2-Day Continuous Deployment Workshop
Available Languages: Java C# Python
How long does it take you to push a change live to your users? Hours? Days? Worse?
Are your scheduled software deployments a source of frustration, stress and downtime?
Have you ever built a feature only to find out it must be rewritten to work in your production environment?
In this intensive 2-day workshop, Timothy Fitz will share his 6 years of experience with Continuous Deployment.
Transfer %
Knowledge: 60%, Skill-Building: 40%Learning Outcome
- Understand essential Continuous Deployment basics
- Gain a working vocabulary of the Build-Test-Deploy pipeline
- Learn how to incrementally release features and schema changes
- Understand how to monitor deployments
- Learn what a Cluster Immune System is
Method of Instruction
Interactive Dialogues, Exercises, Online eLearning, and Instructional GamesTarget Audience
- Primary: Programmers, architects, and designers
- Secondary: Dev Ops, Web Ops
Course Level
IntroductoryCourse Prerequisites
- Required: some understanding of Continuous Integration
- Required: some understanding of Automated Testing
We can customize the contents and agenda to best suit your needs.
- Primary: Programmers, architects, and designers
- Secondary: Dev Ops, Web Ops
Course Level
IntroductoryCourse Prerequisites
- Required: some understanding of Continuous Integration
- Required: some understanding of Automated Testing
We can customize the contents and agenda to best suit your needs.
Contents
| The Basics of Continuous Deployment |
| Continuously Deploying Large Non-Incremental Features |
| Continuous Schema Changes |
| Build-Test-Deploy Pipeline Optimization |
| Scaling Automated Tests |
| Production Monitoring for Software Developers |
| Zero Downtime Deployments |
| Cluster Immune System |
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Requirements
General Requirements
To ensure a successful class, we require the following facilities:
- VGA projector (1024x768 minimum)
- Projector screen
- Speakers (to connect instructor's machines. Sound should be audible to the whole class)
- White board
- Dry erase markers
- Flip chart and stand
- Ample room for students in terms of room size and set up (prefer U-Shape seating)
- At least one powerful workstation per two programmers (at least Dual Core Processor with 2 GB RAM)
- High-speed Internet Access (at least 2 Mbps Line) to http://elearning.industriallogic.com
Development Tools
Students need to have their development environment set up before class begins.- Eclipse CDT 3.4 or later OR Visual Studio 2005 or later
- Standard Command Line tools
Supported Browsers
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Latest Firefox
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Internet Explorer 8+
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Latest Chrome
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Latest Safari
Operating Systems
- Windows
- Linux
- Mac OS X
Flash 9 (or higher) is required to watch our videos — download for free.
Each student will need a pair of headphones to watch our videos.
Once an agreement for the workshop is confirmed, we will work with your designated contact to ensure that the environment is configured properly prior to the workshop.