We’ve now kicked off an automated build of Patients Pipeline, that should take around 6 minutes. We will leverage this time to learn more about the underpinning automation.
Here is the sequence of automation:
- Jenkins is notified via a git post_update hook.
- Jenkins executes the
Patients Pipelinejob against thedevelopbranch, which does the following against ourPatients Dev:- an Ansible role to compile the application
- a Delphix job to refresh the development data pod
- a Datical job to analyze and package the database object changes from our committed SQL scripts
- a Datical job to forecast and deploy the packaged changes
- an Ansible role to deploy the application
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YOUR STEPS FOR THIS SCENE:
- Bring Chrome to the foreground
- Click on the
Jenkinsbookmark - Click on
Patients Pipeline
- You should see your build running. You can identify it by your commit message. Click that line.
- The build will stop with an error in the
Package and Test SQL Changesstage