This document discusses Bitbucket Pipelines, a continuous integration tool from Atlassian. It allows developers to automatically build, test, and deploy their code every time a change is merged into a shared repository. Pipelines uses Docker containers to run builds, allowing them to be fast, isolated from infrastructure concerns, and reproducible across environments. It also supports defining build configurations as code to make the pipeline definition versioned, reusable, and easy to understand at a glance.

1. JEROEN DE RAEDT • SENIOR DEVELOPER • ATLASSIAN • @JEROENDRA
Bitbucket Pipelines

2. What is Continuous Integration?

3. Continuous Integration (CI) is a development practice
that requires developers to integrate code into a
shared repository several times a day. Each check-in
is then verified by an automated build, allowing teams
to detect problems early.
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4. Continuous Integration

5. Context switching Slow feedback
loop
Setup is
sophisticated
It’s not easy
Infrastructure
needed

6. Pipelines

7. 77
OUR MISSION
Simplify Continuous Integration.
Allow teams to build and ship projects faster.

8. One tool,
one platform
Defining the
pipeline
Fast feedback loop Ecosystem
Integrations
Pipelines

9. Demo time!

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17. One tool,
one platform
Defining the
pipeline
Fast feedback loop Ecosystem
Integrations
Pipelines

18. 1 tool, 1 platform

20. Pipelines

21. Pushed code
Bitbucket Webhook
Start build container
Pipelines

22. Infrastructure-less Configuration-less
No need to manage a
fleet of build servers.
No need to set up servers
with specific requirements
for builds.
Pipeline build agents

23. Build fastBuild simultaneousReady to build
No waiting in line.
On every code push your
build starts instantly.
No limit on the amount
of simultaneous builds.
Starting the build takes
just a couple of moments.
Pipeline build agents

24. User management and security

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Access groups
Access management
The existing Bitbucket users and groups are available in Pipelines
as well.

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Access groups
Access management
The existing Bitbucket repository permissions are applied to
Pipelines as well.

27. Enabling Bitbucket Pipelines

28. Defining the pipeline

29. • Big cool statistic
• 2,56
9
• Add-Ons in Marketplace
The Pipeline environment

30. Configuration as
Code
Docker Docker
Docker
Variables
Defining the pipeline

31. Configuration as code

32. Configuration as Code

33. Easy to understand
Full overview of the pipeline in
the glimpse of an eye.

34. Stored in repository
Easy to import/export and you
can use pull requests to review
pipeline changes.

35. Versioned
You can go back in the commit
history and run tests as they were
configured at the time.

36. Versioned pipeline configuration
version-1.0 version-2.0
Tests configured
using QUnit
Tests configured
using Karma
hotfix-branch

37. Configuration as
Code
Docker Docker
Docker
Variables
Defining the pipeline

41. Why Pipelines uses Docker
Technology agnostic
Supports a very wide
range of technologies
and tools.
Docker registries
Over 100,000 Docker
images available.

43. Why Pipelines uses Docker
Technology agnostic
Supports a very wide
range of technologies
and tools.
Docker Hub
Over 100,000 Docker
images available.
Customizable
Easy to create your
own or extend existing
Docker images.
Reproducible
Easy to replicate your
production
environment or run
the build locally.

44. Configuration as
Code
Docker Docker
Docker
Variables
Defining the pipeline

48. Advanced workflows

55. masterproduction

56. masterproduction
feature/my-branch

57. masterproduction
feature/my-branch

58. masterproduction
feature/my-branch

59. Branch pipelines opportunities
Deployment branches
Branches can represent
what has been released.
Review deployments
Use pull requests to review
and kick off deployments.

60. Page title

65. Fast feedback loop

66. Demo time!

67. Developer magic happens

68. Demo time!

69. Demo time!

70. Integrations

71. Partner
Integrations

72. Bitbucket Pipelines
REST API

73. REST API
Pipelines endpoints
Available endpoints include: query pipelines,
stop and start pipelines, manage variables, …
Bitbucket authenticated
Use any of the existing authentication options
that Bitbucket supports.
Integrate your Connect add-on
Connect scopes have been added so Connect
add-ons can integrate with Pipelines.

74. http://tinyurl.com/bitbucket-pipelines
Pipelines

75. Thank you!
JEROEN DE RAEDT • ATLASSIAN • @JEROENDRA