Currently, some software development companies work with the integration of tools that use the Continuous Quality concept, which are synchronized with DevOps to verify and monitor at each step the non-existence of any quality violation. However, when implementing CI/CD tools, many unplanned incidents and time expenditure usually occur when correcting these types of errors, since there is no central place where the solutions to these errors can be consulted. The present work proposes the development of a tool that can categorize and store the most frequent errors, to later create libraries that help quality, and these also help reduce the factors already mentioned that are lost with the lack of unforeseen quality. To develop the proposal, the prototype methodology is used, which revolves around continuous iterations in order to achieve the desired product.

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Software Application to Manage the Most Frequent CI/CD Issues in a DevOps Environment

  • Felipe de Jesús Delgado-Troncoso,
  • Aldonso Becerra-Sánchez,
  • Gustavo Zepeda-Valles,
  • René Ulises González-Arroyo,
  • Santiago Esparza-Guerrero,
  • Nancy Delgado-Salazar

摘要

Currently, some software development companies work with the integration of tools that use the Continuous Quality concept, which are synchronized with DevOps to verify and monitor at each step the non-existence of any quality violation. However, when implementing CI/CD tools, many unplanned incidents and time expenditure usually occur when correcting these types of errors, since there is no central place where the solutions to these errors can be consulted. The present work proposes the development of a tool that can categorize and store the most frequent errors, to later create libraries that help quality, and these also help reduce the factors already mentioned that are lost with the lack of unforeseen quality. To develop the proposal, the prototype methodology is used, which revolves around continuous iterations in order to achieve the desired product.