Critical Considerations for Continuous Delivery 04.09.2018
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Get on the path to continuous delivery While there are plenty of resources and tools to begin tinkering with automated software delivery and application release automation, what makes the difference between delivering software infrequently vs. on-demand? Watch now to learn three key considerations you should make if you’re serious about continuous delivery. In this webinar, we’ll discuss: (Finally) moving to an agile practice: More than an industry buzzword, agile development practices are crucial to unlocking the full potential of continuous delivery while offering a means to benchmark progress. How to get full control and visibility into the software delivery pipeline: When teams spend less time manually pushing software out, they can assess and address process pains and obstacles. Why standardizing your software delivery process and toolchain is critical: Silos exist across the software delivery lifecycle because of the sheer number of different tools available: it’s time to standardize these to break down the silos. Presented by: Rahul Singh, VP of Engineering and Michael Olson, Senior Product Marketing Manager.
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Simply, safely, everywhere and at scale.
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What’s new in Puppet Enterprise 2019.1
Bolt enhancements including YAML support and agentless networking support
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- 1. Critical Considerations for Continuous Delivery April 9, 2018
- 2. Welcome & introductions Rahul Singh VP Engineering Puppet Michael Olson Principal Product Marketing Manager Puppet
- 3. Agenda Moving to continuous delivery Critical considerations: Adopt an agile way of working Automate and standardize your entire software delivery practice Improve visibility across the software delivery lifecycle Where to start
- 4. What is continuous delivery (CD)? Teams produce software in short cycles so it can be reliably released any time. Aims to build, test, and release software faster and more frequently. Reduces the cost, time and risk of delivering changes. A simple and repeatable deployment process is critical.
- 5. Why continuous delivery? Code Build Test Release & Deploy Auto Auto Manual or Auto Hours Minutes Hours Minutes➕ ➕ ➕
- 6. How does it compare to the traditional way? Code Build Test Release & Deploy Manual Manual Manual Months Hours/Days Days/Weeks Days➕ ➕ ➕
- 7. Born-in-cloud software firms have set a high bar.
- 8. Continuous delivery is key for everyone.
- 9. Complexity Fragmented processes Dev and Ops silos Resistance to change Wrangling of tickets No consistency Poorly integrated tools Lack of control Failed hand-offs Skill gaps Why aren’t we there yet?
- 10. 3 critical considerations… 1. Adopt an agile way of working 2. Automate and standardize your entire software delivery practice 3. Improve visibility across the software delivery lifecycle
- 11. Moving from waterfall to agile Source: Chuck Schaeffer, CRM Search
- 12. Transformational leadership strongly influences success moving to agile IT Performance Organizational Performance Lean Product Management Team experimentation Working in small batches Gathering and implementing customer feedback Technical Practices Test and deployment automation Continuous integration Trunk-based development Shifting left on security Loosely-coupled architecture Empowered teams Continuous Delivery
- 13. to agilefrom waterfall What you’ll gain Cross-functional teams Automated governance Frequent, low-risk releases Tight customer feedback loops Siloed teams Manual hand-offs Infrequent, high-risk releases A strategy of hope
- 14. “Most current use of automation involves scripting. What you end up with is disconnected islands of automation, with spaghetti code throughout the organization when what you need is a systematic, enterprise-wide lasagne.” - Milind Govekar, research vice president at Gartner
- 15. High-performing teams love automation They do less manual work and have automated…
- 16. Version Control Infrastructure Automation Continuous Integration App Release Automation Monitoring …And they standardize and others … and others …
- 17. to standardizedfrom artisanal What you’ll gain Standardized toolchain Pervasive automation Spending time improving Shared learning and empathy Explosion of tools Automation silos Spending time integrating Duplicate work
- 18. Improve visibility across the software delivery lifecycle
- 19. to benchmarking operational value from difficulty measuring IT performance What you’ll gain Benchmark performance Detect and resolve issues early Trackable end-to-end process Inability to find bottlenecks Heroic last-minute efforts Lack of visibility
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- 22. Apply CI/CD practices to applications AND infrastructure Integrate with software delivery tools Automate deployment of traditional and container-based apps Visualize continuous delivery pipelines Trigger application builds on every code commit ✔ ✔ A checklist for continuous delivery ✔ ✔ ✔
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