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CONTINUOUS DELIVERY WITH AWS BEANSTALK, CODEPIPELINE AND One mistake I made with some of my early projects was starting off with manual deployments. I thought that getting it up and running and delivered was the most important goal, and that a manual deployment would reach it the quickest. Having delivered a significant number of projects since then, I now completely disagree. Always automate fromthe beginning.
HOSTING A HUGO SITE IN A GOOGLE BUCKET · STEPHEN MANN You’re reading a Hugo site right now. It’s not hosted in a Google Bucket, but it should be, because Google Bucket hosting costs next to nothing. If I didn’t have an existing server to reuse, I would have used a Google Bucket. For anyone starting out, this is a great way to host a site for almost nothing. Hugo is a static site generator. A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO PROVISIONING · STEPHEN MANN So far we’ve discussed what’s in a production web application, and we’ve discussed how to create the physical hardware required to build one.This leaves us with A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO INFRASTRUCTURE HOW TO SETUP FLOW WITH CREATE-REACT-APP AND VISUAL STUDIO I’ll cut right to the chase: this article is about setting up Flow in a React application based on create-react-app, using VSCode as a text editor. Here we go. Prerequisites NodeJS >= 6 Visual Studio Code Step 1 - Create a React application Let’s start by creating a simple React application. npm install -g create-react-app create-react-app todo && cd todo npm install This should create all DON'T DO THIS IN PRODUCTION · STEPHEN MANN Around March of 2017, I received a call asking for a code review on a product about to be launched. This company had issues with memory leaks, spontaneous crashing, slow loading, CPU spiking, and had to release in a couple of weeks. You might have heard this story before, just not from me, and not about this company. It’s surprisinglycommon.
CONTINUOUS DELIVERY WITH AWS BEANSTALK, CODEPIPELINE AND One mistake I made with some of my early projects was starting off with manual deployments. I thought that getting it up and running and delivered was the most important goal, and that a manual deployment would reach it the quickest. Having delivered a significant number of projects since then, I now completely disagree. Always automate fromthe beginning.
HOW TO SETUP FLOW WITH CREATE-REACT-APP AND VISUAL STUDIO I’ll cut right to the chase: this article is about setting up Flow in a React application based on create-react-app, using VSCode as a text editor. Here we go. Prerequisites NodeJS >= 6 Visual Studio Code Step 1 - Create a React application Let’s start by creating a simple React application. npm install -g create-react-app create-react-app todo && cd todo npm install This should create all ABOUT · STEPHEN MANN Motif Software. I run a small software services company in the Boston area called Motif Software. We primarily build web applications, with a bit of continuous delivery and general software design consulting in A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO PROVISIONING · STEPHEN MANN So far we’ve discussed what’s in a production web application, and we’ve discussed how to create the physical hardware required to build one.This leaves us with A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO INFRASTRUCTURE The previous post described the somewhat fictional evolution of a single server to a full production web application (based on a number of true stories). Aside from a few references to Amazon S3, it mostly used common terminology for describing the individual components that went into setting up the application’s infrastructure. In this post, we’ll take a look at how to approach automating DESIGN · STEPHEN MANN This is Stephen Mann's personal blog about building production applications. Code at your own risk. HOSTING A HUGO SITE IN A GOOGLE BUCKET · STEPHEN MANN You’re reading a Hugo site right now. It’s not hosted in a Google Bucket, but it should be, because Google Bucket hosting costs next to nothing. If I didn’t have an existing server to reuse, I would have used a Google Bucket. For anyone starting out, this is a great way to host a site for almost nothing. Hugo is a static site generator. A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO PROVISIONING · STEPHEN MANN So far we’ve discussed what’s in a production web application, and we’ve discussed how to create the physical hardware required to build one.This leaves us with A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO INFRASTRUCTURE HOW TO SETUP FLOW WITH CREATE-REACT-APP AND VISUAL STUDIO I’ll cut right to the chase: this article is about setting up Flow in a React application based on create-react-app, using VSCode as a text editor. Here we go. Prerequisites NodeJS >= 6 Visual Studio Code Step 1 - Create a React application Let’s start by creating a simple React application. npm install -g create-react-app create-react-app todo && cd todo npm install This should create all DON'T DO THIS IN PRODUCTION · STEPHEN MANN Around March of 2017, I received a call asking for a code review on a product about to be launched. This company had issues with memory leaks, spontaneous crashing, slow loading, CPU spiking, and had to release in a couple of weeks. You might have heard this story before, just not from me, and not about this company. It’s surprisinglycommon.
CONTINUOUS DELIVERY WITH AWS BEANSTALK, CODEPIPELINE AND One mistake I made with some of my early projects was starting off with manual deployments. I thought that getting it up and running and delivered was the most important goal, and that a manual deployment would reach it the quickest. Having delivered a significant number of projects since then, I now completely disagree. Always automate fromthe beginning.
HOSTING A HUGO SITE IN A GOOGLE BUCKET · STEPHEN MANN You’re reading a Hugo site right now. It’s not hosted in a Google Bucket, but it should be, because Google Bucket hosting costs next to nothing. If I didn’t have an existing server to reuse, I would have used a Google Bucket. For anyone starting out, this is a great way to host a site for almost nothing. Hugo is a static site generator. A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO PROVISIONING · STEPHEN MANN So far we’ve discussed what’s in a production web application, and we’ve discussed how to create the physical hardware required to build one.This leaves us with A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO INFRASTRUCTURE HOW TO SETUP FLOW WITH CREATE-REACT-APP AND VISUAL STUDIO I’ll cut right to the chase: this article is about setting up Flow in a React application based on create-react-app, using VSCode as a text editor. Here we go. Prerequisites NodeJS >= 6 Visual Studio Code Step 1 - Create a React application Let’s start by creating a simple React application. npm install -g create-react-app create-react-app todo && cd todo npm install This should create all DON'T DO THIS IN PRODUCTION · STEPHEN MANN Around March of 2017, I received a call asking for a code review on a product about to be launched. This company had issues with memory leaks, spontaneous crashing, slow loading, CPU spiking, and had to release in a couple of weeks. You might have heard this story before, just not from me, and not about this company. It’s surprisinglycommon.
CONTINUOUS DELIVERY WITH AWS BEANSTALK, CODEPIPELINE AND One mistake I made with some of my early projects was starting off with manual deployments. I thought that getting it up and running and delivered was the most important goal, and that a manual deployment would reach it the quickest. Having delivered a significant number of projects since then, I now completely disagree. Always automate fromthe beginning.
HOW TO SETUP FLOW WITH CREATE-REACT-APP AND VISUAL STUDIO I’ll cut right to the chase: this article is about setting up Flow in a React application based on create-react-app, using VSCode as a text editor. Here we go. Prerequisites NodeJS >= 6 Visual Studio Code Step 1 - Create a React application Let’s start by creating a simple React application. npm install -g create-react-app create-react-app todo && cd todo npm install This should create all ABOUT · STEPHEN MANN Motif Software. I run a small software services company in the Boston area called Motif Software. We primarily build web applications, with a bit of continuous delivery and general software design consulting in A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO PROVISIONING · STEPHEN MANN So far we’ve discussed what’s in a production web application, and we’ve discussed how to create the physical hardware required to build one.This leaves us with A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO INFRASTRUCTURE The previous post described the somewhat fictional evolution of a single server to a full production web application (based on a number of true stories). Aside from a few references to Amazon S3, it mostly used common terminology for describing the individual components that went into setting up the application’s infrastructure. In this post, we’ll take a look at how to approach automating DESIGN · STEPHEN MANN This is Stephen Mann's personal blog about building production applications. Code at your own risk. A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO INFRASTRUCTURE HOSTING A HUGO SITE IN A GOOGLE BUCKET · STEPHEN MANN You’re reading a Hugo site right now. It’s not hosted in a Google Bucket, but it should be, because Google Bucket hosting costs next to nothing. If I didn’t have an existing server to reuse, I would have used a Google Bucket. For anyone starting out, this is a great way to host a site for almost nothing. Hugo is a static site generator. A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO PROVISIONING · STEPHEN MANN So far we’ve discussed what’s in a production web application, and we’ve discussed how to create the physical hardware required to build one.This leaves us with HOW TO SETUP FLOW WITH CREATE-REACT-APP AND VISUAL STUDIO I’ll cut right to the chase: this article is about setting up Flow in a React application based on create-react-app, using VSCode as a text editor. Here we go. Prerequisites NodeJS >= 6 Visual Studio Code Step 1 - Create a React application Let’s start by creating a simple React application. npm install -g create-react-app create-react-app todo && cd todo npm install This should create all DON'T DO THIS IN PRODUCTION · STEPHEN MANN Around March of 2017, I received a call asking for a code review on a product about to be launched. This company had issues with memory leaks, spontaneous crashing, slow loading, CPU spiking, and had to release in a couple of weeks. You might have heard this story before, just not from me, and not about this company. It’s surprisinglycommon.
CONTINUOUS DELIVERY WITH AWS BEANSTALK, CODEPIPELINE AND One mistake I made with some of my early projects was starting off with manual deployments. I thought that getting it up and running and delivered was the most important goal, and that a manual deployment would reach it the quickest. Having delivered a significant number of projects since then, I now completely disagree. Always automate fromthe beginning.
A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO INFRASTRUCTURE HOSTING A HUGO SITE IN A GOOGLE BUCKET · STEPHEN MANN You’re reading a Hugo site right now. It’s not hosted in a Google Bucket, but it should be, because Google Bucket hosting costs next to nothing. If I didn’t have an existing server to reuse, I would have used a Google Bucket. For anyone starting out, this is a great way to host a site for almost nothing. Hugo is a static site generator. A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO PROVISIONING · STEPHEN MANN So far we’ve discussed what’s in a production web application, and we’ve discussed how to create the physical hardware required to build one.This leaves us with HOW TO SETUP FLOW WITH CREATE-REACT-APP AND VISUAL STUDIO I’ll cut right to the chase: this article is about setting up Flow in a React application based on create-react-app, using VSCode as a text editor. Here we go. Prerequisites NodeJS >= 6 Visual Studio Code Step 1 - Create a React application Let’s start by creating a simple React application. npm install -g create-react-app create-react-app todo && cd todo npm install This should create all DON'T DO THIS IN PRODUCTION · STEPHEN MANN Around March of 2017, I received a call asking for a code review on a product about to be launched. This company had issues with memory leaks, spontaneous crashing, slow loading, CPU spiking, and had to release in a couple of weeks. You might have heard this story before, just not from me, and not about this company. It’s surprisinglycommon.
CONTINUOUS DELIVERY WITH AWS BEANSTALK, CODEPIPELINE AND One mistake I made with some of my early projects was starting off with manual deployments. I thought that getting it up and running and delivered was the most important goal, and that a manual deployment would reach it the quickest. Having delivered a significant number of projects since then, I now completely disagree. Always automate fromthe beginning.
HOW TO SETUP FLOW WITH CREATE-REACT-APP AND VISUAL STUDIO I’ll cut right to the chase: this article is about setting up Flow in a React application based on create-react-app, using VSCode as a text editor. Here we go. Prerequisites NodeJS >= 6 Visual Studio Code Step 1 - Create a React application Let’s start by creating a simple React application. npm install -g create-react-app create-react-app todo && cd todo npm install This should create all HOSTING A HUGO SITE IN A GOOGLE BUCKET · STEPHEN MANN You’re reading a Hugo site right now. It’s not hosted in a Google Bucket, but it should be, because Google Bucket hosting costs next to nothing. If I didn’t have an existing server to reuse, I would have used a Google Bucket. For anyone starting out, this is a great way to host a site for almost nothing. Hugo is a static site generator. A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO PROVISIONING · STEPHEN MANN So far we’ve discussed what’s in a production web application, and we’ve discussed how to create the physical hardware required to build one.This leaves us with ABOUT · STEPHEN MANN Motif Software. I run a small software services company in the Boston area called Motif Software. We primarily build web applications, with a bit of continuous delivery and general software design consulting in DESIGN · STEPHEN MANN This is Stephen Mann's personal blog about building production applications. Code at your own risk.Archive Tags
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* Oct 8 Good Code Depends on Good Names I REMEMBER THE FIRST TIME I READ THE SAYING, “THERE ARE ONLY TWO HARD THINGS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE: CACHE INVALIDATION AND NAMING THINGS.” IT REALLY GOT ME THINKING ABOUT CACHE INVALIDATION. FOR SOME REASON, THE “NAMING THINGS” PART DIDN’T REALLY CLICK UNTIL MANY YEARS LATER. LET ME EXPLAIN. ONE OF MY COWORKERS ONCE ASKED ME TO HELP HIM FIX A BUG WITH PAGING. THERE WAS A SETTINGS SCREEN SHOWING WHAT APPEARED TO BE A RANDOM NUMBER OF ITEMS PER PAGE. * Sep 23 Speeding up AWS CodeBuild with Custom Build Environments IF YOU’VE USED CODEBUILD FOR ANY SUBSTANTIAL PROJECTS, YOU MAY HAVE RUN INTO LONG BUILD TIMES. IN SOME CASES, THIS HAPPENS BECAUSE YOUR PROJECT’S BUILD STEP TAKES A LONG TIME. THERE’S NOT MUCH GENERAL ADVICE I CAN GIVE TO IMPROVE THAT – YOU’RE ON YOUR OWN THERE. IN OTHER CASES, THIS HAPPENS BECAUSE SETTING UP THE ENVIRONMENT FOR BUILDING TAKES A LONG TIME. WE CAN DEFINITELY IMPROVE THAT. AUTOMATED BUILD TOOLS GENERALLY EXECUTE BUILDS BY PROVISIONING A NEW SYSTEM, DEPLOYING YOUR SOURCE TO IT, AND THEN RUNNING COMMANDS ON IT. * Sep 17 What is Continuous Delivery? IT’S FINALLY TIME TO TIE THE LOOP. BY NOW WE’VE DISCUSSED THE MOTIVATION, OUR END GOAL, AUTOMATING THE CREATION OF INFRASTRUCTURE, AND PROVISIONING MACHINES, WHICH LEAVES US WITH A FUNCTION ENVIRONMENT RUNNING OUR APPLICATION. OUR LAST STEP IN THE PROCESS IS TO AUTOMATE DEPLOYMENTS. CONTINUOUS DELIVERY THE TERM CONTINUOUS DELIVERY (CD) REFERS TO THE PROCESS OF DEPLOYING NEW VERSIONS OF AN APPLICATION AUTOMATICALLY UPON DETECTING CHANGES TO ITS SOURCE REPOSITORY. * Sep 9 A Brief Introduction to Provisioning SO FAR WE’VE DISCUSSED WHAT’S IN A PRODUCTION WEB APPLICATION, AND WE’VE DISCUSSED HOW TO CREATE THE PHYSICAL HARDWARE REQUIRED TO BUILD ONE. THIS LEAVES US WITH TWO REMAINING PROBLEMS: HOW TO INSTALL AND CONFIGURE SOFTWARE ON EACH NEW SERVER. HOW TO UPDATE AND ROLLBACK APPLICATION VERSIONS. THIS POST DISCUSSES HOW TO INSTALL AND CONFIGURE SOFTWARE IN OUR ENVIRONMENT, A TASK OFTEN REFERRED TO AS SERVERPROVISIONING.
* Sep 3 A Brief Introduction to Infrastructure Automation THE PREVIOUS POST DESCRIBED THE SOMEWHAT FICTIONAL EVOLUTION OF A SINGLE SERVER TO A FULL PRODUCTION WEB APPLICATION (BASED ON A NUMBER OF TRUE STORIES). ASIDE FROM A FEW REFERENCES TO AMAZON S3, IT MOSTLY USED COMMON TERMINOLOGY FOR DESCRIBING THE INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS THAT WENT INTO SETTING UP THE APPLICATION’S INFRASTRUCTURE. IN THIS POST, WE’LL TAKE A LOOK AT HOW TO APPROACH AUTOMATING THE CREATION OF THESE COMPONENTS. WE REALLY HAVE TO CONSIDER TWO PRIMARY APPROACHES WHEN TALKING ABOUT AUTOMATION: STARTING FROM NOTHING, AND STARTING WITH AN EXISTING SYSTEM. * Aug 26 What's in a Production Web Application? THIS IS THE SECOND POST IN A SERIES. IF YOU WANT TO START FROM THE BEGINNING: DON’T DO THIS IN PRODUCTION. EARLY IN MY CAREER, I WORKED AT A COMPANY THAT BUILT WEB CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS. THEIR PRODUCT HELPED MARKETING DEPARTMENTS SELF-MANAGE THEIR OWN WEBSITES, INSTEAD OF RELYING ON DEVELOPERS TO MAKE EVERY CHANGE. THIS PRODUCT HELPED THEIR CUSTOMERS REDUCE OPERATIONAL EXPENSES, AND IT HELPED ME LEARN HOW TO BUILD WEB APPLICATIONS. * Aug 19 Don't Do This in Production AROUND MARCH OF 2017, I RECEIVED A CALL ASKING FOR A CODE REVIEW ON A PRODUCT ABOUT TO BE LAUNCHED. THIS COMPANY HAD ISSUES WITH MEMORY LEAKS, SPONTANEOUS CRASHING, SLOW LOADING, CPU SPIKING, AND HAD TO RELEASE IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS. YOU MIGHT HAVE HEARD THIS STORY BEFORE, JUST NOT FROM ME, AND NOT ABOUT THIS COMPANY. IT’S SURPRISINGLY COMMON. WE GOT TOGETHER ON THE WEEKEND AND STARTED LOOKING THROUGH THECODE TOGETHER.
* Jul 31 Building a full stack React and Express site using Flow AFTER EXPERIENCING THE JOYS OF USING FLOWTYPE WITH REACT, I WANTED TO HAVE THE SAME IMPROVED DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE ON THE BACKEND. UNFORTUNATELY, THIS PROVED TO BE QUITE DIFFICULT. IF YOU’RE IN THIS SPOT, THEN HOPEFULLY THIS POST HELPS ALLEVIATE SOME OF THE PAIN. BEFORE WE JUMP INTO HOW TO DO THIS, LET’S DISCUSS SOME OF THE DIFFICULTIES FIRST BY EXAMINING A SIMPLE EXPRESS APPLICATION BUILT USING FLOW: IMPORT EXPRESS, { TYPE $APPLICATION, TYPE $REQUEST, TYPE $RESPONSE, } FROM 'EXPRESS'; IMPORT PATH FROM 'PATH'; CONST PORT: NUMBER = 8080; CONST APP: $APPLICATION = EXPRESS(); APP. * Jul 25 Continuous Delivery Using Google Kubernetes Engine andGoogle Cloud Build
YESTERDAY, GOOGLE ANNOUNCED THEIR NEW PRODUCT: CLOUD BUILD. THIS ANNOUNCEMENT CAME RIGHT AFTER I HAD JUST SPENT A COUPLE WEEKS WRITING ABOUT HOW TO AUTOMATE DEPLOYMENTS IN KUBERNETES USING JENKINS. IT TOOK ME ABOUT 30 MINUTES TO PORT OVER ALL OF THAT CODE TO CLOUD BUILD, SO I DECIDED TO WRITE THIS POST INSTEAD. CLOUD BUILD’S APPROACH TO CONTINUOUS DELIVERY IS PRETTY SIMPLE. YOU CREATE A “BUILD TRIGGER”, WHICH TELLS CLOUD BUILD WHICH REPOSITORY TO WATCH FORCHANGES.
* Jul 4 Lessons Learned Writing Unit Tests EARLY ON IN MY CAREER, I DECIDED TO TRY TEST DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT (TDD). THE FIRST COUPLE DAYS FELT GREAT: VISIONS OF GREENER CODING PASTURES FILLED MY IMAGINATION, MY OPINION ABOUT MY CODE QUALITY SKYROCKETED, AND ALL UNTESTED CODE BEGAN REEKING A PUTRID STENCH. YES, I WAS THAT GUY: THE OVERCONFIDENT JUNIOR DEVELOPER. OVER THE NEXT COUPLE MONTHS, I WROTE A MASSIVE SUITE OF TESTS. AS THE NOVELTY FADED, I MADE A CHANGE TO MY CODE, SAW ABOUT FORTY TESTS FAIL, AND STARTED FIXING ALL OF THE FAILING TESTS.Older Posts →
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