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Cloud Driven Development
Peter Vanhee20th October 2012 - DrupalCamp Spain
a better workflow, less worries, and more power
‣ Consumer and contributor to Drupal for over 6 years @pvhee
‣ Co-founder Marzee Labs @marzeelabs, a web shop from Barcelona
‣ http://marzeelabs.org
Who am I?
The Cloud
“The cloud has given has us the ability to provide nearly limitless, on-demand resources to speed up our web development and deployment processes”
For me?
Photo from Flickr by Abode of Chaos
The Cloud
Is that enough?
Enter PaaS
‣ “Platform-as-a-service”
‣ Yet another service built on top of the cloud
‣ Provides a computing platform and a solution stack
Source: Wikipedia
Know any?
Paas for Drupal
In general, Drupal PaaS offer
‣ Different environments. Typically a development, staging and production environment
‣ Code repository, e.g. git
‣ On-demand resources
‣ Specialty services for search, caching, performance optimization, etc.
‣ A lot of automation of the tools you typically use (or want to) when building Drupal sites
More good stuff
‣ one-click installs of Drupal distributions
‣ they teach you awesome developer processes
Disadvantages?
‣ Difficult to break away from the standard setup
‣ Not always shell access - and shell in generally very limited
‣ Cannot install just anything
Cuts most of the deals
Enter Cloud Driven Development
“Cloud Driven Development puts the fun back into your Drupal development and deployment”
Cloud Driven Development Model
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Cloud Driven Development Modelfor your Team
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Cloud Driven Development Modelwith the Client
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Revise new features Work on content
Cloud Driven Development Modelfor Everyone Else
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Cloud Driven Development Model
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The Ingredients
Drush+
“exportables”
for Cloud DD
Demo using Pantheon
Free developer tier at http://getpantheon.com
Spinning up a new site
Go
> git clone git@* drupalcamp_spain
u local
At Marzee Labs we maintain our own Drupal distribution
‣ contains modules and sandboxes we always use
‣ has some features we always need
‣ has smart settings preconfigured
mz/mz.makemz/mz.profilemz/mz.installmz/mz.info
Make our site
> drush make --no-core profiles/mz/mz.make .
From to
> git add -A .> git commit -m "Built site from MZ"> git push origin master
u local adev
Install your site on adev
Install your site (2)
A typical development flow
‣ pull the database from the dev/test/live environment *
‣ drush dl awesome_module
‣ configure and export
‣ enable the module, in our site feature
* if you follow a real database-free development flow, you should do this only once at the beginning
First: get your drush aliases
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> drush @pantheon.dcspain.dev
> drush @pantheon.dcspain.test
> drush @pantheon.dcspain.live
from to
Deploy on
> git push origin master
> drush @pantheon.dcspain.dev updatedb
> drush @pantheon.dcspain.dev fra
> drush @pantheon.dcspain.dev cc all
adev
Deploy on btest
Hello Pandarus
‣ A drupal sandbox* by wodenx
‣ For command-line freaks
‣ Deploy via command-line
‣ Syncronize databases and files
* http://drupal.org/sandbox/wodenx/1512788 soon to be a full d.o. project
Deploy faster with Pandarus
> drush pan-deploy test
Syncing database and files never was easier
> drush pan-sql-sync @pantheon.dcspain.dev @self
> drush rsync @pantheon.dcspain.dev:%files @self:%files
Pre-launch dev cycle
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Going Live
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Searching like a pro
Caching like a boss
‣ varnish / nginx - for anonymous users
‣ redis - for authenticated users
Site Profiling
Ou Yeah.. there is more
‣ Drupal core updates
‣ On-server development - hot fixes directly on the server
Things to look out for
‣ Drupal 8 and the CMI: will make exportables much better (think: bye-bye Features)
‣ More command-line magic
‣ More automation
‣ Cloud Driven Development: the future for Drupal?