Continuous-Integration-Tools-CI-CD-: A Shell repository from ph0123

CI Tools

Building your CI/CD pipeline
What you should know:
- Application Development.
- Scripting
- Source Code Management
- CI/CD/CD
  - Continuous Integration
    - Developer work locally and commit to a shared repo
    - That code is integrated with other code.
    - The code is tested.
    - Faster than traditional development.
  - Continuous Delivery
    - Partner to continuous integration
    - Allow for building, testing, and delivery with every code change.
    - Testing of part of delivery minimizes bugs.
  - Continuous Deployment
    - Deployment that has done automatically, without human intervention
Landscape of CI/CD tools and CI/CD tool categories
- Self-hosted
- SaaS-based CI/CD tools.
- Cloud service providers
The experimental CI/CD pipeline

Jenkins:
- Extended functionality with plugins
- Blue Ocean plugin for pipeline UI
- Configured in web UI or Jenskinsfile
- Jenskinsfile is based on Groovy
- See Ch01/01_01 folder
Bamboo:
- Work with Bitbucket
- Have to pay depended on number of users and plugins.
- Java format for configuration or web UI.
TeamCity:
- Tight integration with JetBrains IDEs
- Work with other IDEs like Visual Studio
- Free license with 100 builds and 3 build agents
- Automatically configure jobs based on project code
- We can configure it on configuration file or web UI.
- Config files can be XML or Kotlin format.
GoCD
- Free and Open Source CD server.
- Focus is on pipeline
- Pipelines are make of stages, jobs, and tasks
- We can configure it on configuration file or web UI.
- Config files can be XML
- Plugin support for JSON and YAML formats

TravisCI
- Popular choice for opensource projects
- Works exclusively with GitHub projects
- Used test pull requests
- Configured in .travis.yml
- Starts and connects to services
- Allows for integration and system testing
- Can be extended with third party applications, clients, tools, and libraries
Codeship
- Basic version: only edit on Web UI, no docker support, shared VMs, ...
- Pro version: Both WebUI and configuration file, Docker support built in, Dedicated VMs, ...
CircleCI
- Run all OS: linux, windows, macOS
- Docker is used for running jobs
- Work with cloud or local services.
- Command-line for local actions.

AWS
- CodePipeline: take inputs from many resources such as GitHub, AWS CodeCommit, AmazonECR, AmazoneS3
  - Stages call actions providers
    - AWS services
    - Third-party Actions
    - Custom Actions
    - Change configurations in *.yml
    - Build environment is a Docker container
- CodeBuild: Build and test code with continuous scaling
Azure:
- Continuously Build, Test and Deploy to any platform and cloud
- Open-source projects have unlimited build time and 10 parallel jobs for free
Google Cloud Platform(GCP)
- This is see the previous course about GCP. DevOps - GCP