Video: DevOps with WebSphere Liberty Server
The following transcript is for the "DevOps with WebSphere® Liberty Server" video, which demonstrates how to develop, build and deploy an application with Liberty server DevOps and some open source tools. This transcript is the video storyboard. Audio describes narration and captions. Onscreen Action describes the content that is shown in the video.
Demo- DevOps with WebSphere Liberty
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1 | This demo will show you how to provide the capability for building and deploying your application with WebSphere Liberty Server and a set of common open source tools. | Show title Demo - DevOps with WebSphere Liberty Server. |
2 | You will use Git for source control, use WebSphere Application Server Developer Tools to develop your application, and use Maven for build. | Show image of 1. Develop and Build Application that
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3 | You will also make changes to your web application running in Liberty and push changes from Eclipse IDE to production environment. | Show image of 2. Update Application that uses WDT. |
4 | You will use Apache Maven together with the WebSphere Liberty Maven plug-in to run integration test to verify your changes. | Show image of 3. Test Application with the Liberty Maven plug-in. |
5 | You will also use Jenkins for continuous integration. | Show image of 4. Continuous Integration that uses Jenkins. |
6 | You will use Chef to push a new build to the
production environment. Liberty will be the Java™ Platform, Enterprise Edition run time for all the above DevOps scenarios. We will use an Airline application - AcmeAir as a sample in this demo. It will demonstrate a controllable and highly repeatable DevOps practice. |
Show image of 5. Continuous Deploy that uses Chef. |
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7 | Now lets start the first scenario: develop and
build your application. Open Eclipse, which has WDT already preinstalled.
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Show title Step 1 Develop and Build Application. Demo showing the following steps to develop and build an application that uses WDT. Open Eclipse, which has WDT preinstalled.
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8 | In scenario 2 we will make a quick change to our application and show how to do a continuous delivery with that. To simplify the scenario we will just make a very small change to our indexed page. To replace some highlighted content with ""Welcome to Acme Air"". Now after you save these changes, you can refresh to see that the change is in effect. |
Show title Step 2 Update Application Demo showing the Index page that is being updated in the application. |
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9 | Next we will use Maven and the Liberty Maven
plug-in for integration tests.
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Demo testing the application, that uses the
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Show title Step 4 Continuous Integration Demo showing continuous integration with Jenkins using the following steps:
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We just demonstrate DevOps practice with Liberty and common open source tools. You can now try the full End to End DevOps scenarios all together repeatedly. While in this demo we choose Chef, WDT, Maven, and Jenkins, these technologies can easily be interchangeable with other DevOps tools like uDeploy®, Puppet, etc,, Thanks for watching. |
Show title Step 5 Continuous Deploy Demo showing continuous deployment with Chef that uses the following steps:
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