Forwarded from AWS Notes
CI/CD best practices — AWS Whitepaper «Practicing Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery on AWS»:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/practicing-continuous-integration-continuous-delivery/testing-stages-in-continuous-integration-and-continuous-delivery.html
90% рекомендаций не привязаны к AWS, потому полезны для подавляющего большинства проектов/команд.
👍Do:
▪️ Treat your infrastructure as code
▫️▪️ Use version control for your infrastructure code.
▫️▪️ Make use of bug tracking/ticketing systems.
▫️▪️ Have peers review changes before applying them.
▫️▪️ Establish infrastructure code patterns/designs.
▫️▪️ Test infrastructure changes like code changes.
▪️ Put developers into integrated teams of no more than 12 self-sustaining members.
▪️ Have all developers commit code to the main trunk frequently, with no long-running feature branches.
▪️ Consistently adopt a build system such as Maven or Gradle across your organization and standardize builds.
▪️ Have developers build unit tests toward 100% coverage of the code base.
▪️ Ensure that unit tests are 70% of the overall testing in duration, number, and scope.
▪️ Ensure that unit tests are up-to-date and not neglected. Unit test failures should be fixed, not bypassed.
▪️ Treat your continuous delivery configuration as code.
▪️ Establish role-based security controls (that is, who can do what and when).
▫️▪️ Monitor/track every resource possible.
▫️▪️ Alert on services, availability, and response times.
▫️▪️ Capture, learn, and improve.
▫️▪️ Share access with everyone on the team.
▫️▪️ Plan metrics and monitoring into the lifecycle.
▪️ Keep and track standard metrics.
▫️▪️ Number of builds.
▫️▪️ Number of deployments.
▫️▪️ Average time for changes to reach production.
▫️▪️ Average time from first pipeline stage to each stage.
▫️▪️ Number of changes reaching production.
▫️▪️ Average build time.
▪️ Use multiple distinct pipelines for each branch and team.
👎Don’t:
▪️ Have long-running branches with large complicated merges.
▪️ Have manual tests.
▪️ Have manual approval processes, gates, code reviews, and security reviews.
#devops #dest_practices
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/practicing-continuous-integration-continuous-delivery/testing-stages-in-continuous-integration-and-continuous-delivery.html
90% рекомендаций не привязаны к AWS, потому полезны для подавляющего большинства проектов/команд.
👍Do:
▪️ Treat your infrastructure as code
▫️▪️ Use version control for your infrastructure code.
▫️▪️ Make use of bug tracking/ticketing systems.
▫️▪️ Have peers review changes before applying them.
▫️▪️ Establish infrastructure code patterns/designs.
▫️▪️ Test infrastructure changes like code changes.
▪️ Put developers into integrated teams of no more than 12 self-sustaining members.
▪️ Have all developers commit code to the main trunk frequently, with no long-running feature branches.
▪️ Consistently adopt a build system such as Maven or Gradle across your organization and standardize builds.
▪️ Have developers build unit tests toward 100% coverage of the code base.
▪️ Ensure that unit tests are 70% of the overall testing in duration, number, and scope.
▪️ Ensure that unit tests are up-to-date and not neglected. Unit test failures should be fixed, not bypassed.
▪️ Treat your continuous delivery configuration as code.
▪️ Establish role-based security controls (that is, who can do what and when).
▫️▪️ Monitor/track every resource possible.
▫️▪️ Alert on services, availability, and response times.
▫️▪️ Capture, learn, and improve.
▫️▪️ Share access with everyone on the team.
▫️▪️ Plan metrics and monitoring into the lifecycle.
▪️ Keep and track standard metrics.
▫️▪️ Number of builds.
▫️▪️ Number of deployments.
▫️▪️ Average time for changes to reach production.
▫️▪️ Average time from first pipeline stage to each stage.
▫️▪️ Number of changes reaching production.
▫️▪️ Average build time.
▪️ Use multiple distinct pipelines for each branch and team.
👎Don’t:
▪️ Have long-running branches with large complicated merges.
▪️ Have manual tests.
▪️ Have manual approval processes, gates, code reviews, and security reviews.
#devops #dest_practices
