PUG Romagna - Pipeline + Deployer PHP
- 1. Who am I Giuseppe Morelli -Freelance Magento Backend Developer (10+ years) Laravel enthusiastic DevOps when needed extra info: giuseppemorelli.net • • • • 1
- 2. Pipeline with Gitlab / Bitbucket Index Rule of 5 W: Who, What, When, Where, Why Difference between Gitlab and Bitbucket Deploy with Deployer PHP How to choose pipeline provider Live demo • • • • • 2
- 3. WHO Who need pipelines? Developers Sysadmin / DevOps 3
- 4. WHAT What are pipelines? Pipelines are the top-level component of continuous integration, delivery, and deployment. gitlab.com“ 4
- 5. WHAT What are pipelines? (extra) A tool that you can configure via yaml file without install any additional software. 5
- 6. WHAT Main features 1/2 Run in a docker container any task you want with inside your repository as main folder Add extra docker service (ex. mysql server) linked to your task Create a chain of tasks and choose the workflow in case of failure • • • 6
- 7. WHAT Main features 2/2 Developers: run unit tests, integration tests DevOps: deploy on server • • 7
- 8. WHEN When I have to use pipelines? Well, always! Ex. check coding standard, tests, build artifact and many more 8
- 9. WHERE Where you can find pipelines? Gitlab Bitbucket Github (called Github Actions) SaaS Circle CI SaaS Travis CI • • • • • 9
- 10. WHY Why I have to use pipelines? 1/5 1) Integrated with your repository Configuration and tasks are saved in your repository under git. 10
- 11. WHY Why I have to use pipelines? 2/5 2) Simple to use Use a pipeline is simple like running simple commands in docker container (or in a shell). 11
- 12. WHY Why I have to use pipelines? 3/5 3) No extra server needed to run your tasks If you want to run some tasks for check/testing etc... you don't need to setup a new server. 12
- 13. WHY Why I have to use pipelines? 4/5 4) Jenkins? What? If docker for you is the future, pipelines are too. 13
- 14. WHY Why I have to use pipelines? 5/5 5) Isolated test Fast way to create isolated test without delete cache or config files manually on your computer 14
- 15. Main differences between Gitlab and Bitbucket 1/3 Gitlab You can decide where pipeline has to run (through gitlab runnes) You can create a chain of tasks sequentially or in parallel mode (called jobs) Bitbucket Pipeline runs in bitbucket cloud (you don't know where exactly) Chain of tasks can be created with yaml anchors (little tricky) and not in parallel mode • • • • 15
- 16. Main differences between Gitlab and Bitbucket 2/3 Gitlab Possibility to create any stage in your yaml file Every job can use different docker image Bitbucket List of stages are fixed Every job can use different docker image Artifact can be used in different jobs • • • • • 16
- 17. Main differences between Gitlab and Bitbucket 3/3 Gitlab ssh keys need to be stored in a variable possibility to run different step in case of failure or success Bitbucket ssh keys are stored in docker container via bitbucket config steps are sequentially • • • • 17
- 18. What is Deployer PHP? A deployment tool written in PHP with support for popular frameworks out of the box. deployer.org“ 18
- 19. What is Deployer PHP? (extra) A tool that execute your tasks remotely in your server. You can configure via PHP file and save it in your repository. It is based on release/folder structure. 19
- 20. What is Deployer PHP? (extra) Example of deployer folder Wait live demo to have a more clear view :) 20
- 21. Thank you! Questions? Live demo is waiting... 21