The document discusses a professional conference on DevOps practices held in Kyiv, Ukraine, focusing on continuous delivery and development. Key requirements for DevOps processes include cutting-edge technologies, high reliability, and effective monitoring tools like Prometheus and Grafana. It highlights various tools and technologies for provisioning, deployment, and management, emphasizing the accessibility and affordability of these solutions.

1. CONTINUOUS DELIVERY.
CONTINUOUS DEVOPS.
Professional conference on DevOps practices
6APRIL 2019
KYIV, UKRAINE
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2. Professional conference on DevOps practices 6APRIL 2019 KYIV, UKRAINE
DMYTRO LAHOZA
CD: Cheap and Furious
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3. Requirements
● Cutting Edge technologies
● Simple development lifecycle processes
● Extendable development lifecycle processes
● Visible: alerting, monitoring, tracing
● Reliable and durable. SLA 99.99999999% or at least 99.9%
● Free or at least Cheap

4. Requirements

5. Building blocks
● Terraform for provisioning
● Kubernetes for deployments
● Traefik and HAProxy for balancing
● Prometheus and Grafana for collecting metrics, alerting and monitoring
● Graylog for collecting logs, log management and alerting
● Jaeger for tracing
● Bitbucket for Pipelines
● ChatOps with Slack for management
● Scaleway for infrastructure

6. What is Scaleway
● Website: http://www.scaleway.com/
● Fastest growing cloud in Europe
● IaaS with BareMetal and Virtual appliances
● Reliable and Durable. SLA 99.99%
● Has S3 compatible object storage
● Affordable or even Cheap
● Easy to replace

7. Terraform for provisioning
● CloudFormation without AWS
● Support of many cloud providers
● Do you need anything else?

8. Kubernetes for deployments
● Foundation for Cloud Native Computing
● Reasonable reliability (single master or multi-master)
● Versioning and dependencies by Helm “out of the box”

9. Traefik and HAProxy for balancing
● Rolling, Blue Green, and Canary deployment support
● SSL/TLS termination
● Automatic certificate issuing with Let’s Encrypt
● Configuration with Kubernetes Ingress
● Fast and simple

10. North-South traffic diagram

11. Prometheus and Grafana
● Efficient and simple metrics aggregation
● Feature-rich UI
● Includes alerting and exporting panels with metrics
● prometheus-operator allows automatic adding new sources

12. Graylog for logs
● Most complete log management solution
● Comprehensive full-text search
● Alerting on logs “out of the box”
● Collecting logs from K8s with Fluentd
● It should be external

13. Jaeger for tracing
● Implementation of Open Tracing
● Fast and easy to use UI
● Capable to work in dev mode with in-memory storage
● jaeger-operator

14. Bitbucket for Pipelines
● Affordable Git service
● Convenient code review functionality
● Cheap Pipelines
● Tight integration with Jira, Trello and Confluence
● Can be easily replaced by GitHub or GitLab

15. ChatOps with Slack
● Why Slack? Market leader, free enough, hosted.
● Same tool as you use every day
● Notifications in the most suitable place
● Management by chatting with the bot or filling forms in chat
● Built-in authentication, authorization, user and group management
● Reason not to work

16. “Slack is down” is new Compiling

17. Manopus
● YAML configuration
● Python-like logic description
● Omni-channel event processing
● Easy CI bot creation experience

18. Manopus

19. Manopus

20. Code life cycle chart
Development Docker Image Docker Registry
Helm Chart Kubernetes

21. Version promotion diagram

22. Demo

23. What else
● Domains and DNS: Cloudflare
● Docker Registry: TreeScale
● Storage: external Percona XtraDB Cluster and others

24. Result
● CNCF approved
● Simple but extendable
● Reliable when needed
● Good observability
● Cheap as chips

25. Dmytro Lahoza
github.com/DLag
Twitter: @dlagoza
https://github.com/DLag/terraform-k8s-scaleway
https://github.com/geliar/manopus
Thank you!