Test driven infrastructure avec Docker

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Slides issues de mon tools in action à DevoxxFr 2016, présentant une solution de test de gestion de configuration avec Docker.

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#DevoxxFR
Test driven infrastructure
avec Docker
Séven Le Mesle @slemesle
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#DevoxxFR 3#DevoxxFR
@yeswescale
http://blog.wescale.fr

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Dropship+ @ Canal+
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Dropship+

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Provisioning basé sur le rôle
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Quelques stats
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Infrastructure:
~ 200 instances AWS
~ 50 instances VmWare
~ 50 serveurs physiques
Salt:
~ 30 rôles d’infrastructure
~ 300 ﬁchiers source

#DevoxxFR
Inception
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Provisioning Assertions

#DevoxxFR
Containers
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FROM centos:7.0.1406
salt-minion
salt-master

#DevoxxFR
Framework de test
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grainsasserts
role

#DevoxxFR
Framework de test
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salt-minion
salt conﬁg
salt grains
salt sources
run
grainsasserts
role

#DevoxxFR
exec state.highstate
Framework de test
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salt-minion
grainsasserts
role

#DevoxxFR
exec state.highstate
exec state.sls asserts
Framework de test
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salt-minion
grainsasserts
role

#DevoxxFR
Framework de test
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grainsasserts
role

#DevoxxFR
exec state.highstate
exec state.sls asserts
Framework de test
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salt-minion
salt conﬁg
salt grains
salt sources
grainsasserts
role

#DevoxxFR
Framework de test
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grainsasserts
role
unittest report

#DevoxxFR
Master / Minion
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unittest
docker run
salt sources
salt-master

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Master / Minion
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unittest
docker run
salt sources
salt-master
grainsasserts
role

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Master / Minion
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unittest
docker run
salt sources
salt-master
salt-minion
salt conﬁg
salt grains
docker run
grainsasserts
role

#DevoxxFR
Master / Minion
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unittest
docker run
salt sources
salt-master
salt-minion
salt conﬁg
salt grains
grainsasserts
role
exec state.highstate

#DevoxxFR
Master / Minion
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unittest
salt sources
salt-master
salt-minion
salt conﬁg
salt grains
grainsasserts
role
exec state.highstate
exec state.sls asserts

#DevoxxFR
Master / Minion
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unittest
grainsasserts
role
unittest report

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TDD
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grainsasserts
role XXX
Test

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grainsasserts
role XXX
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…states
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sources

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Live Demo
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https://github.com/WeScale/salt-docker-integration

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Merci
@slemesle
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53. #DevoxxFR Live Demo 25 https://github.com/WeScale/salt-docker-integration

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59. #DevoxxFR Merci @slemesle @yeswescale https://github.com/WeScale/salt-docker-integration 27