Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) are increasingly popular DevOps practices where code changes are frequently committed to a source control management (SCM), and automatically built, tested and submitted to a release pipeline for deployment.
The initial stage of the release pipeline will deploy the changes to a development environment where it can be tested. Upon successful completion of the test, the changes will be propagated through a sequence of environments based on environment entry criteria.
By using FlexDeploy, organizations establish an automated and repeatable process for building, packaging, and safely deploying code, APIs, meta-data changes, and data migrations from development through test to production environments.
Over the course of an upcoming blog series I’ll show how these concepts, along with release automation are implemented within FlexDeploy, breaking down the details for SOA, MDS, OSB, and WebLogic Resource Management. The following blogs are part of the overall Oracle Fusion Middleware series.
- FlexDeploy Loves Oracle Fusion Middleware: Overview
- FlexDeploy Loves Oracle Fusion Middleware: WebLogic Configuration Setup
- FlexDeploy Loves Oracle Fusion Middleware: MDS Setup
- FlexDeploy Loves Oracle Fusion Middleware: Service Bus Setup
- FlexDeploy Loves Oracle Fusion Middleware: SOA Setup
- FlexDeploy Loves Oracle Fusion Middleware: Continuous Integration and Issue Tracking
- FlexDeploy Loves Oracle Fusion Middleware: Test Automation
- FlexDeploy Loves Oracle Fusion Middleware: Release Pipelines
- FlexDeploy Loves Oracle Fusion Middleware: Integration with ServiceNow
If you’re interested in getting a preview, check out this webinar recording. You will get a deep dive of FlexDeploy’s support for the SOA Suite, WebLogic resources, and the Oracle Integration Cloud.
