2011 Continuous deployment with JBoss
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This document discusses setting up a continuous deployment environment for JBoss applications. It describes using tools like Jenkins, Puppet, and ControlTier to automate the build, deployment, testing and release of new software versions. The system is designed with separate repositories for source code, build artifacts, and system software. Changes are built continuously and tested at each stage before deploying new versions to environments like UAT and production. This automation allows for rapid feedback and deployment of new software updates.
2011 Continuous deployment with JBoss
- 1. A Continuous Deployment Environment for JBoss Dr. Andreas Wintersteiger Objectbay Software & Consulting GmbH June 6, 2011
- 2. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER About Objectbay JBoss Premier Business Partner JBoss Partner since 2006 Red Hat Advanced Partner (2011) Located in the center of Europe What we do: Development Services Technology Consulting Engineering Consulting
- 3. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER About me Developer, Geek, Agilo, Techie,… Developer Coach Co-Author of “Agile Developer Skills” What my VC reads: Managing Partner, Senior Consultant Certified Scrum Trainer and Coach Certified JBoss Developer
- 4. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Agile Processes promote early feedback
- 5. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER How do we get an increment of a product? • The “Walking Skeleton” • An implementation of the thinnest possible slice of functionality that can we can automatically build, deploy and test end-to-end (Allistair Cockburn). • Importance of real E2E testing • Just enough of • Major components • Communication mechanisms • Automation • Infrastructure
- 6. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER First, we need Continuous Integration.
- 7. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER The Commit Stage is about fast feedback!
- 8. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Did we just break the build?
- 9. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Good so far. Can we go into Production? Nope, sorry! $ cp –f artifacts/* /opt/jboss- eap/server/production/deploy
- 10. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER So, what is acceptance testing? • Is the product developed correctly? • Acceptance criteria (functional) • Are we done? • „Outer“ quality • Fully automated
- 11. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Acceptance Tests with FIT/FitNesse
- 12. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Still not done!
- 13. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Introducing Deployment Pipelines Source: Jez Humble, David Farley: „Continuous Delivery”, Addison Wesley 2010
- 14. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Go! (formerly Cruise)
- 15. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER This is how we designed it • A repository for the source • One for build artifacts • Another one for system software • Jenkins • JBoss ON • Puppet • RHEV
- 16. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Creating the base with „Puppet“ • Blank VM w/ RHEL 6 as template • Puppet for system software deployment • JVM/JDK • Databases • User accounts / permissions • Manually, but „push-button“
- 17. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Provisioning Pictures Source: ControlTier Wiki, published unter CC SA 3.0
- 18. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER „ControlTier“ for managing the environments • Nodes • Packages • Services • Processes
- 19. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Deploying/Updating with ControlTier $ ctl -p demo –t Updater –r motoUat –c BuildAndUpdate -- -buildstamp 1.2.2
- 20. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Deploying to a JBAS with ControlTier
- 21. ANDREAS WINTERSTEIGER Next Steps • More about Continuous Deployment • Jez Humble, David Farley: „Continuous Delivery”, Addison Wesley 2010 • http://www.puppetlabs.com/ • http://www.controltier.org • More about agile development • Andreas Wintersteiger, Christoph Mathis: „Agile Developer Skills“, entwickler.press 2011
- 22. A Continuous Deployment Environment for JBoss