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Life Embetterment with
Hundreds of Deployments
a Week
Friday, October 11, 13

Life Embetterment with
Hundreds of Deployments
a Week Day
Friday, October 11, 13

Fall 2012
7 Developers
1 DevOps
150 M page views /
month

Friday, October 11, 13

Test coverage ~30%

Friday, October 11, 13

Tests run 8-12 min

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Deploying
untested code

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No concurrent
deployments

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One Friday night...

Friday, October 11, 13

Slow feedback
Fragile releases
Cumbersome process

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statsd / graphite

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Strange
coincidence...

Friday, October 11, 13

When shipping
new code

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When shipping
new code always
code,
add tests

Friday, October 11, 13

When modifying
old code

Friday, October 11, 13

When modifying
old code always
code,
add tests

Friday, October 11, 13

Always add tests

Friday, October 11, 13

Eliminate random
failures

Friday, October 11, 13

Release more often

Friday, October 11, 13

Git diff between
currently deployed code
and what will be
deployed:
Text
Text

https://github.com/
vinted/core/compare/
d841b93...1167740
Friday, October 11, 13

Prepare release:

2 min 43 sec

Install gems:

42 sec

Stop jobs:

58 sec

Migrate database:

15 sec

Sync translations: 3 min 20 sec
Start jobs:

23 sec

Restart app:

24 min 12 sec

Total:

32 min 33 sec

Friday, October 11, 13

Build on steroids

Friday, October 11, 13

Build on fast
hardware

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GC tuning
Ruby 2

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Use better tools

Friday, October 11, 13

Thin -> Unicorn
10x faster deploys

Friday, October 11, 13

Online database
migrations

Friday, October 11, 13

Put your build
server to work

Friday, October 11, 13

Prepare
everything
upfront

Friday, October 11, 13

Deploy with
Jenkins

Friday, October 11, 13

Instant feedback
Reliable releases
Automatic process

Friday, October 11, 13

Fall 2013
12 Developers
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500 M page views /
month

Friday, October 11, 13

[13:09:08] Vinc:
Inbox is not under HTTPS!
[13:25:38] Vinc:
Yes, I see HTTPS, Thanks!

Friday, October 11, 13

Mindaugas Mozūras
github.com/mmozuras
@mmozuras

Tomas Varaneckas
github.com/spajus
@spajus
Friday, October 11, 13

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