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GitLab blog post on CI,CD

Description

Mac Justice from Synapse Product Development, Inc. will show how Synapse uses GitLab to create a unified workflow to automate development, testing and deployment of Mac management tools like Munki and Imagr.

Questions to answer

  • What makes GL compelling for a small organization?

Notes for updating for PSU/YVR

Resources

https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/university/README.html https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1RcZhFmn5VPvoFu6UMxhMOy7lAsToeBZRjLRn0LIdaNc/edit#slide=id.p5 https://about.gitlab.com/2015/05/18/simple-words-for-a-gitlab-newbie/

Comparison Data sheet

Examples

Munki Imagr Profiles - sign and encrypt! Packages - Autobuild? Autopkg

Presentation Outline

  1. What Synapse Needed

  2. What GitLab Can Do (reduce? How much needed here?)

  3. What I Do With GitLab 4. Git LFS 5. GitLab CI.yml 6. Munki 7. Imagr

  4. Demo (PSU)

  5. Who am I? What is Synapse?

  6. What am I about to do?

  7. What is Git?

    • What's it for?

  8. What is Gitlab?

    • Why do you care?
    • Your organization's own private GitHub
    • Free and Open Source "Community Ediiton" (CE), or paid premium "Enterprise Edition" (EE)
    • Includes tools for bug tracking, code review, documentation,

  9. git-lfs

    • What's that?

  10. What is Gitlab CI?

    • Continuous Integration - whenever you make a change, tests, deployment, or other actions can happen automatically
  • Continuous Delivery/Deployment
    • test/build/deploy scripts included with the repo - Testing and building procedures also version controlled
      • Your whole process lives in one place, better context
    • Runners - gitlab-ci-multi-runner - agent that runs the CI jobs, runs on Linux, MacOS, Windows, Docker - shared vs specific
    • Variables - keeps sensitive data out of version control, but still available to CI
  1. How does Synapse use it?
    • What problems are we trying to solve?
      • Developers needed a central tool for version control
      • Tool to collaborate with clients
      • Secret Client Work
      • Munki
        • Autopkg in the works
      • Imagr
    • Benefits
      • Visibility - all relevant information is contained in the repo
      • Auditable - "Why did x break? Oh, Mac did the last commit, looks like you misspelled Synapse again"
      • Automatic - Make changes and push to GitLab, and sit back while the gears turn
  2. Demo Munki Workflow Goal: make change to a manifest, package appears in MSC Requirements: - Demo munki repo - hosted in GitLab (public GitLab?) - .gitlab-ci.yml for deployment - s3 bucket - IAM r/w user @done - IAM r user @done - bucket @done - bucket permissions @done - Mac Client, MSC configured with demo server, hostname for manifest - Mac OS @done - Demo User @done - Munkitools @done - middleware-s3.py @done - Middleware settings @done - ManagedInstalls.plist @done