Develop Your Development Automation
summary
Live demo shows code that creates a new repository, populates it from a seed, enables Travis CI, encrypts secrets and opens pull requests across multiple repos, then auto-deploys a Docker image to Kubernetes and verifies a new endpoint returns three kitties. Automation uses Rug and Atomist to edit Java code, generate controllers and tests, run builds and correlate events with a graph database. Claim is that local, team-shared automation makes work faster, safer and more legible while warning of dangerous ossification of processes.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Intro
- 7:24Y in Development Automation
- 7:55Save Time
- 9:41Civilization Advances
- 11:22Development Automation
- 11:57Slack
- 15:12Safety
- 17:15Service Architecture
- 18:44Creating a new service
- 28:17legibility
- 33:57add endpoint
- 40:37generativity
- 44:05productivity
- 44:33deployment
- 45:57ossification
- 48:35why is it easy
- 48:55its fun
- 50:03justify the automation
- 51:56skewed incentives
- 52:53end game
- 53:13incentive
- 53:57cross origin
- 54:30cross origin headers
- 55:54pull request
- 56:50estimate
- 58:31atomists
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