Download - Webinar Preview: Achieving Zero Touch Deployment™ in a Microsoft TFS Environment


Agenda

• Introduction to Deployment Automation - Manifest Driven Zero Touch Deployment™ with Nolio

• Using Zero Touch Deployment™ in a TFS environment

- Continuous Deployment for Agile Development- Deploying to Pre-Production and Production- End to End Traceability (from Production to TFS)

• Summary and QA


Zero Touch Release Deployment Run

Automating with Manifest Driven

Deployments


From Continuous Integration to Continuous Deployment

Continuous Deployment for Agile

Development


Challenges (1)

• A Continuous Integration Build Will Create Many Builds

- Can lead to multiple builds every day• Manual deployments are lengthy • Simplistic deployments are inadequate

• Deployment Process Should Support “Real” Smoke Tests


Challenges (2)

• TFS Drop Location is a “Forest” of Build Folders- Very easy to manually select the wrong version- Using file sizes and other manual techniques is not an option• Deployment instructions are often complex and

involve multiple steps, people and servers.

• Scripts are hard to maintain and version control• Deploying to pre-production and production is

handled by multiple people and cross silos


Challenges (3)

• How do we keep a tab at all times on what has been deployed and where?

• How does development know exactly which build/version to work with when production issues occur?

• How can we know if a deployed build contains certain features and bug fixes?

• How do we monitor a constant progress of builds and

versions across the deployment chain to production (i.e. When new builds are not getting to QA)?


Achieving Zero Touch Deployment™ in a

Microsoft TFS Environment

Will be held on:

Wednesday, January 25, 2011at

10am GMT/11am CEST

Register for free at:http://bit.ly/TFS_Europe_2012

http://bit.ly/TFS_Europe_2012

Download - Webinar Preview: Achieving Zero Touch Deployment™ in a Microsoft TFS Environment

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