Code Review Workflow Automation Service Development

Student: Mizev Konstantin

Faculty: Faculty of Economics, Management, and Business Informatics

Educational Programme: Business Informatics (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 10

Year of Graduation: 2018

During this study, the development of the service for automation of the code review workflow in the IT department of "6th Grain" company is conducted. Author: Mizev Konstantin Sergeyevich. Faculty: Economics, Management and Business Informatics. 4 course, 2018. Scope of work: 53 pages. The first chapter is devoted to the analysis of the current model of code review workflow in the company in order to identify points for automation and create the TO-BE model of the process using BPMN. Also, the requirements for the automation tool are formed and the existing solutions are compared and the rationale for developing their own service is provided. In the second chapter, using UML tools, use-cases and sequences operated by the automation service according to the built model of the TO-BE code review workflow are investigated. Based on the set of precedents, a database schema, user interface and automation service architecture are designed. The implementation of this architecture is described in the third chapter and includes the development of the database (Microsoft SQL Server 2016), the user web interface (Bulma, Handlebars) and the automation service (Node.js). Also, the mechanisms used by the service for authorization in third-party systems (Jira, BitBucket) and interaction with them are described in the chapter. The developed service was integrated into the existing IT infrastructure of the enterprise and put into operation on April 16, 2018. The web-interface of the service is available at https://bbapprovals.6grain.com:4431 on the Internet.

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