Continuous Delivery, or the Magic Button for On‑Demand Releases
summary
Describes building a one-button Continuous Delivery workflow for 2GIS Reference API so a manager can trigger a full production release on demand. Covers using Jenkins for builds, Rundeck for release orchestration, Yandex.Tank for load testing, and Chef for server configuration, plus the overall workflow challenges for distributed, tightly coupled systems.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:14Deployment limits and issues
- 10:41Faster tests and feedback
- 14:41Automated release with Chef
- 19:10Release transparency and status
- 22:09Holistic approach and summary
- 23:55Q&A
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