The document discusses setting up continuous deployment with Cloud Foundry by integrating it with Travis CI. It recommends pushing code to GitHub which will trigger automated tests on Travis CI, and if tests pass, automatically deploy the code to Cloud Foundry. The process can be set up in under 10 minutes by adding a .travis.yml file, activating the Travis GitHub hook, and using the Travis CLI to connect it to the Cloud Foundry target. This enables continuous deployment that runs tests before each deploy and improves the development cycle.

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2. Continuous Deployment
with Cloud Foundry
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3. Internal Server Error
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4. Continuous Delivery
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5. Never forget to run
your tests.
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6. Never deploy
untested code.
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7. Push > test > deploy
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8. Automatic test
execution
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9. Automatic
deployments
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10. Setup time < 10 min
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11. + +
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12. $>cf push
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13. $>vi .travis.yml
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14. Activate travis
github hook
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15. $>travis setup cloudfoundry
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16. language: ruby
script: 'true'
deploy:
provider: cloudfoundry
target: https://api.de.a9s.eu
username: julian.fischer@anynines.com
password:
secure: encrypted password=
organization: julian_fischer_anynines_com
space: hell
on:
repo: anynines/ruby-sinatra-example-app
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17. $>git push
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19. ☺
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20. Continuous
deployment
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21. Better and faster
development
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22. Easy to setup with
Cloud Foundry & Travis
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23. Try it!
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24. Tutorial at
http://rh.gd/contdeploy
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