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What really happens when you deploy a site on N...

Keiko Oda
December 13, 2018

What really happens when you deploy a site on Netlify

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Keiko Oda

December 13, 2018
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  1. What really happens when you deploy a site on Netlify

    Keiko Oda / @keiko713 Software Engineer at Netlify
  2. Hello • Keiko Oda (@keiko713) • Netlify API team since

    May 2018 (ex-Herokai) • Live in San Francisco since 2011 • ೔ຊͷ͝͸Μͱ͓͚͞ͱ͓ ;Ζ♨Λຬ٤த
  3. 1. Connect your git repository to Netlify 2. Make changes/Git

    push 3. Run build based on the build settings 4. Publish the deploy
  4. 1. Connect your git repository to Netlify 2. Make changes/Git

    push 3. Run build based on the build settings 4. Publish the deploy
  5. Connect your git repo to Netlify • Netlify supports GitHub,

    GitLab, Bitbucket • Git services → Netlify • Webhooks for push, PR, new branch, etc. • Code access • Git services ← Netlify • Comments to PRs (e.g. link to deploy preview) • Update GitHub Checks (Checks API with GitHub Apps)
  6. 1. Connect your git repository to Netlify 2. Make changes/Git

    push 3. Run build based on the build settings 4. Publish the deploy
  7. 1. Connect your git repository to Netlify 2. Make changes/Git

    push 3. Run build based on the build settings 4. Publish the deploy
  8. Run build based on the build settings • Netlify UI

    or netlify.toml file • Build settings: • Base dir (new!), build command, publish dir • Deploy contexts: • When to actually run the build (you can also [skip ci])
  9. Build and deploy (buildbot + api) Blog post: How Netlify’s

    deploying and routing infrastructure works
  10. Build and deploy (buildbot + api) Blog post: Migrating Netlify’s

    Continuous Deployment infra to Kubernetes (and everything we learned along the way) Blog post: How Netlify migrated to a fully multi-cloud infrastructure
  11. 1. Connect your git repository to Netlify 2. Make changes/Git

    push 3. Run build based on the build settings 4. Publish the deploy