Continuous Integration and Deployment continue to be an interesting challenge moving forward with Drupal 8. Hosting platforms are now providing "kits" to provide some of these services if you are willing to take the plunge and implement them.
So far, Acquia has given you bits and pieces to this puzzle. In this presentation an explanation and example will be shown highlighting a open sourced continuous integration and delivery system designed to work against Acquia using Circle CI and Acquia's Cloud Hooks.
For reference, Pantheon provides a simular solution using quicksilver and circleci here: https://github.com/pantheon-systems/example-drops-8-composer/blob/master/circle.yml
Outline
* Introduction
* Requirements
* Before Automated Builds, Come Local Builds
* Circle CI and Artifact Builds
* Acquia and Cloud Hooks
* Tying It All Together
* Questions
About the Author
Allan Chappell (speaking usually with the alias General Redneck), is a "Good Ol' Country Boy" hailing from near Dallas Texas. He has a bachelor’s degree in computer information systems specializing in web development, and is a Zend Certified PHP Engineer and an Acquia Certified Developer. He specializes in DevOps, automated testing, automated code delivery, and continuous integration.
He has given several presentations on the top of Continuous Integration at venues such as BAD Camp, MidCamp, Drupal Corn, and Texas Camp.
https://www.fourkitchens.com/team/allan-chappell/
So far, Acquia has given you bits and pieces to this puzzle. In this presentation an explanation and example will be shown highlighting a open sourced continuous integration and delivery system designed to work against Acquia using Circle CI and Acquia's Cloud Hooks.
For reference, Pantheon provides a simular solution using quicksilver and circleci here: https://github.com/pantheon-systems/example-drops-8-composer/blob/master/circle.yml
Outline
* Introduction
* Requirements
* Before Automated Builds, Come Local Builds
* Circle CI and Artifact Builds
* Acquia and Cloud Hooks
* Tying It All Together
* Questions
About the Author
Allan Chappell (speaking usually with the alias General Redneck), is a "Good Ol' Country Boy" hailing from near Dallas Texas. He has a bachelor’s degree in computer information systems specializing in web development, and is a Zend Certified PHP Engineer and an Acquia Certified Developer. He specializes in DevOps, automated testing, automated code delivery, and continuous integration.
He has given several presentations on the top of Continuous Integration at venues such as BAD Camp, MidCamp, Drupal Corn, and Texas Camp.
https://www.fourkitchens.com/team/allan-chappell/
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