’s view Site Owner’s view Specification Design/ Architecture Development UAT Launch Maintenance & Support Project Phase Maintenance & Support
- 7. Personas Deploy & Ignore: Once the site has the needed functionality, there’s little maintenance or updating. No PSA subscription. Once a year: Site owner deploys and ignores updates - except once a year. Diligent but with Simple Needs: Typically applies updates within a week, non-security updates will take possibly longer. Follows up on PSAs by directly updating the live site. The Sophisticated: Needs to apply at least one build step (for CSS, Composer,...) Runs QA in a pre-production environment. May deploy to a multi-head cluster. * Source: https://www.drupal.org/project/ideas/issues/2940731 * PSA = Public Service Announcements (Security Advisories)
- 8. Drupal Community Update Behavior 59% of all Drupal users update by downloading modules from drupal.org 24% of all Drupal 8 users update using drush 22% of all Drupal 8 users update using Composer * According to Driesnote in Vienna, September 2017
- 9. Hack Camp Bukarest: Security Focus “Responsible disclosure, cross-project collaboration, and Drupal 8 security” by xjm (Jess from the Drupal Security Team) -> Today at 16:00 SA-CORE-2018-004 (CVE-2018-7602): First automated attempts started after 4 hours CVE-2018-7600: “over 115.000 unpatched websites” two months after security release Security Perspective
- 10. Who do we want be? Deploy & Ignore Once a year Diligent but with Simple Needs The Sophisticated
- 11. Recommendation - Do highly critical updates (security risk 20 to 25) UNDER 4 hours - Do all other updates on reasonable time after core release schedule
- 12. What’s typically involved in an update? Build Review Deploy Test Communicate throughout the process Composer install / Composer update What changed To an non-productive environment Automatically/ Manually To Production Deploy
- 13. Multiple environments are available and are up to date. Automated tests exists and have good coverage. Security/Non-security updates are detected automatically ASAP. Developers can review changes before being applied. A CI Pipeline exists to control all this process. How much can we automate? Things get easier when Automation exists
- 14. Options Use a SaaS Option Update Drupal Directly Automate Composer Workflow
- 15. Automatic Update Initiative Update Drupal Directly ● Aim to have core support for automatic upadtes ● Automatic update initiative ○ https://www.drupal.org/project/ideas/issues /2940731 ○ Proposed Roadmap available ○ Two BOFs in DrupalEurope (Today and tomorrow). ● Low end websites come first in the roadmap ● Composer support later ● Conceptually similar to strategy used in other CMS but more robust.
- 16. I have been responsible for maintaining 4 D8 websites over the last 9 months as a hobby Two in Acquia Cloud Using github / Acquia pipelines Drupal.pt and lisbon2018.drupaldays.org Two in self-hosting Bitbucket / Bitbucket pipelines / Deployer (https://deployer.org/) Few minutes per site including build time to have production updated Personal experience Automate Composer Workflow
- 17. Assuming your code is versioned in a Git repository. Dev branch contains only composer.json and custom code and pipelines steps Composer artifacts can be tweaked when updating or version constraints might be enough. A code push against dev branch, starts CI pipeline job which will generate a new full build (using composer) and make it available to deploy (dev-build branch). This can be done with any CI like travis, bitbucket pipelines, acquia pipelines, etc.. Build branch is deployed in testing environment Website is tested in testing environment Build branch is merged into master which gets deployed to production environment Update strategy Automate Composer Workflow
- 18. Update strategy CI Pipeline Dev Branch Composer.json Custom code CI Pipeline file Build Branch All code that will be deployed CI Staging Environment Deploys Final Build Artifact Production Environment Build Merge to Master or Create a tag or … Push Tested/Approved Manual Automatic
- 19. Automating the last bit - Update runner Contributed module - http://drupal.org/project/update_runner Proof of concept module. Targeting an alpha release module soon! Contributions welcome. Automatize the missing piece - detect updates and fire up push for an update job. 1 Update_runner detects available updates using Core updater module. Processor plugins configured to react to them. Available processor plugins are used to push metadata file with the source repository in dev branch. Supports: Github/Bitbucket … more 2 3 A push to the dev branch starts the whole build process described before. Plugins can be written to act in very different ways to the available updates.
- 20. Become a Drupal contributor Friday from 9am ● First timers workshop ● Mentored contribution ● General contribution