DevOps and Continuous Delivery with Visual Studio 2015 and VSTS
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The document discusses DevOps and continuous delivery within the context of Visual Studio ALM 2015, emphasizing the importance of business agility and the ability to deliver value quickly to customers. It covers various practices and processes involved in continuous integration, delivery, and deployment, while also addressing the management of technical debt. Key features such as automated testing, release management, and performance monitoring are highlighted as essential for modern software development.
DevOps and Continuous Delivery with Visual Studio 2015 and VSTS
- 1. DevOps & Continuous Delivery with Visual Studio ALM 2015 Mathias Olausson & Magnus Timner, Solidify
- 3. “It has been said that the only sustainable advantage in business is the ability for a company to learn faster and respond more effectively than its competitors (also known as business agility).” – CIO magazine
- 5. Intro to DevOps practices New trend of practices for increasing flow of value to customers Backlog Requirements Plan Develop + test Release Monitor + learn Important for enterprises to understand to improve DevOps extends application lifecycle management (ALM) investments
- 8. “Continuous Delivery is a software development discipline where you build software in such a way that the software can be released to production at any time” Martin Fowler, ThoughtWorks
- 10. Continuous what? Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery Continuous Deployment Automated Manual
- 11. An environment for modern development Agile Build Test Deploy InsightsCode Visual Studio Online Team Foundation Server
- 13. The big picture
- 14. Java in Hosted Builds European Datacenter Azure Active Directory REST APIs Service Hooks 2015 RTM Integration
- 20. History of TFS Build…
- 21. History of TFS Build…
- 22. History of TFS Build…
- 23. History of TFS Build…
- 24. Build
- 26. -50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0 10 20 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 S11 S12 Productive time spent on implementing features Interest/repayment = extra time spent on implementing feature or payment of debt Debt = effort required to cleanup or refactor code Technical Debt
- 28. Prevent & Remediate Understand Control SonarQube Measure IDE Web based experience TFS VSO VS Build Source Control Work Items / TFS Technical Debt Dashboard Technical Debt DataMart
- 30. History of Visual Studio Release Management
- 31. • Simple Web based authoring • Same architecture as new Build system • Shared task catalog • Cross Platform • Available in Public Preview Visual Studio Release Management ”vNext”
- 32. Commit Deploy QA Deploy DEV Compile Run unit tests Create packages Publish artifacts Deploy to DEV Download artifacts Deploy to QA Download artifacts Automated Acceptance Tests UI Tests Download test artifacts Deploy PROD A/B Deploy to Staging slot Download artifacts Load Tests Manual Acceptance Tests Analyze Code Auto Approve Auto Approve Auto Approve Manual Approve Manual Approve Production Swap Swap Production Slot Manual Approve QuizBox Deployment Pipeline Manual Approve Auto Approve Auto Approve
- 37. Continuous Delivery in summary Code • SCC • Branching Build • Build • Code analysis • Artifacts Release • Environments • Stages • Deployment Test • Test plans • Manual tests • Automated tests Measure & Learn • Performance Monitoring • User Analytics
- 39. Out now! Continuous Delivery with VS ALM 2015
- 41. www.solidify.se