Building web applications? Thinking about auto-updater? Need to document your releases? Then look at this presentation. You'll likely discover another point of view on these questions.

1. Release management with NuGet/Chocolatey/JIRA
Iaroslav Sergieiev
Sep 29, 2012

3. 1
Package managers

5. Cool things to learn from Linux
Geeks rarely search apps in Internet. :)
They just type apps they need and get
them instantly.
Thanks to package managers!

6. Package managers
search in repositories
download, install
uninstall, repair
resolve dependencies

7. Package managers’ purpose
for developer packages
for applications
gems apt yum
and many others...

9. 8,180 54,761
unique packages total packages
24,613,866
total downloads

11. Good news do not end. Meet Chocolatey!

12. It’s free. And it’s NuGet-based.

14. 2
Use NuGet in Enterprise

15. NuGet Package Explorer (free GUI)
http://npe.codeplex.com

16. Make your own template for CI builds
https://github.com/chucknorris/warmup

17. 3 ways to setup your local NuGet feed
1.Make a shared folder over network
2.Install-Package NuGet.Server (on MVC)
3.Deploy full-scaled NuGet gallery (we’ll skip it today)

18. Way 1: Just share a folder on the network

19. Configure Package Manager

20. Configure Package Manager

21. Configure Package Manager

22. Configure Package Manager

23. Choose your local feed

24. Your package is ready for install

25. Way 2: Setup NuGet.Server

26. Blank Web Application

27. Run the command below...

28. You are almost there

29. Configure appSettings
<appSettings>
<add key="packagesPath" value="C:MyPackages" />
<add key="apiKey" value="" />
</appSettings>

30. Your local feed server is running

32. 3
Several NuGet feeds for QA, Staging, Production

33. How is it structured in Debian Linux?
http://packages.debian.org

34. Readiness of packages in Debian Linux
squeeze wheezy sid
stable testing experimental

35. It is pretty similar to enterprise workflow
production staging night builds
live qa feature branches

36. Guys, how you do that?
• Answer was simple.

37. britney2, set of scripts

38. britney2, set of scripts

39. Can we do that easily in .NET?

40. Let’s invent wheel
A little wheel... :)

41. Tools we use in our work
Mercurial

42. Tools we use in our work
Mercurial
what can we place here?

43. Auto-updating environments: my vision

44. private
?
public
+ octo-nuget
/qa /sta /live
scheduled task

45. JIRA: Issue Type “Delivery”

46. JIRA: Sub-Task Type “Release Package”

47. JIRA: Sub-Task Type “Release Package”
contains project name and build number (full version)

48. JIRA: Install HTTP Request Workflow Function

49. Make workflow transitions do the job
Deploy to QA
POST /services/jira.ashx?action=publish&issue=%ISSUE_KEY%&to=qa
get issue fields via JIRA REST API
Rollback from LIVE
POST /services/jira.ashx?action=rollback&issue=%ISSUE_KEY%&from=live
e.g.: project = TST, version = 0.2.0.1
Did not pass QA
POST /services/jira.ashx?action=reject&issue=%ISSUE_KEY%
copy = publish
TST.0.2.0.1.nupkg
delete = rollback, reject

50. Check out these commercial solutions also...
http://octopusdeploy.com

51. Related links
http://octopusdeploy.com
http://nuget.org
chocolatey
http://chocolatey.org
http://www.slideshare.net/maartenba/organize-
your-chickens-nuget-for-the-enterprise

52. Related links
http://octopusdeploy.com
http://nuget.org
chocolatey
http://chocolatey.org
http://www.slideshare.net/maartenba/organize-
your-chickens-nuget-for-the-enterprise

53. Iaroslav Sergieiev
@noomorph
twitter github bitbucket
https://github.com/noomorph/octo-nuget