En ocasiones resulta complicado entregar alta calidad de software con la velocidad que el mercado requiere. La propuesta de DevOps es mas allá de una metodología, un cambio cultural en la forma en que funcionan los equipos tanto de operación como de desarrollo, buscando aportar valor para la empresa mediante mejoras en el ciclo de vida de desarrollo y buscando un rendimiento optimo de las aplicaciones mediante herramientas tanto en la fase de desarrollo como de operación.

1. Encontrando la Aguja en el Rendimientos de
Aplicaciones.
Octubre 2015

2. It’s not always this easy…

3. Innovating faster…
Every business is a software business today!
This means building, testing and
releasing quality software faster and more
frequently.

4. Applications are transforming
Hybrid composite applications
HTML5 / streaming protocols / social media
Mobile explosion
Rich internet apps
Hybrid delivery
Composite apps SOA / private cloud / middleware / mainframe
CDNs / public cloud
Web and native / myriad of devices Web | Native |
Hybrid

5. The challenge:
Building high quality apps at the speed of business
How do I
deploy
apps faster?
How do I measure how
end users are
experiencing
my apps ?
How do I ensure my app
is secure and
reliable
To minimize business risk?
With today’s competing priorities,
how do I prioritize
my investments
and planning?
How do I decide
what to test,
how to do it continuously, and
manage it all?
How do I
isolate problems
faster?

6. What is Composite Application Management?
A combination of legacy, packaged and new application logic developed on a
J2EE/.NET and middleware/legacy platforms (Gartner)
More than 80% of enterprise business processes traverse through composite
applications
The future of application architectures as SOA is accelerating the adoption and
complexity (Gartner)
Source: IBM
End users
HTTP, JMS, RMI, MQ
HTTP, JMS, RMI,
MQ
JDBC, PL SQL
HTTP, JMS,
RMI, MQ
MQ
MQ
MQ
What seems to be the problem?

7. Managing Complex Environments
End User Experience
including:
• DNS Time
• Network Time
• Client and
Download Time
• Server Time
• Error Screenshots
• Real and Synthetic
Users
Client
• Process
Orchestration (UML,
BPEL, etc)
• Transaction Routing
• Messaging (JMS,
MQ, RV, etc)
Middleware
• Web and App Server
• Portals
• Presentation Layer
• Business
Transactions
• Business Logic
• Tiers
• Components
• Methods
Web and application
servers
• Mainframe CICS,
IMS, Batch, DB2
• Enterprise
Applications: Oracle,
SAP, PeopleSoft,
Siebel
• Oracle 8,9 & 10g DB
Back-end systems
and applications
End-to-end transaction management

8. PlanningPlanning App
Development
App
Development App TestingApp Testing App
release
App
release
Release
decision
Release
decision
Rapidly
increasing WIP
Lack of effective
customer insight
and high latency
drives “kitchen
sink”
requirements
Waiting time for
build and test
environments
drives “desk-side”
builds
Poor confidence
in test data
fosters “release
aversion” driving
more WIP
Isolated build and
integration
processes
Deployed
App
Deployed
App
Manual
Testing
increases
latency or
drives limited
test
coverage
Manual and error prone app deployments
Error prone manual hand-offs and processes
High #
defects
Locally optimized teams, measures and tools drives escalating WIP, lack of end-to-end visibility and trust
One way flow
Poor
user
experience
“patch in
production”
leads to
snowflake
systems
InfoSec &
compliance
engaged late
driving
vulnerabilities
& re-work
High velocity innovation,
Business
demands
Business
demands
Continuous assessment
continuous delivery
Build
Test
Release
Deploy
Operate
Monitor
Continuous assessment
Continuou
s
Operations
Continuous
Delivery &
Deploymen
t
Continuou
s
Integratio
n & Testing

9. Transaction Tracing
Database
App Server
Time-VMs
• Tier
• Component
• Method
• Outbound
Resource
Database
Time
• JDBC
• Connect
• Execute
• SQL Query
Web Server
Time
• Servlet/JSP
• ASP
• Method
• Struts
• Portals
• WebService
WebServer
Transaction
“A”
Client
Request
Transaction
Header
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
SERVER
VM2
EVENTS
       
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
SERVER
VM
EVENTS
       
Client
Request
Transaction
Header
Client
Request
Transaction
Header
How does it work?
Cross VM
• Webservice
• HTTP
• RMI/T3/T3S
• JMS/MQ

10. Diagnostics can help you answer…
• Which components are associated with my applicationtransactions?
• Which services and infrastructure does my application depend on?
• Why are my transactions slow?
• How can I find the root cause for application slowdown?
• How can I find what is causing my application server to crash or to fail
processing transactions?
• What changed between today and last week?
• What is hiding behind “server time” which shows up in my EUM reports?
• How can I give the application team actionable information to investigate
complex problems?

11. Diagnostics Value Proposition
Quickly find the right hay stack and make it easy to find the
needle.

12. Problem isolation
Is there a bottleneck?

13. Is there a Memory leak?
Problem isolation

14. Actionable Information
Where is the
bottleneck?
What component?
What object?
What method?
What does a call look like
before, during and after
the problem manifested?

15. Flow Tracing & resource based utilization
How does an issue
impact the business
and other systems
What is the business impact of
this issue?
What other applications using
shared components might be
effected?
Which component’s expert
team(s) need to be involved?

16. Investigate Component Load
View components
load and investigate
further
View components
load and investigate
further

17. Easy to Create Custom Dashboards
Select entities and metricsSelect entities and metrics
Drag & Drop existing
views or easily create
your own UI
components
Drag & Drop existing
views or easily create
your own UI
components
Easily create custom
dashboards and share via
MyBSM
Easily create custom
dashboards and share via
MyBSM

18. Diagnostics for Performance Testers
Monitor application performance
during load testing and
performance testing
• Real time view of application
performance with same Diagnostics
interface used in production
• Integration with HP LoadRunner and
HP Performance Center provides
post test performance analysis

19. LoadRunner / Performance Center real time integration
App monitoring during load
and performance test
App monitoring during load
and performance test

20. Feature: Diagnostics data in LoadRunner reports
Diagnostics data from
load tests is stored
offline and can viewed in
LoadRunner offline
analysis tool
Diagnostics data from
load tests is stored
offline and can viewed in
LoadRunner offline
analysis tool

21. Diagnostics for Developers
Free Diagnostics Profiler
• In-depth profiling for a single JVM
• Allows remote access to application server
through main Diagnostics UI
Automatic leak pinpointing
• Unique approach finds leaks with very low
overhead
Thread State Analyzer
• Quick visual isolation of thread issues
• Displays state distribution percentage by
thread over time
JUnit run comparisons
• Show performance results in unit tests when
resolving difficult performance problems

22. Intelligent Call Profile Instance Selection
Select call tree instances
for future inspection
Select call tree instances
for future inspection

23. Tracing Web Services Across Tiers
Cross VM activity is
correlated and shown in a
single call profile
Cross VM activity is
correlated and shown in a
single call profile

24. Tracing Messaging Activity Across Processes
Correlate JMS activityCorrelate JMS activity

25. Superior Visibility Into Exceptions
Get visibility into
exceptions thrown, even
if those are reported as
part of a cross-VM call
Get visibility into
exceptions thrown, even
if those are reported as
part of a cross-VM call

26. Catch unexpected declines
in typical user activity
Catch unexpected declines
in typical user activity
Constantly compare
expected and actual user
behavior
Constantly compare
expected and actual user
behavior
Alert on a performance
regression after a new release
Alert on a performance
regression after a new release
Diagnostics – Predictive Analytics

27. Diagnostics Architecture

28. ERP/CRM
Services
Database
End Users
Legacy
Services
Web Service
Clients
Firewall
BSM
BAC
Diagnostics
Applet
LR/PC
Application
Server 1
Portal
Servers
Application
Server 2
Commanding
Server
Collector
Process
Distributed Server
Architecture

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