Continuous Integration - Does it scale?
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"Continuous Integration - Does it scale?" My presentation at ACCU 2011 in Oxford (2011-04-16) explores whether Continuous Integration setups can scale across many commits / committers, many platforms, and many branches.
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Continuous Integration - Does it scale?
- 1. Continuous Integration Does it scale? Dirk Haun, ACCU 2011
- 2. CI is a good idea
- 3. Start early
- 4. CI Server
- 6. Platforms
- 7. 28
- 8. many many many commits platforms branches
- 10. 20 Commits / Day 40 30 20 10
- 11. Quick Check
- 12. "Don't check in on a broken build"
- 14. Many platforms
- 16. Differences in test results
- 18. That's not so bad
- 19. Visualisation
- 22. Multi-platform setup isn't a problem
- 23. Keeping test cases in sync
- 24. Visualisation is a problem
- 25. Getting to an all-green state
- 28. Move to The Cloud?
- 29. Illustration taken from the article "Großbaustelle", c't magazine 23/2009, used with kind permission of Heise Zeitschriften Verlag
- 30. Unavoidable?
- 31. Conclusion?
- 35. So, does CI scale?
- 36. technically, yes
- 37. mind set - not so much
- 38. Comments?
- 40. Credits Windows 7 "elephants" illustration (slide #29) (C) Heise Zeitschriften Verlag, used with permission Jenkins logo by The FrontSide, Traffic Lights clipart from clker.com, Screenshots and infographics by Dirk Haun / Compart AG, "all in the detial -1" (slide #16) by myles davidson from stock.xchng All other photos from Flickr. In order of appearance: "Forth Rail Bridge" by Bert Kaufmann, "Chambered Nautilus Shell - detail" by Jitze Couperus, "Little programmer" by Scott & Elaine van der Chijs, "Lego Lib" by Dirk Haun, "IBM System/360 Mainframe" by Erik Pitti, "I Broke The Build" by Dirk Haun, "Going nowhere fast" by Nathan E, "broken glass 2" by Jussi, "A Wild Question" by [F]oxymoron, "Quality Street" by Richard Moross, "El Libro del Dragón" by Javier Aroche, "Changed Priorities Ahead sign" by Redvers, "Quality Street ®" by Alex Brown, "Synchronized Swimming Practice" by Jackie, "AIDs and Cultural Drivers" by Eric Charlton, "Alone" by Kevin Collins, "theory" by Toshihiro Oimatsu, "Clouds / Building" by Peter Kaminski, "Fork in the road" by Kai Hendry, "38/365 Puzzled" by Mykl Roventine, "Server porn" by Paul Hammond, Presentation: "Nicole" by Alessandro Valli, Dirk Haun "entrevue radio" by Andréanne Germain, "Thank You" by margherita j. l. lisoni for designfastidio