When Automation Keeps Your T-shirt Clean

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This document summarizes a presentation given at DevOpsDays Jakarta 2020 about automation and CI/CD. It defines automation and discusses why it is needed, especially in DevOps. Common types of automation for DevOps like infrastructure provisioning, CI/CD, and testing are covered. The presentation recommends Jenkins as a free and customizable CI/CD tool and describes how to implement a CI/CD pipeline using Jenkinsfile. It also discusses dockerizing the build process for flexibility and concludes by thanking the audience and sponsors.

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When Automation Keeps Your T-Shirt Clean
by Daniel Pandu
BRI Corporate University, March 12th 2020

When Automation Keeps
Your T-shirt Clean

3
One-Stop Business Platform
in Indonesia
Moka is a technology company providing
cloud-based Point-of-Sale and payment
solutions that empowers small and medium-
sized businesses to better sell and grow with
employees across Indonesia, Singapore, and
India.
Moka is currently present across 200+ cities
in Indonesia with over 30,000 merchants.

In Business → Automation; is the use of technology to execute recurring tasks or processes in a business
where manual effort can be replaced.
In Daily Basis → Automation; is the use of machine or application to do stuff without or minimum
human intervention.
In Engineer’s world → Automation; is the use of application or software to automatically execute the
repetitive tasks or pipeline process.
In general → Automation; something that will improve and make your life easier.
What is Automation?

Why do we need Automation?
● Reduce human error
● Increase consistency
● Increase productivity
● Remove dependency

What kind of Automation Can Be
Implemented as DevOps?
● Infrastructure provisioning
● Operational stuff
● CI/CD
● Application test
● Security test
● Performance test

Why do we need CI/CD?
● Increase transparency and visibility
● Enable more frequent code deployment
● Detect and fix issues early
● Decrease code review time
● So we can have more time to do Youtube Improvement.

Why do we use that tool?
● Free!!
● Multi-function, not just for CI/CD
● Customizable pipeline
● Easy to integrate
● Scalable
● A lot of plugins
● Big Community
● Flexible

Jenkins Permission
Our Jenkins Permission is using Github team.

How do CI/CD implemented?
Generally, every project have 3 kinds of pipeline jobs that are using Jenkinsfile.
● Job for PR
● Job for Master
● Job for Develop
The pipeline is initiated with dockerizing build mechanism.
● Dockerizing ‘build’ and ‘deploy’ with Jenkinsfile means; before the build start, there will be a script to
do preparation to provide a docker container as an environment for those processes.
● What’s the benefit of doing it? Flexible and scalable.
● The ‘build’ and ‘deploy’ process can run on every swarm machine without any specification
installation of tools as long as the docker is installed.

The reason being, the configuration of a job can be scripted and can be adjusted. What else? The pipeline
script (Jenkinsfile) can be stored in project repository, so developers and devops/SRE can collaborate
easily to define the whole process.
Initiated by
SRE
Improved by
Developer
Why pipeline? Why Jenkinsfile?

huffttt …...
After CI/CD is already well implemented
Now you can sit back, relax, and enjoy your life

IT’S OKAY TO BE A LAZY PERSON
in a positive way: always look out for the simplest way of doing something
-nevermindme
pandu.siregar@mokapos.com
siregarpandu@gmail.com
LinkedIn: Pandu Siregar

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