continuous integration fundamentals: build automation - ofm canberra october 2014
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Slides from the October Oracle Middleware Forum held in Canberra, Australia. This completes our continuous integration journey with the final component - build automation. For more information, check out our blog at http://ofmcanberra.wordpress.comTRANSCRIPT
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Build Automation
Joel NationSolution ArchitectOracle Canberra
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The Problem
Code
Targets
Build Configurations
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The Problem
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The Problem
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The Solution• Build Automation with Hudson
Trigger
Build
Deploy
Notify
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In Continuous Integration
Local WLS
Temp WLSCompileCreate WLSCreate DomainDeployTestUndeployRemove DomainUninstall
Version Control System
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In Continuous Integration
Local WLS
Temp WLSCompileCreate WLSCreate DomainDeployTestUndeployRemove DomainUninstall
Version Control System
Build Automation
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Hudson• Open-source build automation server• Emphasis on ease of installation and use– “yum install hudson”– Configure everything from the browser
• Extensibility– Hundreds of community developed plugins –Maven, Git, Archiva, Artifactory etc
• Used by thousands of customers
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Sidenote: Hudson & Jenkins• Hudson was an open-source project sponsored by Sun• Jenkins was forked (2011) from Hudson by the
community after Oracle acquired Sun • Oracle moved Hudson to the Eclipse Foundation in 2012• Code base is the same, differences in plugins etc. • Jenkins – larger community, Hudson – Oracle preferred
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Common use cases• Monitor SCM for change (Git, Subversion etc)• Monitor changes in artifact repository (Archiva, Artifactory etc)• Deploy to test VM, run tests and report to users• Run Tests (Selenium, JUnit)• Run code quality tools (Sonar, Squale etc)• Trigger other builds (send artifacts downstream, integrate solutions etc)• Generate documentation• Can be used to build SOA Suite apps (in 12c)
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Hudson Demo
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More Resources• Our blog: ofmcanberra.wordpress.com• Redstack blog: redstack.wordpress.com• Official Oracle documentation:
docs.oracle.com/middleware/1212/core/MAVEN/config_hudson.htm#MAVEN8854