The Best of the Week (July 4): DevOps Zone
The Best of the Week (July 4): DevOps Zone
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Make sure you didn't miss anything with this list of the Best of the Week in the DevOps Zone (July 4 to July 10). Here they are, in order of popularity:
1. Continuous Delivery Pipeline Pattern: Analysis Stage
The entry point of a Continuous Delivery pipeline is its Commit Stage, and as such manages the compilation, unit testing, analysis, and packaging of source code whenever a change is committed to version control.
2. A Canonical Web Test in NodeJS
When making these tests, I allowed for a little flexibility as well: By setting environment variables, the same tests can be run with a manually deployed server, so you can use it to verify that your staging server is up and running (for example).
3. RxJava + Java8 + Java EE 7 + Arquillian = Bliss
Microservices are an architectural style where each service is implemented as an independent system. They can use their own persistence system (although it is not mandatory), deployment, language...
4. Rackspace’s DevOps Practice — DevOps Days Austin
Continuing with my interview series from DevOps Days Austin, today’s interview is with Matt Barlow. Matt established Rackspace’s support offering around DevOps automation late last year. Hear about it and how it all came to be.
5. The Deployment-Sized Hole Between Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery and Provisioning Tools
Packaging and deploying an application consisting of Puppet manifests and Chef cookbooks (Docker container requests also). Easy integration with Jenkins; XL Deploy takes care of targeting the manifests/cookbooks at the appropriate hosts and all the orchestration of the invocations. Piece of cake!
Sharing his pioneering insight on how organizations can transform their software development and delivery processes, Gary Gruver provides a tactical framework to implement DevOps principles in Starting and Scaling DevOps in the Enterprise. Get your free copy.
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