Continuous Delivery of a webapp by example
summary
Shows how to implement Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery for a PHP webapp to get features into users' hands quickly. Covers automating builds for master/preview/prod to avoid repetitive manual steps, save time, gather metrics and enable releases every few hours whenever the build is green, illustrating tools and practices from Extreme Programming’s CI/CD approach.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:11User stories
- 7:13Traditional deployment
- 10:46Automating tasks
- 13:41CI overview
- 16:13Build with Ant
- 19:25Setting up Jenkins
- 24:53Deployment strategies
- 28:27Docker for testing
- 31:42Docker and proxy
- 35:36DB migrations in containers
- 37:01End-to-end testing
- 38:06Team visibility
- 39:10Tips and closing
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