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Build & deploy PHP application (intro level)

Build & deploy PHP application (intro level)

PHP Stockholm meetup

Anton Babenko

May 28, 2014
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  1. Develop > Build > Test > Deploy Develop locally, run

    some tests, commit and push code…
  2. Develop Build Test Deploy Automate and get: • Faster development

    cycle • Easier handover to new team members • Improves quality • Reduces errors • Saves time • Establish routine process which team can rely on
  3. Develop Build Test Deploy What to automate: • Dependency &

    configuration management ◦ Using Puppet, Chef, Ansible, bash scripting • Compilation, minification of your assets • Running tests • Creation of documentation and changelogs • Packaging • Deployment
  4. Develop Build Test Deploy How to build? Why do you

    need a build tool? • To prepare a project to act in a specific environment Should be no room for misconfiguration • Staging should have environment similar to production
  5. Develop Build Test Deploy Example flow: • Get project files

    from VCS • Configure • DB Migration • Run package managers and builders (npm, bower, grunt) • Upload • Cache warmup • Clear opcache
  6. Develop Build Test Deploy Popular build & deployment tools for

    PHP projects: • Bash scripting (Still hit #1) • Apache Ant • Phing • Capistrano • Fabric • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_build_automation_software or use PaaS
  7. Develop Build Test Deploy PHP PaaS Providers: PagodaBox AppFog Heroku

    fortrabbit Engine Yard Cloud Red Hat OpenShift Platform dotCloud http://www.phptherightway.com/#servers_and_deployment AWS Elastic Beanstalk cloudControl Windows Azure Zend Developer Cloud Google App Engine Jelastic
  8. Develop Build Test Deploy • Bash scripting = be creative

    as you wish • Jenkins CI + Apache Ant + jenkins-php.org = great starting point • Phing = “Apache Ant written in PHP” • Capistrano • Fabric
  9. Develop Build Test Deploy • Bash scripting = be creative

    as you wish • Jenkins CI + Apache Ant + jenkins-php.org = great starting point • Phing = “Apache Ant written in PHP” • Capistrano = for builds and deployments • Fabric
  10. Develop Build Test Deploy Capistrano is an open source tool

    for running scripts on multiple servers. It’s primary use is for easily deploying applications. capifony is a deployment recipes collection that works with both symfony and Symfony2 applications. Source: capifony.org
  11. Develop Build Test Deploy # gem install hipchat newrelic_rpm if

    exists?(:config_hipchat_token) require 'hipchat/capistrano' set :hipchat_token, "#{config_hipchat_token}" set :hipchat_room_name, "Developers chat" end # Recipe: # github.com/ekino/EkinoNewRelicBundle/blob/master/Resources/recipes/newrelic.rb if exists?(:config_newrelic_license) require 'new_relic/recipes' set :newrelic_license_key, "#{config_newrelic_license}" set :newrelic_appname, "You name it" after "deploy", "newrelic:notice_deployment" end Capifony sugar (1/4):
  12. Develop Build Test Deploy after "symfony:composer:install", "symfony:verify_console" namespace :symfony do

    task :verify_console do capifony_pretty_print "--> Run app/console to verify if parameters.yml has all required keys and application is runnable" if capture("#{try_sudo} sh -c 'cd #{latest_release} && #{php_bin} #{symfony_console} > /tmp/app_console_output 2>&1 ; echo $?'").to_s.strip != "0" run "cat /tmp/app_console_output && rm -rf /tmp/app_console_output" raise CommandError.new("There was an unrecoverable error.") end capifony_puts_ok end end Capifony sugar (2/4):
  13. Develop Build Test Deploy # Update assets_version # Source: https://github.com/kachkaev/KachkaevAssetsVersionBundle

    namespace :assets_version do task :increment do capifony_pretty_print "--> Increment assets_version" run "#{try_sudo} sh -c 'cd #{latest_release} && #{php_bin} #{symfony_console} assets_version:increment --env=#{symfony_env_prod}'" capifony_puts_ok end end Capifony sugar (3/4):
  14. Develop Build Test Deploy # Run migration on one DB

    server instead of all: role :web, "www1.mysite.com", "www2.mysite.com" role :app, "www1.mysite.com", "www2.mysite.com" role :db, "db1.mysite.com", :primary => true role :db, "db2.mysite.com" role :db, "db3.mysite.com" Capifony sugar (4/4):