JUC Europe 2015: Continuous Integration and Distribution in the Cloud with DEV@Cloud

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By Mark Galpin, JFrog Correct this if it's wrong, but as a software developer you have two main dreams - to enjoy your coding and to not have to care about anything else but code. Setting up an environment and maintaining a CI/CD cycle for your software can be complicated and painful. The good news is, it doesn't have to be! In this talk, Mark will demo some of the most popular alternatives for a cloud-based development life cycle: from CI builds with DEV@cloud, through artifact deployment to a binary repository and finally, rolling out your release on a truly modern distribution platform.

Tecnologia

Continuous Integration
and Distribution in the
Cloud with DEV@Cloud
Mark Galpin
JFrog
@magalpin
June 18, 2015
#jenkinsconf

Who’s talking?
@magalpin
www.linkedin.com/in/magalpin

What?
•  Customers
•  Communities
•  Partners

What?
•  Customers
You!
•  Communities
•  Partners

What?
•  Customers
You!
•  Communities
Here!
•  Partners

What?
•  Customers
You!
•  Communities
Here!
•  Partners
Example: Work w/Pivotal to deploy
JFrog Artifactory to Cloud Foundry

Whats The Spec?
•  Automated
– Releases are controlled, but easy
•  Enterprise Ready
– Can handle both open source and
proprietary project needs
•  Control
– I choose who sees what

‹  Store your sources
‹  Build your binaries
‹  Store your binaries
‹  Deploy your binaries (to your server)
or
‹  Distribute your binaries

That sounds like a lot of servers to
maintain…

Source Control
Bring (or Select) your own!

Source Control
Bring (or Select) your own!
OR

Source Control
Bring (or Select) your own!
OR
Use Built-In with DEV@Cloud!
Git or SVN

Source Control
Bring (or Select) your own!
OR
Use Built-In with DEV@Cloud!
Git or SVN
Network Close!

Advantages of DEV@Cloud
•  In the Cloud!
– No servers to maintain
•  Its Jenkins!
– The tool we all know and
love!
•  Plugins

Options:
•  Use the DEV@Cloud built-in
repos
– Network Close
– No Additional Charge
•  Not a true binary repository
– Lacks many capabilities that a fully-
featured binary repository provides

h"p://www.jfrog.com/ar0factory/versions/#Cloud

Binary Repository

Why Artifactory Online?
•  Focused on managing your
binaries
– Reproducible Builds!
•  Extensible Metadata for your
artifacts
– Advanced search by metadata!
•  Artifactory Online is in the Cloud

The Frog And the Butler!
•  Automatically Generated
Build-Time Metadata
– Build Information
– Dependency Information
– License Information
– Environment Variables

The Frog And the Butler!
•  Still Network Close (US-
East-1)
•  Maintained Plugin available
for all Jenkins

The Butler and the Frog
Distributing your Binaries Together

3 Things to watch for in the demonstration:
1.  We will go from source -> distribution with minimal
intervention
2.  The Butler and the Frog: Great Products Better Together!
3.  All in the cloud – I will touch nothing but the web browser

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1. Continuous Integration and Distribution in the Cloud with DEV@Cloud Mark Galpin JFrog @magalpin June 18, 2015 #jenkinsconf

2. Who’s talking? @magalpin www.linkedin.com/in/magalpin

3. What? •  Customers •  Communities •  Partners

4. What? •  Customers You! •  Communities •  Partners

5. What? •  Customers You! •  Communities Here! •  Partners

6. What? •  Customers You! •  Communities Here! •  Partners Example: Work w/Pivotal to deploy JFrog Artifactory to Cloud Foundry

7. What Frog?

8. What Frog?

9. What Frog?

10. What Frog?

11. What Frog?

12. What Frog?

13. I want a modern software pipeline!

14. I want a modern software pipeline!

15. Like the Cool Kids do it!

16. And by the way . . . JFrog Does it Too!

17. Whats The Spec? •  Automated – Releases are controlled, but easy •  Enterprise Ready – Can handle both open source and proprietary project needs •  Control – I choose who sees what

18. ‹  Store your sources ‹  Build your binaries ‹  Store your binaries ‹  Deploy your binaries (to your server) or ‹  Distribute your binaries

19. That sounds like a lot of servers to maintain…

20. In the cloud? As a Service?

21. Really?

22. Tell me more!

23.

24.

25. Source Control Bring (or Select) your own!

26. Source Control Bring (or Select) your own! OR

27. Source Control Bring (or Select) your own! OR Use Built-In with DEV@Cloud! Git or SVN

28. Source Control Bring (or Select) your own! OR Use Built-In with DEV@Cloud! Git or SVN Network Close!

29.

30. What about CI?

31. Advantages of DEV@Cloud •  In the Cloud! – No servers to maintain •  Its Jenkins! – The tool we all know and love! •  Plugins

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33. Options: •  Use the DEV@Cloud built-in repos – Network Close – No Additional Charge •  Not a true binary repository – Lacks many capabilities that a fully- featured binary repository provides

34. h"p://www.jfrog.com/ar0factory/versions/#Cloud Binary Repository

35. Why Artifactory Online? •  Focused on managing your binaries – Reproducible Builds! •  Extensible Metadata for your artifacts – Advanced search by metadata! •  Artifactory Online is in the Cloud

36. The Frog And the Butler! •  Automatically Generated Build-Time Metadata – Build Information – Dependency Information – License Information – Environment Variables

37. The Frog And the Butler! •  Still Network Close (US- East-1) •  Maintained Plugin available for all Jenkins

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39. Distribution Platform

40. Why Bintray?

41. Why Bintray?

42. Who uses this Bintray, anyway?

43. DaaS for Proprietary Too! DaaS

44. The Butler and the Frog Distributing your Binaries Together

45. 3 Things to watch for in the demonstration: 1.  We will go from source -> distribution with minimal intervention 2.  The Butler and the Frog: Great Products Better Together! 3.  All in the cloud – I will touch nothing but the web browser

46. Demo!

47. Q&A time

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