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Title: A Snapshot of DevOps Abstract: DevOps is like a camera. We focus on what's important, we capture the good times, we develop from the negatives, and if things don't work out, we take another shot. Many teams establishing working best practices for their tools improve their time to deliver and ability to scale. However, the real challenges exist outside of tools and technology and many teams today still have questions about DevOps. So, join this session to learn the fundamentals of shaping a DevOps culture. We'll discuss key attributes around people, process, and technology, likening you and DevOps to pro photographers and cameras. Presented by Tiffany Jachja. Tiffany Jachja is a technical evangelist at Harness. She is an advocate for better software delivery, sharing applicable practices, stories, and content around modern technologies. Before joining Harness, Tiffany was a consultant with Red Hat's Consulting practice. There she used her experience to help customers build their software applications living in the cloud. https://www.meetup.com/Data-on-Kubernetes-community/events/276332406/

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A Snapshot
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Tiffany Jachja
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In this session:
History
Definitions
Principles
Practices and tooling
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Then vs Now
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Photography

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Software
Delivery
Then vs.
Now
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The DevOps Lifecycle.
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Mindset
Values
Principles
Practices
Tools
Getting to A DevOps Culture
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Articulating Change is not easy.
Getting to A DevOps Culture
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Mindset
Values
Principles
Practices
Tools

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DevOps is the collaboration and
collection of people, process, and
technology to continuously deliver
software value.
Tiffany Jachja
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The Principles
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Create with the end in mind
Understand the big picture
Commit to getting there
Realize the deliverable
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Cross functional teams
Fully responsible teams
Independent and autonomous
Willingness to collaborate
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Commitment to the journey
Continuous improvement
Experimentation
Learning from the failures
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“I am not here to be right, I am here to get it right.”
- Brené Brown

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Getting to the result
Aperture
Shutter speed
ISO
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Getting to the result
Not being blind sided by any one
component of getting to the result
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People
Technology Process

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The Practices
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Camera
Spear Batteries
Memory Cards
Lighting
Tripod
Lens Filters
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Gear up
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Don’t leave without these!

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Version Control.
Add, Commit, Push, Merge, Branch.
Devs & IT Ops need this!
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Source Code Management
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Commit to Git

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From code commit
To packaged code
And then production deployments…
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Continuous Integration
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Developer Workflow

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Continuous Integration != Continuous Delivery
Code
Build & Test Artifacts
Continuous Integration
Artifact

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Continuous Integration != Continuous Delivery
Code
Build & Test Artifacts
Continuous Integration
Artifact
Tests
Static code analysis (SonarQube)
Vulnerability scanning
Versioning and releasing

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Continuous Integration != Continuous Delivery
Code
Build & Test Release
Strategy
Rollback
Verification
Infrastructure
Provisioning
Cloud Stacks Change
Management
Artifacts
Continuous Integration
Artifact
Continuous Delivery
Basic
Rolling
Canary
Blue / Green

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Operationalizing Code.
Fast, repeatable, and safe.
Decide when & how code gets to users
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Continuous Delivery
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From Artifact to Production

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Provision. Configure. Maintain.
YAML
Hashicorp Terraform (AWS Cloud Formation)
(Ansible/Puppet/Chef)
Kubernetes? -> Helm
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Infrastructure as Code
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Software needs hardware

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Value stream mapping
Progressive delivery
GitOps
Continuous Testing
Chaos Testing
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There are many other practices
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The flow of value.

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Secure sensitive information.
Hashicorp Vault & Keycloak.
KMS and other encryption services
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Secrets & Identity Management
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DevSECops

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Where do the secrets live?
Code
Build & Test Artifacts
Continuous Integration
Artifact

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THE
KEY
TAKE
AWAYS
Practice makes the picture
The journey matters
You’re not alone
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THE
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TAKE
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What does DevOps mean to
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THANK
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Any Questions?
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Contact:
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@tiffanyjachja @harnessio

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3. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Then vs Now Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/3 — Photography

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5. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 The DevOps Lifecycle. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/5

6. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Mindset Values Principles Practices Tools Getting to A DevOps Culture Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/6

7. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Articulating Change is not easy. Getting to A DevOps Culture Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/7 Mindset Values Principles Practices Tools

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9. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 DevOps is the collaboration and collection of people, process, and technology to continuously deliver software value. Tiffany Jachja Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/9

10. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 The Principles Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/10

11. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 — Create with the end in mind Understand the big picture Commit to getting there Realize the deliverable Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/11

12. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 — Cross functional teams Fully responsible teams Independent and autonomous Willingness to collaborate Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/12

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18. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 — Getting to the result Not being blind sided by any one component of getting to the result Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/18 People Technology Process

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25. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/25 Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/25 Continuous Integration != Continuous Delivery Code Build & Test Release Strategy Rollback Verification Infrastructure Provisioning Cloud Stacks Change Management Artifacts Continuous Integration Artifact Continuous Delivery Basic Rolling Canary Blue / Green

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28. Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 Value stream mapping Progressive delivery GitOps Continuous Testing Chaos Testing Confidential / © Harness Inc. 2020 P/28 There are many other practices — The flow of value.

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