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Building a deployment pipeline
This document summarizes Noam Shochat's presentation at the Jenkins User Conference Israel on building a deployment pipeline at eToro. It describes eToro's infrastructure with 120 services, 300 servers across 3 data centers and 2 clouds. It outlines the problems they faced with manual deployments and lack of uniformity. The solution involved using Jenkins for continuous integration and delivery, along with Mcollective for orchestration and Puppet for deployment automation. Key components of the pipeline included committing code, building, running unit tests, deploying to QA, running integration tests, and deploying to production.
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Building a deployment pipeline
- 1. Jenkins User ConferenceIsrael #jenkinsconf Building a deployment Noam Shochat @noamshochat eToro www.etoro.com July 16, 2014 pipeline #jenkinsconf
- 2. Amount of Work Time Current Reality What we think will happen Adding automation
- 3. A little bitabout eToro ● 120 Services ● 300 Servers ● 3 Data centers ● 2 Clouds ● .Net ●
- 4. The problem ●Builds ● Manual deployments ● Lack of uniformity ● Different OS’s ● Slowness ● Different Environments ● Security Developer Production
- 5. The Solution Codecommit CI / CD Production Build, Unit tests Deploy and tests in QA
- 6. We choose Jenkins BUT… Not good for: ● Deployment ● Orchestration
- 7. So we alsochoose to use: ● Mcollective + Ruby for orchestration ● Puppet for deployment (and more) ● RabbitMQ for connecting between them
- 8. Pipeline Commit BuildUnit tests Trigger ruby Developer QA - Jenkins Servers Puppet Puppet Puppet Integration tests Production - Jenkins Servers Puppet Puppet Puppet Trigger MCollective Trigger MCollective Trigger ruby
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- 11. Flow out.println 'StartingOpenBookSearchAPI Flow' b=build("OpenBookSearchAPI-Build") parallel( { build("OpenbookSearchAPIBack-iis") }, { build("OpenbookSearchAPI-Service-Stop") build("OpenbookSearchAPI-Service") build("OpenbookSearchAPI-Service-Start") } )
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- 13. Build ● Mercurial ● Build start by trigger ● MSBuild ● NUnit tests + dot cover
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- 15. Deployment ● UseRuby for trigger and orchestrate using MCollective ● Puppet do the deployment
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- 17. Integration tests ●Canary tests
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- 19. Health check ●What is it? ● Json file that checks dependencies and basic sanity test
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- 21. Publish ● Almostin production ● Build version file as the gatekeeper to production
- 22. Production deploy ●Build version file ● rsync
- 23. CloudShare ● JenkinsCLI ● Dynamic jenkins agents ● The flow continue the same changes to same flow
- 24. Plugins we’re using ● MSBuild ● HTML Publisher ● Nested View ● Build Flow ● Active directory ● statsd
- 25. Our CI/CD servers Jenkins master + MCollective RabbitMQ WebApp Servers Puppet master Ruby script
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- 27. Jenkins User ConferenceIsrael #jenkinsconf Thank You To Our Sponsors Platinum Gold Silver