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Accelerating the delivery of Innovation with DevOps

Bernie Coyne IBM DevOps Evangelist coyneb@us.ibm.com @BernieCoyne

From the co-author of DevOps For Dummies …

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Going from Agile to DevOps

Goal: Build an End-to-End Delivery Pipeline

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Patterns of DevOps Adoption

Three Key Business Drivers

1.  Driving Business Agility 2.  Driving Innovation 3.  Scaling for the Enterprise

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Success Patterns

#1 - Driving Business Agility

•  Collaborative Development •  Continuous Delivery •  Shift Left Test •  Shift Left Ops Engagement •  ‘Lean' Application Delivery

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Collaborative Development •  Teamwork •  Continuous Integration •  Single source of truth •  Scrum and SAFe team process support •  Transparency

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Continuous Delivery …through deployment automation

•  Manage application components and versions

•  Manage configurations across all environments

•  Offer secure ‘self-service’ capabilities

•  Increase transparency •  Ensure governance and compliancy

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Databases Internal Messages

Third-party Services

virtual components

Simultaneously test across multiple test

stages

Dev QA

Service Virtualization

Deployment Automation

Test Automation

Test Environments

Dynamic Infrastructure

§  Deploy what is ready, virtualize the rest

§  Continuously test in production-like env.

Quality Management §  Manage quality across the delivery lifecycle

Shift Left Test …deploy what is ready, virtualize the rest

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•  Deploying Infrastructure is the biggest bottleneck for the Delivery Pipeline "

•  Software Defined Environments"•  Practitioner self-service access to

environments"•  Engage Operations early

Shift Left Ops Engagement"

Application !Changes!

Infrastructure!Changes!

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•  Agile Project Management"•  Reduce Batch size

•  Right Architecture"•  Integrated Delivery Pipeline"•  ‘Continuous Funding’"•  Continuous Improvement "

Lean Application Delivery"

1 per min 1 per min

4 per min 1 per min

4 per min 4 per min

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Success Patterns

#2 - Driving Innovation

•  Rapid Delivery for Innovation/Experimentation

•  Architecting for the Cloud

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Driving Innovation: Rapid Development and Feedback for Experimentation

Line-of-business Customer

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•  Minimum Viable Product/Capability

•  Canary Testing •  A/B Testing

How "Thinking Like A Developer" Disrupts The Boardroom Jeff Smith – IBM CIO //ibm.biz/jeffsmith

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Architecting for the Cloud ….Containers + Microservices

The Ops guy Worries about what’s “outside” the container •  Logging •  Remote access •  Monitoring •  Network config All containers start, stop, copy, attach, migrate, etc. the same way

The developer Worries about what’s “inside” the container •  Code •  Libraries •  Package Manager •  Apps •  Data •  API’s

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Success Patterns

#3 - Scaling for the Enterprise

•  Release Automation for multi-speed IT •  Standardization across the enterprise

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Applications, teams and environments ….lead to multi-speed IT and hybrid applications Rapid iterations

Cloud Native

Slower iterations

Cloud Ready

Planning /Transformation

Continuous synchronization and planning

Continuous testing Continuous deployment and monitoring

Plan Develop Build Test Deploy Production

Plan Develop Build Test Deploy Production

Automation

Alignment

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Standardization across the Enterprise: Application Deployment to Hybrid Environments

Cloud Foundry

On-prem IaaS

On-prem Traditional IT

IBM  Cloud  Orchestrator  IBM  PureApplica6on  System  

IBM  Cloud  Manager  with  OpenStack  

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Virtual Machines

Docker Containers

Cloud Native

Cloud Ready

Deployment Automation

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Building a DevOps Culture grounded in lean and agile principles

•  Setup a DevOps Center of Excellence

•  Everyone is responsible for Delivery, including external Stakeholders

•  Common Measures of Success

Success Pattern

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Register at: ibm.biz/workshopCA

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•  DevOps related Dummies books: //ibm.biz/devopsdummiesbooks

•  DevOps Self Assessment //ibm.biz/devopsassessment

•  The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win – Gene Kim Available on //Amazon.com

•  How "Thinking Like A Developer" Disrupts The Boardroom - Jeff Smith – IBM CIO //ibm.biz/jeffsmith

•  Multi-platform Deployment Automation guide //ibm.biz/multiplatformdeployarticle

•  IBM DevOps website: //ibm.com/DevOps

•  IBM DevOps YouTube Playlist: //bit.ly/1fiDOtl

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Continue your DevOps journey

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