1. 04 | Continuous Deployment and Integration
Jon Galloway | Technical Evangelist
Cory Fowler | Program Manager, Azure Websites

2. Deployment Sources

3. Sources File-based Sources Source Control Sources Web Deploy FTP
Dropbox
Source Control Sources
BitBucket
CodePlex
Git
GitHub
Mercurial
TFS

4. CI / Github, VSO, etc. 2) Code Repository 1) Developers
4) Deploy to slot
5) Test
7) Deploy to Cloud
3) Build
6) Swap
Azure
Contoso App
6) Monitor and Improve

5. Deployments

6. Source Control Deployment from GitHub

7. Site Slots

8. Staging

9. Staging

10. Staging

11. Staging

12. Site Slots

13. Continuous Deployment
Continuous Integration

14. Continuous Deployment Continuous Integration

15. Testing in Production

16. Testing in Production
80%
100%
20%

17. Testing in Production Introduction
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Testing in Production Introduction
Route traffic based on ratio defined
TiP cookies ensure users always return to the same version
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18. Testing in Production Basic example
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Testing in Production Basic example
As ratios change, users are moved accordingly (chosen at random)
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19. Testing in Production Basic example
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Testing in Production Basic example
As ratios change, users are moved accordingly (chosen at random)
© 2014 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

20. Testing in Production Control cookie
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Testing in Production Control cookie
Users are randomly given a TiPMix cookie value, used to assure stickiness. Each slot serves a range based on the ratio.
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21. Testing in Production Custom Rules

22. Testing in Production Ramp-up
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Testing in Production Ramp-up
$rule1.ChangeIntervalInMinutes = 5;
$rule1.ChangeStep = 5;
$rule1.MinReroutePercentage = 15;
$rule1.MaxReroutePercentage = 85;
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23. Testing in Production Ramp-up callback
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Testing in Production Ramp-up callback
{"TimestampUtc":"\/Date( )\/",
"AverageMemoryWorkingSet":0,"AverageTimeTaken":0,
"CurrentMemoryWorkingSet":0,"Http2xx":225,
"Http3xx":0,"Http401":2,"Http403":0,"Http404":0,
"Http406":0,"Http4xx":0,"Http5xx":7,"IncomingRequestBytes":0,
"IncomingRequestResponseBytes":0,"LocalReadBytes":0,"LocalWrittenBytes":0,
"MaxMemoryWorkingSet":0,"MinMemoryWorkingSet":0,"NetworkReadBytes":0,
"NetworkWrittenBytes":0,"OutgoingRequestBytes":0,"OutgoingRequestResponseBytes":0
,"ProcessorTime":"PT0S","Requests":231,"StopRequests":0}
$rule1.ChangeDecisionCallbackUrl =
Request
Metrics for both slots
Response {
"TimestampUtc":"\/Date( )\/",
"Http2xx":225,
"Http3xx":0,
"Http401":2,
"Http403":0,
"Http404":0,
"Http406":0,
"Http4xx":0,
"Http5xx":7,
"Requests":231,
"StopRequests":0 }
Providing step
"exactPercentage":null,
"step":5
Providing exact percentage
"exactPercentage":13.5,
"step":null
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24. Testing in Production Future
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Testing in Production Future
Custom Cookie
Route based on the value of a cookie set by site
HTTP Verb filter
Http verb filtering to different slots
User agent filter
Operating System, device, language, browser
IP/geo filter
City, State, Country
User cookie filter
User defined cookie to be used for routing decision
A/B testing
Routing & Filtering
Analytics based on App Insights
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25. Testing in Production Use Cases
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Testing in Production Use Cases
Mirror the source control branches
Production
Staging
Testing
Development
Advanced scenarios
Right now, officially not supported, but technically possible. Feedback needed.
Cascade slots
Makes use of Role Based Access
AB testing
Each slot is a website and thus has App Insights metrics.
Deploy variants of the website to each slot
Production – A
Testing – B
Some math required
Websites instead of slots
Using powershell websites instead of slots can be used.
Known issues: Sites must be in same stamp.
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26. Testing in Production

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