Serving Pull Requests with Jenkins
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The document outlines the process of setting up a deployment system for a company blog using Jenkins and Deis, focusing on managing pull requests. It details the steps for running builds and deploying new versions with no downtime, while also acknowledging the current limitations of Jenkins, such as lack of GitHub pull request plugin support and pipeline visualization. Key steps include configuring Jenkins with Deis, connecting to GitHub, and creating necessary jobs for production deployment.
Serving Pull Requests with Jenkins
- 1. Serving Pull Requests with Jenkins Seth Goings, DevTools Team Lead @ Deis
- 2. Setting Up Your Own PaaS and CI/CD Pipeline http://tinyurl.com/jnxn8ln
- 3. We’re tasked with building the deployment system for the company’s blog … exciting, I know
- 4. Pull Requests ● Run the build/tests/etc ● Stand up an actual instance of the blog in Deis (separate app per PR) Production (master branch) ● Run the build/tests/etc ● Deploy new version of the blog in Deis (with no downtime)
- 11. But wait... ● No GitHub Pull Request Plugin Support in Jenkins Pipeline Plugin (yet) ● No Pipeline Visualization in OSS Jenkins (yet)
- 12. The Pipeline To Today Step 1 Acquire (Jenkins) docker-machine docker-compose Step 2 Deploy (Deis) rigger configure rigger deploy Step 3 Connect Jenkins -> GitHub (API key) Add SSH Key for Deis in Jenkins Step 4 Experiment Create pr builder job Create production job
- 13. Ramping Up With Rigger http://tinyurl.com/z9wesjt