continuous integration with drupal
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Who are you man?Hi! My name is Ilia! Nice to meet you! ;)
● 29 yo● Backend developer at Wunderkraut● 5 years experience with PHP, 3 of them with drupal● PHP certified engineer● Fan of extreme sports: snowboarding, skydiving
@elijah_ee, e-development.org
Meet Jenkins!● Jenkins was originally developed as the Hudson project● Hudson as well continuous intergation tool● Hudson's creation started in summer of 2004 at Sun
Microsystems● January 29, 2011 - creation of the Jenkins project● Continuous integration tool written in Java● Allows automated testing, building, deployment...● Best choice for agile projects
Continuous integrationContinuous Integration (CI) is a
development practice that requires developers to integrate code into a shared repository (develop branch) several times a day. Each check-in
is then verified by an automated build, allowing teams to detect
problems early.
Continuous delivery➔ Extends continuous integration➔ Deliver frequently➔ Latest changes from develop
branch are merged into master branch and tagged
➔ Changes are delivered to the staging server for QA◆ Tests can’t cover everything◆ Design issues◆ ...
➔ Changes merged to the production branch
Continuous Deployment➔ Perfect project workflow!➔ Merged changes are
automatically delivered to the production server
➔ Can’t be used in every project◆ Depends on project type◆ Client’s requirements◆ Access to production server
might not be granted at all
Jenkins and DrupalGood stack! Works much better if using things like:❖ Features❖ Profiles❖ .make files
Building❖ Phing tasks❖ bash scripts❖ ...
Hands on!Here is the link to installation guide.
Pros and consWe don’t need that weirdo guy!❖ Saves a lot of time spent on testing and delivering code❖ Once configured will work continuously ❖ Allows a lot of stuff to be done automatically❖ Agile friendly❖ Less bugs in code -> Client happy❖ Next step to be more professional company delivering
better quality to clients!
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