Dimensions CM Summer VUG Presentation
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Join us for the Summer 2015 VUG on August 19th, in which we will present, discuss and demonstrate how to optimize your development and delivery toolchain. In addition to shift-left, we will show how you can increase deployment automation and collaboration across Development and Release Operations.
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Dimensions CM Summer VUG Presentation
- 1. 1 Copyright © Serena Software 2015 Dimensions CM Virtual User Group Hosted by Ashley Owen Director of Product Marketing Aug 19th, 2015
- 2. 2 Welcome to the quarterly Dimensions CM VUG News and Announcements Automating the development & delivery toolchain Demonstration Q&A – Ask the Experts
- 3. 3 News and Announcements Requirements Engineering Best Practices Serena Software Ships Solutions to Accelerate Application Development Serena Software speeds application development Kiuwan Announces Partnership with Serena and Integration with Dimensions CM 14.2
- 4. 4 Upcoming Event – Mark Your Calendar Sept 10th 2015 Title: Take your code and quality to the next level Description: This presentation will discuss the merits of static analysis and how you can leverage Kuiwan with Dimensions CM to shift –left, and elevate your code quality to the next level.
- 5. 5 Automating the Development & Delivery toolchain
- 6. 6 Speaker Introductions Darryl Bowler Solution Architect Serena Software Peter Raymond Principal Product Architect Serena Software
- 7. 7 Automating the Development & Delivery toolchain
- 8. 8 Dimensions CM 14.2 - Continuous Inspection toolchain Benefits • Result findings shown in-line for code review • Provide early feedback to development • Reduces risks and vulnerabilities in code • Display KPI statistics and trends • Speed release & deployment readiness Key Capabilities • Extensible “Experts” plug-in architecture • Schedule and inspect code changes • Identify findings and vulnerabilities early • Accommodate “Shift-Left” principles • Capture & report aggregated KPI metrics Build Tools Jenkins *TeamCity *Bamboo Coding Style CheckStyle Code Analysis Kuiwan/Optimyth SonarQube PMD *Parasoft Security/Risk Analysis OWASP Dependency Validation *HP Fortify *VeraCode SAST Deployment SDA
- 9. 9 Feeds your Deployment Pipeline DEV INT QA STAGE PROD Infrastructure Centric Cloud Centric Application Centric Database & Test Centric TOMCAT WEBSPHERE ALM / QC DIM CM JENKINS / CLOUDBEES SSM REMEDY Tools
- 10. 10 Open Forum - Ask the Experts
Editor's Notes
- The deployment pipeline toolchain involves many tools that cross many organizations and teams. Teams tend to have a very tool centric view, focusing just on how that particular tool supports their specific job tasks Dev teams are focusing on SCM and CI tools, Infrastructure teams are focused on environment provisioning, QA teams and DBA’s focusing on their respective tools as well. This causes a lot of gaps in traceability across the toolchain. It also can cause significant waste and increased lead times if this toolchain is not seamlessly integrated and automated as a software build get deployed across the deployment pipeline. the problem is that in many software projects, once the build is done there is a big disconnect between the build and deploy processes. While development teams own the development and build processes, the deployment process generally transitions to another organization, which has a different set of tools, scripts and processes to deploy and test the builds across the deployment pipeline. Frequently the toolchain integration with the CI server is poor or non-existent. A literal handoff occurs and the deployment team begins a manually intensive process to deploy release candidates to test and production environments. This disconnect becomes a bottleneck as the deployments queue up, leading to poor quality deployments and longer cycle times at a higher cost to the business.