DevOps: Continuous Delivery, Integration, and Deployment with DevOps: Dive into the core DevOps strategies by Sricharan Vadapalli

Author:Sricharan Vadapalli [Vadapalli, Sricharan]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Published: 2018-03-13T00:00:00+00:00

Continuous integration addresses this with the best practice of continuous build for any code change committed. Any broken build requires immediate action as a broken build blocks the entire evolution of the mainline and it will be expensive depending on the frequency of commits and such issues. These issues can be minimized by enforcing branch level builds.

Push for review in Gerrit or pull request in GitHub are effective mechanisms to propose changes and check the quality of changes by identifying problems before they're pushed into the mainline, causing rework.

Address build errors quickly: The best practice of building at the branch level for each change will put the onus on the respective developers to fix their code build issues immediately rather than propagate it to the main branch. This forms a continuous cycle of Change-Commit-Build-Fix at each respective branch level.

Build fast: The quick turnaround of builds, results, and tests by automatic processes should be vital inputs for the developer workflow; a short wait time will be good for the performance of the continuous integration process on overall cycle efficiency.

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