Enterprise DevOps - SGI 2013

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This document summarizes a presentation by Yashasree Barve and Dipen Shah on DevOps practices at Tata Consultancy Services. It discusses the challenges of integrating development and operations teams, including different mindsets, hierarchies and environments. It also outlines the changes that occurred, such as opening access for teams, deploying and debugging together. Enablers for DevOps included embracing new architectures, increased testing and automation. Constraints were addressed through ticket automation and access management. Overall it showed how DevOps increased development velocity and freed up time for support teams.

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Why can’t Enterprises have this Fun!
Tales from Enterprisy DevOps Land
Yashasree Barve & Dipen Shah
Tata Consultancy Services

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
One minor update on
most business days
One major update
on a weekly basis,
usually Tuesdays

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Major stable version, Every 6 weeks
Beta Channels, Every 2-3 Weeks
Dev channel versions, once a Week
Canary Channel Changes Near Daily

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
How much time does it
take to take a
one line change
to production?

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Being Agile
2013
Waterfall
2007
Enablers
Constraints
Challenges
Changes

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Challenges

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
10
Continuous
IntegrationAutomation
The Good
Custom
Development
Challenges

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
The Bad
Diverse Groups
Different
Hierarchies
Heterogeneous
Culture
Different
Environments
Behaviors
Challenges

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
The Ugly
1 31
Challenges

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Challenges
At Least FIVE Days to
take one line change
to production!!!

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
“The biggest challenge
which we had faced
for DevOps is to
change the mindset
and approach of
Dev and Ops
teams.”
Changes
Amarkumar Shaw
Former Integration Team,
Now a DevOps member

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Deploy + Debug + Test together
Changes

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Dev Opened Doors for Ops
Changes

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Access to execute tasks
Access to Error Logs
Read Only Access Across Environments
Ops opened doors for Dev too!
Changes

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Changes

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Cater better to
Frequent Releases
Feel Belonged
to the Product
Have Confidence
About the Product
Changes
Ops Teams can now…

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Dev Team
Integration
Management
Team
Platforms
Team
Changes

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Changes
Cope up
with
Emergent
Design
Adopt
Engineering
practices,
be a
craftsman
Testing
Think
Automation
Support
Agile
Development
Automate
Repeating
Tasks
Proactive
Planning
Of
Resources

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Ticket is a MUST for every
Environment
How would we Track
Changes otherwise?
Security
Concerns
What about
the
Governance
?
Code has to move
across all
environments,
before deploying to
production
We can not
give Access to
Production to
Developers
Constraints

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Home
# 1
Security Reviews
Gate ReviewsGovernance Reviews
Constraints

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Automate
Ticket
Creation
Manage
Access
For
Deployments
Code
Should
Traverse
ALL Environments
Automate
Quality
Checks
For e.g. Security
Constraints
Guidelines

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
First Man on the Moon…
Enablers

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Second man on moon looks even Happier…
Karan Aurora Borealis
Enablers

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Embrace
the
Evolving
Architecture
Cope up
with
Emergent
Design
Adopt
Engineering
practices,
be a
craftsman
Testing
Think
Automation
Support
the
Support
Groups
Remove
Dependency
On
Support
Team
For
Deployment
Increase
Development
Velocity
Convenient
Yet
Better
Tracking
Of
Deployments
Eliminate
Manual
Errors
During
Deployment
Free up
Support
Team’s
Time
For
More Value
Addition
Dare to Deployer
Enablers

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
70+ Applications 3000+ Deployments for the most Active App
17000+ Deployments so farPre-Conditions
Enablers

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Operations
Enablers

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Enablers
“Ops teams
engaged only in
case of
infrastructure
issues”
Former QA Team
member, Now a
DevOps member
“90% of issues
are fixed by dev
team during
deployment, it
saves lot of time
and provide
bandwidth to
support them to
work on other
things.”
Former
Integration Team
member, Now a
DevOps member

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Developers
Enablers

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
The Makeover
1 31
Push to
Deploy
Push to
Deploy
Push to
Deploy
Enablers

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
And The Hangover…

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
Bi-weekly calls
to sync up
Increased
collaboration
Identify the most
troublesome
tickets through
Support teams
Bust those
through Do It
Yourself screens

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
DevOps
2014
DevOps
2013
Analytics
Visualization
Include
Infrastructure
& Support
Embrace
Other
Teams Deployer for
Other
Technologies
Being Truly
Agile
Deployer for
Other
Technologies

Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of technologies, XML continues to play a vital role in structuring, storing, and transporting data across diverse systems. The recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) present new methodologies for enhancing XML development workflows, introducing efficiency, automation, and intelligent capabilities. This presentation will outline the scope and perspective of utilizing AI in XML development. The potential benefits and the possible pitfalls will be highlighted, providing a balanced view of the subject. We will explore the capabilities of AI in understanding XML markup languages and autonomously creating structured XML content. Additionally, we will examine the capacity of AI to enrich plain text with appropriate XML markup. Practical examples and methodological guidelines will be provided to elucidate how AI can be effectively prompted to interpret and generate accurate XML markup. Further emphasis will be placed on the role of AI in developing XSLT, or schemas such as XSD and Schematron. We will address the techniques and strategies adopted to create prompts for generating code, explaining code, or refactoring the code, and the results achieved. The discussion will extend to how AI can be used to transform XML content. In particular, the focus will be on the use of AI XPath extension functions in XSLT, Schematron, Schematron Quick Fixes, or for XML content refactoring. The presentation aims to deliver a comprehensive overview of AI usage in XML development, providing attendees with the necessary knowledge to make informed decisions. Whether you’re at the early stages of adopting AI or considering integrating it in advanced XML development, this presentation will cover all levels of expertise. By highlighting the potential advantages and challenges of integrating AI with XML development tools and languages, the presentation seeks to inspire thoughtful conversation around the future of XML development. We’ll not only delve into the technical aspects of AI-powered XML development but also discuss practical implications and possible future directions.

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3. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Major stable version, Every 6 weeks Beta Channels, Every 2-3 Weeks Dev channel versions, once a Week Canary Channel Changes Near Daily

4. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013

5. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 How much time does it take to take a one line change to production?

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7. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013

8. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Being Agile 2013 Waterfall 2007 Enablers Constraints Challenges Changes

9. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Challenges

10. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 10 Continuous IntegrationAutomation The Good Custom Development Challenges

11. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 The Bad Diverse Groups Different Hierarchies Heterogeneous Culture Different Environments Behaviors Challenges

12. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Challenges

13. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 The Ugly 1 31 Challenges

14. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Challenges At Least FIVE Days to take one line change to production!!!

15. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013

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17. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Deploy + Debug + Test together Changes

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19. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Access to execute tasks Access to Error Logs Read Only Access Across Environments Ops opened doors for Dev too! Changes

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24. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Ticket is a MUST for every Environment How would we Track Changes otherwise? Security Concerns What about the Governance ? Code has to move across all environments, before deploying to production We can not give Access to Production to Developers Constraints

25. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Home # 1 Security Reviews Gate ReviewsGovernance Reviews Constraints

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29. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Embrace the Evolving Architecture Cope up with Emergent Design Adopt Engineering practices, be a craftsman Testing Think Automation Support the Support Groups Remove Dependency On Support Team For Deployment Increase Development Velocity Convenient Yet Better Tracking Of Deployments Eliminate Manual Errors During Deployment Free up Support Team’s Time For More Value Addition Dare to Deployer Enablers

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31. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Operations Enablers

32. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Enablers “Ops teams engaged only in case of infrastructure issues” Former QA Team member, Now a DevOps member “90% of issues are fixed by dev team during deployment, it saves lot of time and provide bandwidth to support them to work on other things.” Former Integration Team member, Now a DevOps member

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35. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 And The Hangover…

36. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Bi-weekly calls to sync up Increased collaboration Identify the most troublesome tickets through Support teams Bust those through Do It Yourself screens

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38. Presentation by Yashasree Barve & Dipen ShahScrum India Gatherings 2013 Happy to take Questions Hope This Session Helps! Thank you ?

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