Learn CI/CD design patterns directly from industry leaders in this easy-to-follow guide, offering immediately applicable solutions for sustainable CI/CD adoption
Key Features
- Simplify CI/CD adoption with the help of practical examples, case studies, and best practices
- Deploy market-ready solutions by implementing key components like pipelines, infrastructure, and release capabilities
- Explore advanced design patterns, including integration with machine learning and generative AI
- Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook
Book Description
The fast-changing world of software development demands robust CI/CD solutions that go beyond traditional methods to address the complexities of modern pipelines. This practical guide presents proven design patterns to streamline your CI/CD processes, tackling pain points often overlooked by other resources. This book introduces continuous delivery design patterns to help practitioners and engineering teams design, adopt, and implement CI/CD. Drawing from decades of combined industry experience, the expert author team—including DevOps and cloud leader Garima Bajpai, industry expert Michel Schildmeijer, CI/CD framework creator Pawel Piwosz, and open source advocate Muktesh Mishra—provides invaluable insights from leading voices in the industry.
The book lays a solid foundation by starting with the importance of CI/CD design patterns, components, and principles. You’ll learn strategies for scaling CI/CD with a focus on performance, security, measurements, and pipeline auditability, along with infrastructure and release automation. The book also covers advanced design patterns that integrate machine learning, generative AI, and near real-time CI/CD processes.
By the end of this book, you’ll have a deep understanding of continuous delivery design patterns, a solid foundation for audits and controls, and be able to mitigate risks associated with the rapid integration of modern technology into the SDLC.
What you will learn
- Use and manage CI/CD patterns effectively to design and implement CI/CD
- Understand types of CI/CD design patterns and components
- Discover relationships and interactions between tools within CI/CD
- Implement well-tested development/design paradigms
- Explore anti-patterns for CI/CD design pattern deployments
- Master the taxonomy of assessment and audits for CI/CD design patterns
- Get to grips with automation techniques for seamless CI/CD workflows
- Gain insights into scaling CI/CD processes for large projects
Who this book is for
This design patterns book is for senior software developers, software architects, SRE architects, DevOps architects, cloud architects and platform engineering teams looking to speed up the development process by adopting well-tested, proven development/design paradigms for continuous delivery and its adoption. You are expected to have a basic understanding of CI/CD concepts and be familiar with the cloud ecosystem, DevOps principles, and CI/CD pipelines.
Table of Contents
- Foundations of CI/CD Design Patterns
- Understanding Types of CI/CD Design Patterns and Their Components
- Advancing on CI/CD Design Patterns – from Testing to Deployment
- Business Outcome Alignment with CI/CD Design Patterns
- Exploring Structural CI/CD Design Patterns
- Deployment Strategies for Structural Design Patterns for CI/CD
- Understanding Behavioral Design Patterns for CI/CD
- Domain-Driven Design Patterns for Regulated Sectors
- Applying Creational CI/CD Design Patterns
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Garima Bajpai is an industry leader in DevOps and cloud technologies. She is the founder of the Canada DevOps Community of Practice. She leads the ambassador program for the Continuous Delivery Foundation. Some might know her as a course contributor and instructor for various DevOps courses from leading certification bodies. She has over two decades of experience leading large-scale R&D with a variety of different teams and has helped them adapt DevOps to be able to increase team productivity when it comes to cloud resource deployment. Furthermore, she has collaborated on and contributed to many international conference talks, written several technical blog posts, and published white papers.
Michel Schildmeijer started his career in pharma and then switched to IT, where he increased his multiple-industry knowledge in his role as solutions or IT architect in several industries. At the time of writing this book, he fulfills the role of enterprise architect at the Dutch government. He has received the IT industry-recognized title of Oracle ACE for being an ambassador and community leader in his area of expertise. Michel speaks regularly about technology and the impact of innovation at national and international conferences. He contributes to the open source community and solutions regarding containerization, CI/CD, and DevOps.
Muktesh Mishra is a passionate engineer and open source enthusiast with expertise in cloud computing, DevOps, software architecture, distributed systems, and artificial intelligence. He loves programming across multiple languages and solving complex software problems. Beyond his professional pursuits, Muktesh is a keen photographer and cook. He has presented at numerous global conferences on topics such as CI/CD, developer productivity, platform engineering, and open source technologies. Committed to giving back to the community, Muktesh actively contributes to Apache Software Foundation, Microsoft TEALS, and open source forums. He is a proud ambassador for the Continuous Delivery Foundation and the founder of the Sunnyvale Java User Group.
Pawel Piwosz has a long career in SysOps and DevOps areas. With experience in small start-ups and huge, global organizations, he has unique knowledge of processes and executions of DevOps workloads. He is deeply interested in Infrastructure as Code and CI/CD. He authored a CI/CD design framework, which helps organizations create and assess CI/CD processes. He is a DevOps Institute Ambassador, Continuous Delivery Foundation ambassador, and AWS Community Builder. He speaks about DevOps and DevSecOps at multiple conferences and meetups, and he led the DevOps Academy where he was responsible for introducing new engineers to the DevOps world. He is a mentor in the Tech Leaders mentoring program.
