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Continuous IntegrationAs A ServiceFrontier Lunch and LearnFebruary 22, 2017Alex Meadows
Principal Consultant (Data and Analytics), CSpring
Business Analytics Adjunct Professor, Wake Tech
MS in Business Intelligence
Loves working in open source code
Passion in developing BI solutions that provide end users easy access to necessary data to find the answers they demand (even the ones they dont know yet!)
Twitter: @OpenDataAlexLinkedIn: alexmeadows
GitHub: OpenDataAlexEmail: [email protected] AlexSo heres a bit about me. There are three things Im going to ask of you, the first being please feel free to reach out! I love talking and learning about what folks are using out in the wild and sharing. If you want to know more or chat more about any topic within data science/business intelligence just message me via one of the above methods.
AgendaWhat Is Continuous Integration?
Continuous Integration for Smaller Development Teams/Individuals
Q&A
Please feel free to ask questions throughout the presentation!
By the end of this presentation, you will know where traditional data warehousing is failing and have a basic understanding of what technologies and methodologies are helping to address the needs of more data savvy customer bases.
CI Life-cycle
CI is a lot like other development methodologies and comes from the agile world where the project starts with planning, goes through to coding and building/testing, and then on into release and deployment and into production. Production then allows for feedback to be gathered which feeds back into the planning phase and so on.
Image Source: https://www.soasta.com/solutions/continuous-load-testing/
Typical CI Stack
Typical CI Stack
Typical CI Stack
Typical CI Stack
Typical CI Stack
Typical CI Stack
Typical CI Stack
Deployed Software
Pros and Cons
Fully configurable
Customized to fit your environmentVirtual Machines
Data store integration
On-site build help (see build master)
Maintenance of customized environment
Accessibility
Potential single points of failure (see build stack, build master)
Typical CI Stack
Build Master
Solution Architect
Troubleshooter
Administrator
Magician
Typically very, very under-appreciated
What About Solo Devs/Small Teams?
Build Master role is either ignored or as-needed
Builds are when the group can find time
Documentation missing/out of date/rushed
Testing may/may not exist
Services To The Rescue!
Deployed Software
Some Caveats
Most services listed are free for open source
Closed source ups the cost significantly for some of these services
New services are coming up regularly apologies if I missed your favorite!
Pros and Cons
No hardware to maintain
Simple configuration and management
Anyone can manage scripts
Very accessible
Distributed build help (yourself, team, or services)
Reliant on services
Anyone can manage scripts
Security more of a concern
Service CI Stack
Integration
These tools are designed to play well with each other.
Badges are your friend :)
GitHub/Travis Integration
From Travis To Coveralls
Twitter: @OpenDataAlexLinkedIn: alexmeadows
GitHub: OpenDataAlexEmail: [email protected] Source: https://pixabay.com/p-1014060/?no_redirect
