Continuous Delivery for Laravel Applications

Hi, I'm Steven Maguire

  • I've been building software since 2004.
  • Head of Engineering at Packback.
  • Contribute to open source.
  • Authoring a Laravel course for Pluralsight.com.
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Quick demo!

Let's review

  • Local code changes
  • Commit to git on master branch
  • ....
  • Changes available in production

Quick poll

What we didn't see

  • Webhook initiated build
  • Virtual machine created
  • Latest from master pulled from git
  • Composer install
  • Test suite execute
  • Build "passed"
  • Webhook initiated deployment on server
  • Latest from master pulled from git
  • Composer install
  • Database migrations

People suck at consistency

People are great at improvement

Continuous

Integration

Deployment

Delivery

Improvement

practice that requires developers to
integrate code into a shared repository
several times a day. Each check-in is then
verified by an
automated build, allowing teams to
detect problems early.

Party over here

It's hard!

Makes our jobs easier and more productive.

There's an app

 

a tool for that.

Which one is right for you?

Inventory our needs

Local code

Production code

Version control

Code quality

Code deployment

Monitoring

Server configuration

Quick poll

Today is about Codeship and Laravel

I don't work for Codeship or Laravel

(I appreciation them; like a lot)

Laravel = rapid php development

Codeship = rapid php* deployment

*Codeship supports a lot of other languages too!

Needs/solution analysis

Local code

Production code

Version control

Code quality

Code deployment

Monitoring

Server configuration

Demo!

Questions?

Thank you!

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Continuous Delivery for Laravel Applications

By Steven Maguire

Continuous Delivery for Laravel Applications

Deck originally created for a presentation to a gathering of the Chicago Laravel Meetup group - bitly.com/laravel-ci

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