CI in the Cloud - build farms in the sky
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The document discusses using cloud computing resources for continuous integration (CI) builds to address bottlenecks and improve build times. It notes that moving CI builds to the cloud provides on-demand servers, predictable and fast build times due to elastic computing capacity, and only paying for resources when used. Some considerations for moving to the cloud include making existing infrastructure accessible and transitioning control of the build systems.
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CI in the Cloud - build farms in the sky
- 1. CI in the sky Build farms in the cloud John Ferguson Smart Email: john.smart@wakaleo.com Web: h<p://www.wakaleo.com Twi<er: wakaleo
- 2. Continuous Integration The Need For Speed
- 3. Why so slow?
- 4. Continuous Integration Quick build results Quick feedback Quick fixes
- 5. So where’s the bottleneck? TO BUILD
- 6. Can’t I just add more build machines? Yes you can!
- 7. What’s wrong with my machines?
- 8. New machines are hard to obtain
- 9. You pay for idle capacity
- 10. Still overloaded during peak periods
- 11. So why use the cloud?
- 12. On-call servers
- 13. Fast, predictable build times
- 14. Elastic capacity
- 15. Pay for what you use
- 16. You go faster!
- 17. Things to consider Make your infrastructure available
- 18. Things to consider Letting go
- 20. Thank you! John Ferguson Smart Email: john.smart@wakaleo.com Web: h<p://www.wakaleo.com Twi<er: wakaleo