DevOps for vSphere Admins
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This document discusses DevOps from the perspective of a vSphere administrator. It explains that DevOps is not really new, but aims to break down silos between development and operations teams. A key part of DevOps for administrators is to better understand developers' needs. Administrators should focus on automating IT delivery processes and using configuration management tools to standardize environments and avoid unique "snowflake servers". Automation and configuration management are essential to the DevOps goal of fast, consistent delivery of IT services.
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Understand the Possible Obstacles to DevOps Implementation
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DevOps for vSphere Admins
- 1. Understanding DevOps as a vSphere Admin Jon Hildebrand Senior Cloud Engineer, LightEdge Solutions, Inc. Kansas City VMUG Steering Committee
- 2. The Many Misconceptions of DevOps First thing...DevOps really isn’t anything new Many IT pundits have been asking for better organizational alignment for years Shadow IT and IT mismanagment finally to the point where drastic changes have to occur Too many people in our industry equate DevOps to the tools Using Configuration Management tools != DevOps, as an example Being an Agile development shop != DevOps DevOps is 100% around IT philosophy
- 3. DevOps – Designed to Silo Bust DevOps forces many silos (including business silos) to align more closely Allows for tighter and quicker feedback loops during the entire lifecycle process Expect to be more aligned with developers Better understanding of a developers world is a KEY part to getting IT operations better structuring environments for their consumption In many cases, you give control of many low level details to developers This is NOT A BAD THING! More time to focus on other areas where your skills will be needed
- 4. DevOps – What should I focus on? IT delivery process Understanding what processes and procedures your organization relies upon to delivery services Document those processes and procedures and optimize them Why do this? AUTOMATION Automation is KEY to DevOps Automation allows for IT to shift the burden of consumption onto the development teams You also get to guarantee consistent results when processes and procedures are ran through your automation engine of choice
- 5. DevOps – More to Learn... Automation sets the foundation for consistent delivery of IT services, however, it needs help in some arenas Configuration Management, especially of operating systems is another key skill to learn These sorts of tools prohibit individual management of OS endpoints (no rogue patches, configuration files, etc) without approval through the configuration management engine Part of the DevOps feedback loop is discussion on changing the configuration of OS endpoints You DO NOT WANT the dreaded SNOWFLAKE SERVER A server with good starting intentions but turns into a unique object, mostly during the phase of “I Don’t Care What You Need to Do, but Get it Working” stage of an outage Also, helps avoid the classic “Well, it Works in My Environment” discussion you always have with application owners
- 6. Tools for a DevOps World (from IT’s perspective) Automation Tools For vSphere, plenty of tools: PowerCLI, vRealize Automation REST APIs! Just PowerShell in general! bash scripting in Linux, too Anything is fair game as long as it delivers consistent, reliable results Configuration Management Tools Pick you tool of choice depending upon OS Linux: Ansible, Puppet, Chef (and many more) Windows: PowerShell DSC (Desired State Configuration)