DevOps for web development achieve the continuous integration and continuous delivery of your web applications with ease
Achieve the Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery of your web applications with ease About This Book Overcome the challenges of implementing DevOps for web applications, familiarize yourself with diverse third-party modules, and learn how to integrate them with bespoke code to efficiently c...
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Formato: | Libro electrónico |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Birmingham, England :
Packt Publishing
2016.
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Edición: | 1st edition |
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Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009630173106719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Credits
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- About the Reviewer
- www.PacktPub.com
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Getting Started - DevOps Concepts, Tools, and Technologies
- Understanding the DevOps movement
- DevOps with the changing times
- The waterfall model
- The agile model
- Collaboration
- Cloud computing - the disruptive innovation
- Why DevOps?
- The benefits of DevOps
- The DevOps lifecycle - it's all about "continuous"
- Build automation
- Continuous integration
- Best practices
- Cloud computing
- Configuration management
- Continuous delivery/continuous deployment
- Best practices for continuous delivery
- Continuous monitoring
- Continuous feedback
- Tools and technologies
- Code repositories - Git
- Advantages
- Characteristics
- Differences between SVN and Git
- Build tools - Maven
- Example pom.xml file
- Continuous integration tools - Jenkins
- Key features and benefits
- Configuration management tools - Chef
- Features
- Cloud service providers
- Container technology
- Docker
- Monitoring tools
- Zenoss
- Nagios
- Deployment orchestration/continuous delivery - Jenkins
- End-to-end orchestration: Jenkins plugins
- The DevOps dashboard
- An overview of a sample Java EE application
- The list of tasks
- Self-test questions
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Continuous Integration with Jenkins 2
- Introduction
- Installing Jenkins
- Setting up Jenkins
- The Jenkins dashboard
- Configuring Java and Maven in Jenkins
- Configuring Java
- Configuring Maven
- Creating and configuring a build job for a Java application with Maven
- Configuring and authenticating source code on GitHub
- Configuring build job
- Configuring JUnit
- The Dashboard View plugin - overview and usage
- Managing nodes
- Creating and configuring slave node in Jenkins 2.
- Configuring the build job for master and slave node
- Sending e-mail notifications based on build status
- Integrating Jenkins and Sonar
- Self-test questions
- Summary
- Chapter 3: Building the Code and Configuring the Build Pipeline
- Creating built-in delivery pipelines
- Creating scripts
- Example 1 - creating a Groovy script to build a job
- Example 2 - creating a build step to publish test reports
- Example 3 - archiving build job artifacts
- Example 4 - running a build step on a node
- Example 5 - marking the definite steps of a build job
- Creating a pipeline for compiling and executing test units
- Using the Build Pipeline plugin
- Integrating the deployment operation
- Self-test questions
- Summary
- Chapter 4: Installing and Configuring Chef
- Getting started with Chef
- Overview of hosted Chef
- Installing and configuring a Chef workstation
- Converging a Chef node using a Chef workstation
- Installing software packages using cookbooks
- Creating a role
- Self-test questions
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Installing and Configuring Docker
- Overview of Docker containers
- Understanding the difference between virtual machines and containers
- Installing and configuring Docker on CentOS
- Creating your first Docker container
- Understanding the client-server architecture of Docker
- Managing containers
- Creating a Docker image from Dockerfile
- Self-test questions
- Summary
- Chapter 6: Cloud Provisioning and Configuration Management with Chef
- Chef and cloud provisioning
- Installing knife plugins for Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure
- Creating and configuring a virtual machine in Amazon EC2
- Creating and configuring a virtual machine in Microsoft Azure
- Docker containers
- Self-test questions
- Summary
- Chapter 7: Deploying Application in AWS, Azure, and Docker.
- Prerequisites - deploying our application on Remote Server
- Setting up Tomcat server
- Deploying application in Docker container
- Deploying Application in AWS
- Deploying application in Microsoft Azure
- Self-test questions
- Summary
- Chapter 8: Monitoring Infrastructure and Applications
- Getting started - monitoring
- Overview of Monitoring tools and Techniques
- Nagios
- Quick start with Nagios
- Monitoring AWS Elastic Beanstalk
- Monitoring Microsoft Azure Web App Service
- Self-test questions
- Summary
- Chapter 9: Orchestrating Application Deployment
- Creating build jobs for end-to-end automation
- Configuring SSH authentication using a key
- Configuring the build pipeline for build job orchestration
- Executing the pipeline for application deployment automation
- Hygieia - a DevOps dashboard
- Self-test questions
- Summary
- Index.