Packages as the first choice when deploying - how?
- 1. Packages as the first choice when deploying – how? MATTEO EMILI MICROSOFT MVP – VISUAL STUDIO AND DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGIES [email protected] || HTTP://MATTVSTS.BLOGSPOT.COM || @MATTVSTS
- 2. If you need to send something, what would you do? Pictures from commons.wikimedia.org
- 3. You definitely consume packages already
- 4. You already have all the tools you need to create packages! NuGet? npm? ProGet/Artifactory/MyGet?
- 5. All you need is a Continuous Integration server
- 7. Are you saying I can package everything? Yes*. * = except for infrastructure, which can be prepared but not in a package.
- 8. Can I use the same technology for everything? No.Don’t*. * = except if you use Octopus Deploy
- 9. PACKAGES FOR TOOLS AND LIBRARIES • NuGet, npm, Bower, OneGet • Interactively consumed by another tool • Easily replaceable, but they require specific effort to create • Immediate logging visibility • Not meant to be used outside their hosting environment PACKAGES FOR APPLICATION DEPLOYMENT • MSDeploy, *.war, ClickOnce, MSI, Chocolatey • Consumed in unattended fashion or interactively by an user • No creation overhead – it is just an output format • Can be tricky to troubleshoot if not setup correctly • They aren’t limited to an environment
- 10. Dealing with Application Deployment DEMO
- 11. SemVer The only way of avoiding dependency hell
- 12. 1. Major 2. 35 Minor Patch Breaking change Backward-compatible new feature Backward-compatible bugfix -ci Tag Additional identifier (pre-release) 1.2.35-ci Semver.org
- 14. Thanks!