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Build / Deployment process for .Net/Mulesoft/Oracle stack
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Problem
I have the following challenge to streamline and setup a development process.
The program runs simultaneously, and each one has its own timeline for release, as follows:
Under each of the programmes, there are multiple projects running in parallel. Each project has a different technology, like Web layer
The challenge is that I have to find a configuration management tool, which considers branching, automated build process, deployment and integration tracking with JIRA.
Can some one suggest the best tool to seamlessly integrate and orchestrate automated build and deployments?
Technologies involved are:
Key points to be considered is the build and deployment process should be technology agnostic, as I have an environment with
I am thinking of ( Github - Bitbucket/Bitbucket pipeline) actually but any suggestion would be highly appreciated.
The program runs simultaneously, and each one has its own timeline for release, as follows:
- Program 1
- Program 2
- Program 3
- Program 4
- Program 5
Under each of the programmes, there are multiple projects running in parallel. Each project has a different technology, like Web layer
(.NET), middle-ware (Mulesoft) or database (Oracle). The challenge is that I have to find a configuration management tool, which considers branching, automated build process, deployment and integration tracking with JIRA.
Can some one suggest the best tool to seamlessly integrate and orchestrate automated build and deployments?
Technologies involved are:
- Oracle (Basically SQL scripts)
- Middleware (Mulesoft - maven script)
- .NET web layer (UI part)
Key points to be considered is the build and deployment process should be technology agnostic, as I have an environment with
java, .NET and oracle world. I am thinking of ( Github - Bitbucket/Bitbucket pipeline) actually but any suggestion would be highly appreciated.
Solution
For something that requires being agnostic to the tooling, and having the flexibility you need, your best bet is Jenkins. https://jenkins.io/. They have a ton of plugins that would meet any use case. Be aware that Jenkins can be heavy for small teams, but your other options lack the flexibility and support for different communities.
You can check out other tools:
You can check out other tools:
- Team city
- CircleCI/Travis CI
- Semaphore
- ETC
Context
StackExchange DevOps Q#2739, answer score: 3
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