It is not easy to migrate to the cloud. It sounds simple initially, but during the migration, you realize that you forgot about things like governance, landing zone, and after a while, running costs are out of control. Join this session if you want to find how Cloud Adoption Framework can help us migrate our solutions to Microsoft Azure. The session is full of real-life examples and hands-on materials.
"Big Data beyond Apache Hadoop - How to Integrate ALL your Data" - JavaOne 2013Kai Wähner
Big data represents a significant paradigm shift in enterprise technology. Big data radically changes the nature of the data management profession as it introduces new concerns about the volume, velocity and variety of corporate data.
Apache Hadoop is the open source defacto standard for implementing big data solutions on the Java platform. Hadoop consists of its kernel, MapReduce, and the Hadoop Distributed Filesystem (HDFS). A challenging task is to send all data to Hadoop for processing and storage (and then get it back to your application later), because in practice data comes from many different applications (SAP, Salesforce, Siebel, etc.) and databases (File, SQL, NoSQL), uses different technologies and concepts for communication (e.g. HTTP, FTP, RMI, JMS), and consists of different data formats using CSV, XML, binary data, or other alternatives.
This session shows different open source frameworks and products to solve this challenging task. Learn how to use every thinkable data with Hadoop – without plenty of complex or redundant boilerplate code.
This document summarizes David Porter's talk about leveraging the power of Varnish Configuration Language (VCL) and Varnishtest. It outlines how the company improved their practices around traffic routing, caching, and testing of VCL configurations by adopting automation tools like Puppet and Jenkins for configuration management and continuous integration, using Docker for testing environments, and implementing a software development life cycle with peer review and version control for VCL files. This allowed them to move from a problematic, manual process to one where configurations are more robust, standardized across environments, and collaboratively developed and tested.
Showdown: Integration Framework (Spring Integration, Apache Camel) vs. Enterp...Kai Wähner
I had a talk at Java User Group Frankfurt (JUGF): "Showdown: Integration Framework (Spring Integration, Apache Camel) vs. Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)". The room was fully packed, interest in integration frameworks, ESBs, and corresponding tooling is increasing every year!
This document discusses the shift to on-demand business intelligence (BI). It identifies five key drivers of this shift: 1) It just makes sense from a cost and usability perspective; 2) The need for simple, easy to use BI tools; 3) The shift from transactional systems (OLTP) to analytical systems (OLAP); 4) Analyst predictions that on-demand BI will grow significantly; 5) Most traditional BI vendors are now adopting on-demand strategies to follow market trends. The document argues that on-demand BI can help address the gap in meeting the needs of business users who want simple, flexible and low-cost access to information and insights.
This document discusses how cloud computing and DevOps can improve how enterprises deliver IT services. It argues that cloud and DevOps can significantly increase agility, cost efficiency, and quality. Specifically, it notes that cloud and DevOps allow for faster innovation, time to market, elastic infrastructure, and integration of new acquisitions. It also discusses how cloud and DevOps can increase overall IT efficiency, standardization, automation, asset utilization, and application resiliency and availability. The document provides models for cloud and DevOps maturity and outlines considerations for DevOps tools that support version control, testing, provisioning and change management.
The Impact of SMACT on the Data Management StackSnapLogic
This presentation introduces the concept of the "Integrator's Dilemma" and reviews some of the challenges faced by traditional data and application integration technologies when it comes to keeping up with the new enterprise data, application and API connectivity and management requirements. We review the landscape and share examples of the steps more and more IT organizations are taking to improve business alignment through faster access to trusted data.
To learn more, visit http://www.snaplogic.com/ipaas
Why is it important? What is it? What is fueling all of the growth? Find out the power of platform-as-a-service for the enterprise in this infographic.
"Big Data beyond Apache Hadoop - How to Integrate ALL your Data" - JavaOne 2013Kai Wähner
Big data represents a significant paradigm shift in enterprise technology. Big data radically changes the nature of the data management profession as it introduces new concerns about the volume, velocity and variety of corporate data.
Apache Hadoop is the open source defacto standard for implementing big data solutions on the Java platform. Hadoop consists of its kernel, MapReduce, and the Hadoop Distributed Filesystem (HDFS). A challenging task is to send all data to Hadoop for processing and storage (and then get it back to your application later), because in practice data comes from many different applications (SAP, Salesforce, Siebel, etc.) and databases (File, SQL, NoSQL), uses different technologies and concepts for communication (e.g. HTTP, FTP, RMI, JMS), and consists of different data formats using CSV, XML, binary data, or other alternatives.
This session shows different open source frameworks and products to solve this challenging task. Learn how to use every thinkable data with Hadoop – without plenty of complex or redundant boilerplate code.
This document summarizes David Porter's talk about leveraging the power of Varnish Configuration Language (VCL) and Varnishtest. It outlines how the company improved their practices around traffic routing, caching, and testing of VCL configurations by adopting automation tools like Puppet and Jenkins for configuration management and continuous integration, using Docker for testing environments, and implementing a software development life cycle with peer review and version control for VCL files. This allowed them to move from a problematic, manual process to one where configurations are more robust, standardized across environments, and collaboratively developed and tested.
Showdown: Integration Framework (Spring Integration, Apache Camel) vs. Enterp...Kai Wähner
I had a talk at Java User Group Frankfurt (JUGF): "Showdown: Integration Framework (Spring Integration, Apache Camel) vs. Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)". The room was fully packed, interest in integration frameworks, ESBs, and corresponding tooling is increasing every year!
This document discusses the shift to on-demand business intelligence (BI). It identifies five key drivers of this shift: 1) It just makes sense from a cost and usability perspective; 2) The need for simple, easy to use BI tools; 3) The shift from transactional systems (OLTP) to analytical systems (OLAP); 4) Analyst predictions that on-demand BI will grow significantly; 5) Most traditional BI vendors are now adopting on-demand strategies to follow market trends. The document argues that on-demand BI can help address the gap in meeting the needs of business users who want simple, flexible and low-cost access to information and insights.
This document discusses how cloud computing and DevOps can improve how enterprises deliver IT services. It argues that cloud and DevOps can significantly increase agility, cost efficiency, and quality. Specifically, it notes that cloud and DevOps allow for faster innovation, time to market, elastic infrastructure, and integration of new acquisitions. It also discusses how cloud and DevOps can increase overall IT efficiency, standardization, automation, asset utilization, and application resiliency and availability. The document provides models for cloud and DevOps maturity and outlines considerations for DevOps tools that support version control, testing, provisioning and change management.
The Impact of SMACT on the Data Management StackSnapLogic
This presentation introduces the concept of the "Integrator's Dilemma" and reviews some of the challenges faced by traditional data and application integration technologies when it comes to keeping up with the new enterprise data, application and API connectivity and management requirements. We review the landscape and share examples of the steps more and more IT organizations are taking to improve business alignment through faster access to trusted data.
To learn more, visit http://www.snaplogic.com/ipaas
Why is it important? What is it? What is fueling all of the growth? Find out the power of platform-as-a-service for the enterprise in this infographic.
The document summarizes VisiQuate's journey migrating a client's data architecture to Azure. It describes initial architectures using Azure services like SQL Database and HDInsight that required improvements. The architecture evolved through versions 2 and 3 using Spark and Hive on HDInsight and Azure Synapse for analytics. Key lessons included performance issues, undocumented features, and differences between Spark and Hive metadata. The summary recommends considering multiple migration options and being prepared to iterate on rebuilding architectures in the cloud.
To be able to use analytics effectively and thus leverage the data treasures in the company, you need a modern and scalable data platform that can react flexibly to events and was designed with a DataOps mindset from the very beginning.
A successful enterprise Journey to Cloud requires more than technical execution, and we’ll help you learn what to consider, the pitfalls and how to succeed. We’ve helped many companies – in Australia and globally – execute their digital vision and accelerate change on their Journey to Cloud. We’ll share some of their experiences to help you discover how an optimised migration can transform your business.
Speakers:
Chris Fleishmann, Managing Director, Journey to Cloud Chief Architect
Attilio Di Lorenzo, Senior manager, Journey to Cloud Architect
Webinar: It's the 21st Century - Why Isn't Your Data Integration Loosely Coup...SnapLogic
In this webinar, learn from digital transformation and SOA thought leader Jason Bloomberg about traditional enterprise application integration (EAI), the rise of SOA and Web Services, and the latest REST and JSON initiatives.
This presentation also features a discussion of the age-old problem of implementing loosely coupled data integration, an architectural approach to solving this difficult problem and a demonstration of SnapLogic.
To learn more, visit: www.snaplogic.com/connect-faster
Build & Deploy Scalable Cloud Applications in Record TimeRightScale
The document summarizes a presentation about developing and deploying scalable cloud applications using WaveMaker and RightScale. WaveMaker is a platform for rapidly developing web and cloud applications while RightScale is a cloud management platform that allows deploying and managing applications across different cloud infrastructures. The presentation included demos of building an application with WaveMaker and deploying/managing it using RightScale's automation and scaling capabilities.
Framework and Product Comparison for Big Data Log Analytics and ITOA Kai Wähner
IT systems and applications generate more and more machine data due to millions of mobile devices, Internet of Things, social network users, and other new emerging technologies. However, organizations experience challenges when monitoring and managing their IT systems and technology infrastructure. They struggle with network and server monitoring/troubleshooting, security analysis, custom application monitoring and debugging, compliance standards, and others.
This session discusses how to solve the challenges of analyzing Terabytes and more of different log data to leverage the “digital business” – a term defined by Gartner and others to explain that IT is not just a tool to enable a business, but IT is the business.
The main part of the session compares different solutions for operational intelligence and log analytics to create “digital business”, such as Splunk, TIBCO LogLogic and the open source “ELK stack” (ElasticSearch, Logstash, Kibana).
A common use case will be demonstrated in a live demo: Monitoring, analyzing and correlating a complex E-Commerce transaction running through different custom applications such as a Java EE web application, an integration middleware and analytics processes.
The end of the session explains the distinction of the discussed solutions to Apache Hadoop, and how they can complement each other in a big data architecture.
Business intelligence (BI) on the cloud allows companies to access BI tools, analytics, and data through cloud computing rather than maintaining expensive on-premise software and hardware. Key benefits of BI on the cloud include scalability, lower upfront costs, and easier access to BI capabilities. Some challenges are that cloud BI requires IT involvement and customization of solutions, and user adoption can be difficult compared to standard business applications.
Data and its Role in Your Digital TransformationVMware Tanzu
The document discusses how data and data-driven approaches are fueling digital transformation and innovation across industries. It provides examples of how companies are leveraging large amounts of data and machine learning to improve products and business models. The document advocates becoming a data-driven enterprise by embracing new data sources, data processing techniques, and data analytics to gain insights and build intelligent applications.
RightScale Webinar: August 25, 2009 – In this webinar we introduced the first business intelligence solution stack running on the cloud. This cutting-edge solution has been created by business intelligence industry leaders Jaspersoft, Talend and Vertica with the leader in cloud computing management, RightScale.
Hyper Stratus Migrating Applications to the Cloudbhgolden
The document discusses migrating the Lessonopoly application from an on-premise single server architecture to Amazon Web Services (AWS). Key issues addressed in the migration included software licensing, dynamic data management, application management, and backups. The migration was successful and reduced costs while improving availability and scalability compared to the original on-premise infrastructure.
Connect Faster with SnapLogic at Workday RisingSnapLogic
The SnapLogic team recently attended Workday Rising in Las Vegas. In this presentation, learn how SnapLogic is the leader in Workday® integration solutions for rapidly orchestrating process and data across the human resources information system (HRIS) application landscape.
To learn more, visit: snaplogic.com/workday
Fast Track your Cloud Migration with an Intelligent Cloud Transformation Strategy
Learn more about Cloud Transformation services: https://hexaware.com/services/cloud-transformation/
The document provides guidelines for successfully migrating applications to the cloud. It discusses assessing applications to determine suitability for migration, building a business case, developing a technical approach, adopting an integration model, addressing security and privacy requirements, and managing the migration project. The key steps involve planning the migration thoroughly through readiness assessments, justifying the business value, designing technical solutions, ensuring integrations continue to function, protecting sensitive data, and executing the migration through testing and cutover.
Introducing social networking into an e commerce platform - (delver) sears ho...Nati Shalom
Sears is introducing social networking features to its e-commerce platform to address deficiencies in traditional e-commerce like poor discovery, targeting, and lack of trust in reviews. The presenter discusses how social commerce can improve user engagement and conversions through personalized discovery based on social connections and user-generated content. Technical challenges around storing and analyzing social graph data at scale are addressed through an in-memory graph database to allow fast random access for a socialized e-commerce site.
Cloud Native, Cloud First and Hybrid: How Different Organizations are Approac...Amazon Web Services
The advent of highly scalable, easy-to-deploy technology is transforming both private and public entities – but it’s not a one-size-fits-all approach. Each organization has its own cloud journey to share. Some start with pilot projects, while others jump into mission-critical programs. Adopting the cloud doesn’t mean starting over – it’s about enhancing your existing infrastructure. In this session, learn firsthand from MTCnovo and United Kingdom Data Archive (UKDA) share on how they are using the cloud to build on their existing technologies and learning valuable lessons along the way.
Speaker:
Nathan Cunningham, Associate Director, Big Data, UK Data Archive
Simone Hume, Business Development Manager, Amazon Web Services
Chris Martin, CTO, MTCnovo
Jonathan Snowball, CIO, MTCnovo
Trivadis TechEvent 2016 DWH Modernization – in the Age of Big Data by Gregor ...Trivadis
Dispositive Architekturen sind in vielen Unternehmen über die Zeit organisch gewachsen, wartungsintensiv und nur mit hohem Aufwand zu erweitern. Aktuelle Entwicklungen wie z.B. Bimodale IT / BI, Big Data und Digitalisierung stellen weitere Anforderungen an analytische Datenmanagement Lösungen und beschleunigen zusätzlich den Änderungsbedarf. Der Vortrag beleuchtet, welche Aspekte bei der Modernisierung fachlich, technisch und organisatorisch zu berücksichtigen sind, welche Zielkonflikte zu managen sind und welche Potentiale sich für weitere Nutzung ergeben.
Why Are Digital Disruptors Successful And How Can You Become One? VMware Tanzu
Who are the leading digital disruptors, and what if you were able to identify the secret of their success and apply it to your business? In this session we will do exactly that: review which digital businesses are successful and why, identifying the capabilities you need to be a successful digital business.
Speaker: Rached Dabboussi, Regional Director, Middle East, Pivotal
RightScale Webinar: Operationalize Your Enterprise AWS Usage Through an IT Ve...RightScale
We’ve all seen the trend everywhere around us: customers want self-service. It offers them the agility they need and gives businesses the ability to scale and lower their costs. With cloud deployments, enterprises can experience similar benefits through the use of a self-service portal where internal customers can provision their own resources while Central IT maintains control and visibility. This saves both time and money.
In this webinar, learn how to empower your internal customers to provision the necessary cloud resources when they need them but also ensure that what get receive is well within IT approved guidelines. Beyond simple convenience, this methodology permits you to operationalize your AWS cloud usage to easily roll cloud into an overall IT strategy.
Architects from Amazon Web Services (AWS) and RightScale, an Advanced Technology Partner, will provide an overview of the key business and technical considerations for operationalizing your AWS cloud usage. In the second half of the webinar, our technical experts will answer your questions. Priority will be given to pre-submitted questions.
To help illustrate the effectiveness of this approach, our architects will walk you through real-world examples and the overall impact on their organizations.
Key Topics:
1. Create an IT Vending machine with consistent and reproducible processes.
2. Enable your end users while maintaining visibility and control.
3. Use cost planning and forecasting to fine-tune and understand cloud spend.
4. Discover reporting and auditing tools to ensure compliance.
5. Avoid downtime through proven HA/DR architectures.
This document summarizes a webinar about using Informatica Cloud to load big data into AWS services like Amazon Redshift for analytics. It discusses how Informatica Cloud can help consolidate and analyze customer data from multiple sources for a company called UBM to improve customer insights. The webinar also provides an example of how UBM used Informatica Cloud and Redshift to better understand customer behaviors and identify potential event attendees through analytics.
Everything you need to know about cloud migrationRadu Vunvulea
It is not easy to migrate to the cloud. It sounds simple initially, but during the migration, you realize that you forgot about things like governance, landing zone, and after a while, running costs are out of control. Join this session if you want to find how Cloud Adoption Framework can help us migrate our solutions to Microsoft Azure. The session is full of real-life examples and hands-on materials.
Legacy apps are now something of the past, companies that seek growth and development should learn how to migrate from legacy applications to the cloud. Even though challenges exists, and business should always have an exit strategy, the cloud is yet the best option for storage for many advantages.
The document summarizes VisiQuate's journey migrating a client's data architecture to Azure. It describes initial architectures using Azure services like SQL Database and HDInsight that required improvements. The architecture evolved through versions 2 and 3 using Spark and Hive on HDInsight and Azure Synapse for analytics. Key lessons included performance issues, undocumented features, and differences between Spark and Hive metadata. The summary recommends considering multiple migration options and being prepared to iterate on rebuilding architectures in the cloud.
To be able to use analytics effectively and thus leverage the data treasures in the company, you need a modern and scalable data platform that can react flexibly to events and was designed with a DataOps mindset from the very beginning.
A successful enterprise Journey to Cloud requires more than technical execution, and we’ll help you learn what to consider, the pitfalls and how to succeed. We’ve helped many companies – in Australia and globally – execute their digital vision and accelerate change on their Journey to Cloud. We’ll share some of their experiences to help you discover how an optimised migration can transform your business.
Speakers:
Chris Fleishmann, Managing Director, Journey to Cloud Chief Architect
Attilio Di Lorenzo, Senior manager, Journey to Cloud Architect
Webinar: It's the 21st Century - Why Isn't Your Data Integration Loosely Coup...SnapLogic
In this webinar, learn from digital transformation and SOA thought leader Jason Bloomberg about traditional enterprise application integration (EAI), the rise of SOA and Web Services, and the latest REST and JSON initiatives.
This presentation also features a discussion of the age-old problem of implementing loosely coupled data integration, an architectural approach to solving this difficult problem and a demonstration of SnapLogic.
To learn more, visit: www.snaplogic.com/connect-faster
Build & Deploy Scalable Cloud Applications in Record TimeRightScale
The document summarizes a presentation about developing and deploying scalable cloud applications using WaveMaker and RightScale. WaveMaker is a platform for rapidly developing web and cloud applications while RightScale is a cloud management platform that allows deploying and managing applications across different cloud infrastructures. The presentation included demos of building an application with WaveMaker and deploying/managing it using RightScale's automation and scaling capabilities.
Framework and Product Comparison for Big Data Log Analytics and ITOA Kai Wähner
IT systems and applications generate more and more machine data due to millions of mobile devices, Internet of Things, social network users, and other new emerging technologies. However, organizations experience challenges when monitoring and managing their IT systems and technology infrastructure. They struggle with network and server monitoring/troubleshooting, security analysis, custom application monitoring and debugging, compliance standards, and others.
This session discusses how to solve the challenges of analyzing Terabytes and more of different log data to leverage the “digital business” – a term defined by Gartner and others to explain that IT is not just a tool to enable a business, but IT is the business.
The main part of the session compares different solutions for operational intelligence and log analytics to create “digital business”, such as Splunk, TIBCO LogLogic and the open source “ELK stack” (ElasticSearch, Logstash, Kibana).
A common use case will be demonstrated in a live demo: Monitoring, analyzing and correlating a complex E-Commerce transaction running through different custom applications such as a Java EE web application, an integration middleware and analytics processes.
The end of the session explains the distinction of the discussed solutions to Apache Hadoop, and how they can complement each other in a big data architecture.
Business intelligence (BI) on the cloud allows companies to access BI tools, analytics, and data through cloud computing rather than maintaining expensive on-premise software and hardware. Key benefits of BI on the cloud include scalability, lower upfront costs, and easier access to BI capabilities. Some challenges are that cloud BI requires IT involvement and customization of solutions, and user adoption can be difficult compared to standard business applications.
Data and its Role in Your Digital TransformationVMware Tanzu
The document discusses how data and data-driven approaches are fueling digital transformation and innovation across industries. It provides examples of how companies are leveraging large amounts of data and machine learning to improve products and business models. The document advocates becoming a data-driven enterprise by embracing new data sources, data processing techniques, and data analytics to gain insights and build intelligent applications.
RightScale Webinar: August 25, 2009 – In this webinar we introduced the first business intelligence solution stack running on the cloud. This cutting-edge solution has been created by business intelligence industry leaders Jaspersoft, Talend and Vertica with the leader in cloud computing management, RightScale.
Hyper Stratus Migrating Applications to the Cloudbhgolden
The document discusses migrating the Lessonopoly application from an on-premise single server architecture to Amazon Web Services (AWS). Key issues addressed in the migration included software licensing, dynamic data management, application management, and backups. The migration was successful and reduced costs while improving availability and scalability compared to the original on-premise infrastructure.
Connect Faster with SnapLogic at Workday RisingSnapLogic
The SnapLogic team recently attended Workday Rising in Las Vegas. In this presentation, learn how SnapLogic is the leader in Workday® integration solutions for rapidly orchestrating process and data across the human resources information system (HRIS) application landscape.
To learn more, visit: snaplogic.com/workday
Fast Track your Cloud Migration with an Intelligent Cloud Transformation Strategy
Learn more about Cloud Transformation services: https://hexaware.com/services/cloud-transformation/
The document provides guidelines for successfully migrating applications to the cloud. It discusses assessing applications to determine suitability for migration, building a business case, developing a technical approach, adopting an integration model, addressing security and privacy requirements, and managing the migration project. The key steps involve planning the migration thoroughly through readiness assessments, justifying the business value, designing technical solutions, ensuring integrations continue to function, protecting sensitive data, and executing the migration through testing and cutover.
Introducing social networking into an e commerce platform - (delver) sears ho...Nati Shalom
Sears is introducing social networking features to its e-commerce platform to address deficiencies in traditional e-commerce like poor discovery, targeting, and lack of trust in reviews. The presenter discusses how social commerce can improve user engagement and conversions through personalized discovery based on social connections and user-generated content. Technical challenges around storing and analyzing social graph data at scale are addressed through an in-memory graph database to allow fast random access for a socialized e-commerce site.
Cloud Native, Cloud First and Hybrid: How Different Organizations are Approac...Amazon Web Services
The advent of highly scalable, easy-to-deploy technology is transforming both private and public entities – but it’s not a one-size-fits-all approach. Each organization has its own cloud journey to share. Some start with pilot projects, while others jump into mission-critical programs. Adopting the cloud doesn’t mean starting over – it’s about enhancing your existing infrastructure. In this session, learn firsthand from MTCnovo and United Kingdom Data Archive (UKDA) share on how they are using the cloud to build on their existing technologies and learning valuable lessons along the way.
Speaker:
Nathan Cunningham, Associate Director, Big Data, UK Data Archive
Simone Hume, Business Development Manager, Amazon Web Services
Chris Martin, CTO, MTCnovo
Jonathan Snowball, CIO, MTCnovo
Trivadis TechEvent 2016 DWH Modernization – in the Age of Big Data by Gregor ...Trivadis
Dispositive Architekturen sind in vielen Unternehmen über die Zeit organisch gewachsen, wartungsintensiv und nur mit hohem Aufwand zu erweitern. Aktuelle Entwicklungen wie z.B. Bimodale IT / BI, Big Data und Digitalisierung stellen weitere Anforderungen an analytische Datenmanagement Lösungen und beschleunigen zusätzlich den Änderungsbedarf. Der Vortrag beleuchtet, welche Aspekte bei der Modernisierung fachlich, technisch und organisatorisch zu berücksichtigen sind, welche Zielkonflikte zu managen sind und welche Potentiale sich für weitere Nutzung ergeben.
Why Are Digital Disruptors Successful And How Can You Become One? VMware Tanzu
Who are the leading digital disruptors, and what if you were able to identify the secret of their success and apply it to your business? In this session we will do exactly that: review which digital businesses are successful and why, identifying the capabilities you need to be a successful digital business.
Speaker: Rached Dabboussi, Regional Director, Middle East, Pivotal
RightScale Webinar: Operationalize Your Enterprise AWS Usage Through an IT Ve...RightScale
We’ve all seen the trend everywhere around us: customers want self-service. It offers them the agility they need and gives businesses the ability to scale and lower their costs. With cloud deployments, enterprises can experience similar benefits through the use of a self-service portal where internal customers can provision their own resources while Central IT maintains control and visibility. This saves both time and money.
In this webinar, learn how to empower your internal customers to provision the necessary cloud resources when they need them but also ensure that what get receive is well within IT approved guidelines. Beyond simple convenience, this methodology permits you to operationalize your AWS cloud usage to easily roll cloud into an overall IT strategy.
Architects from Amazon Web Services (AWS) and RightScale, an Advanced Technology Partner, will provide an overview of the key business and technical considerations for operationalizing your AWS cloud usage. In the second half of the webinar, our technical experts will answer your questions. Priority will be given to pre-submitted questions.
To help illustrate the effectiveness of this approach, our architects will walk you through real-world examples and the overall impact on their organizations.
Key Topics:
1. Create an IT Vending machine with consistent and reproducible processes.
2. Enable your end users while maintaining visibility and control.
3. Use cost planning and forecasting to fine-tune and understand cloud spend.
4. Discover reporting and auditing tools to ensure compliance.
5. Avoid downtime through proven HA/DR architectures.
This document summarizes a webinar about using Informatica Cloud to load big data into AWS services like Amazon Redshift for analytics. It discusses how Informatica Cloud can help consolidate and analyze customer data from multiple sources for a company called UBM to improve customer insights. The webinar also provides an example of how UBM used Informatica Cloud and Redshift to better understand customer behaviors and identify potential event attendees through analytics.
Everything you need to know about cloud migrationRadu Vunvulea
It is not easy to migrate to the cloud. It sounds simple initially, but during the migration, you realize that you forgot about things like governance, landing zone, and after a while, running costs are out of control. Join this session if you want to find how Cloud Adoption Framework can help us migrate our solutions to Microsoft Azure. The session is full of real-life examples and hands-on materials.
Legacy apps are now something of the past, companies that seek growth and development should learn how to migrate from legacy applications to the cloud. Even though challenges exists, and business should always have an exit strategy, the cloud is yet the best option for storage for many advantages.
The document discusses 5 keys to successful cloud migration: 1) Developing the right strategy early; 2) Knowing which applications are cloud-suitable; 3) Securing the right skills and resources; 4) Maintaining data integrity and ensuring operational continuity; and 5) Adopting an end-to-end approach. It notes that portfolio analysis, legacy application modernization, security concerns, and the complexity of migration are among the top challenges.
Most companies struggle to successfully migrate to the cloud because they lack a clear roadmap. The document provides six best practices for cloud planning based on experience helping companies migrate: 1) Ensure all stakeholders are onboard from executives to end users, 2) Roll out cloud services in phases to test effectiveness, 3) Align cloud purchases with business goals, 4) Choose a committed technology partner, 5) Coordinate the move across subsidiaries, and 6) Define processes upfront. Following these practices can help make the cloud migration process easier.
Cloud ROI and Implementation - A TechBlocks Solutions GuideTechBlocks
Realize your business potential in the cloud. This guide includes:
- How to improve business productivity in the cloud
- How to measure cloud ROI
- A step-by-step process for building your roadmap for success
1. Putting together a qualified team
2. Creating a written business case and strategy
3. Picking the right deployment and service model
4. Creating governance rules
5. Overcoming compliance and security issues
6. Integrating, validating and managing the cloud
7. Moving forward into the cloud - long term management
The document provides a methodology for migrating applications and infrastructure to the cloud in 4 phases - definition, design, migration, and management. In the definition phase, business needs are evaluated to define a cloud strategy and migration roadmap. In design, a cloud vendor is selected and applications are assessed for cloud readiness. A cloud architecture is developed along with a migration plan. In migration, resources and applications are moved to the cloud in batches while testing. Finally, management involves automation, monitoring, and knowledge transfer. Key considerations for cloud migration include change management, integration needs, data management strategies, and security.
My main interest currently is business driven cloud adoption and from that perspective I addressed migration and modernization themes on the Serverless meetup 10.11.2022. From business requirements perspective, should everything be serverless?
The document discusses strategies for enterprise cloud migrations. It notes that minimizing downtime, staying within budget, and avoiding performance impacts are top challenges. It recommends developing a multi-cloud strategy using approaches like lift-and-shift, re-architecting, and reconsidering applications. Preparing applications by fixing issues, understanding architecture and user needs, and monitoring performance during migration are also emphasized.
The document discusses how enterprises can maximize the value of cloud computing by migrating more workloads to the cloud, getting the most out of hyperscale cloud providers by leveraging their innovations and investments, modernizing architectures and applications for the cloud to increase organizational speed and agility, running and optimizing workloads in the cloud for higher business performance, and using cloud to enable innovation and growth through new business models. It provides guidance on prioritizing workloads for migration, establishing partnerships with hyperscalers, and leveraging their ongoing innovation through a cloud center of excellence.
How to develop a multi cloud strategy to accelerate digital transformation - ...Senaka Ariyasinghe
This document discusses developing a multi-cloud strategy to accelerate digital transformation. It outlines a 6-step process:
1. Identify business drivers through stakeholder interviews and use case analysis.
2. Assess cloud readiness by analyzing applications and determining best deployment options.
3. Define enabling capabilities like automation, cost management and security.
4. Choose a management platform and reference architecture for consumption.
5. Organize people and processes with new roles and cross-functional teams.
6. Create a roadmap with workstreams for implementation and ongoing optimization.
Cloud Migration Key Points to Consider.pdfniahiggins21
The document discusses key considerations for migrating a business to the cloud. It covers potential benefits like improved performance, faster innovation, enhanced resilience and security. It also discusses important factors to consider like choosing the right cloud platform, budgeting, data security and common challenges. The cloud migration process involves discovery, design, migration, going live and ongoing support phases. Different migration strategies like rehosting, replatforming, repurchasing, refactoring, retiring and retaining are also outlined.
Declouding or Uncloud is the removal of applications and data from a cloud computing platform. It involves mapping the application's dependencies within the cloud vendor's infrastructure and locating all instances of the customer's data.
Testing applications in the cloud is referred to as cloud testing. It involves testing various aspects like availability, disaster recovery, interoperability, multi-tenancy, performance, and security. Cloud testing provides benefits such as cost savings, faster testing, disaster recovery, and flexibility. However, cloud computing also poses challenges for testing that organizations need to address such as issues that can arise from testing applications across various cloud modules and environments. Choosing an experienced testing partner can help enable successful migration of applications to the cloud.
JD Edwards in the Cloud - Flipbook: What are your peers doing? ManageForce
What’s Inside:
Get the facts in 15 minutes. Use the planning information to get started.
Benchmark
Learn what your peers are doing (OAUG survey)
57% are using cloud service, and the number is growing.
Triggers
Explore cloud adoption scenarios
Survey: The impetus is coming from IT, and 35% are seeing unexpected benefits.
Options
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2. 200%
ADDITIONAL COST
Stakeholders frightened
of final cost
36M
FROM 9M PROGRAM
Lack of basic business
features
X1.5
OPERATIONAL COST
A part of subsystem still
running on-premises
Line of business applications used to manage and keep tracking of goods inside a warehouse.
Web interfaces used by different suppliers to order and check the current stock. Integrated with
3rd party solutions for optimization and cost tracking.
In total there are 3 warehouses within a radius of 10 kilometres, where 800 employees are
working 24/7, delivering 20.000 goods per day.
WAREHOUSE
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
4. COST OPTIMIZATION IS THE PRIMARY REASON FOR 47% OF
ENTERPRISES’ CLOUD MIGRATION
90% OF COMPANIES ARE ON THE CLOUD
https://hostingtribunal.com/blog/cloud -computing-statistics/
5. Enterprises embrace multi-cloud
Public cloud adoption CONTINUES
TO ACCELERATE
Public cloud adoption is evolving
Use of public cloud PaaS
services is rising
Organizations STRUGGLE to get a
handle on growing cloud spend
https://www.flexera.com/blog/industry -trends/trend-of-cloud-computing-2020/
6. 6
Agenda
1. WHY DOES A CLOUD MIGRATION FAILS
2. AZURE CLOUD ADOPTION FRAMEWORK OVERVIEW
3. MIGRATION TOOLS AND TEMPLATES
4. MIGRATION STRATEGIES
7. HOW A CLOUD MIGRATION CAN FAIL
Time, Budget, Scope, SLA, Quality Metrics, Skills, KPIS
8. 8
Running in the same way as you would run them on-premises
Cloud is build in such a way to use resources only when you need them
On-premises are build with no orchestration or autonomy ability
Public cloud is metered and you pay for each for bit of it
Failure to adapt to the cloud
3 of 4 apps migrated
to cloud, moved back
to on-premises after
failing to achieve the
anticipated benefits
H T T P S : / / W W W . F O R T I N E T . C O M / C O N T E N T / D A M / F O R T I N E T / A S S E T S / A N A L Y S T - R E P O R T S / A R - 2 0 1 9 - I H S M - F O R T I N E T - W P - Q 2 . P D F
9. 9
Projects are driven by IT departments
Key people invited to late
No business KPIs and full business commitment
Not bringing in the business stakeholders
3 of 4 apps migrated
to cloud, moved back
to on-premises after
failing to achieve the
anticipated benefits
H T T P S : / / W W W . F O R T I N E T . C O M / C O N T E N T / D A M / F O R T I N E T / A S S E T S / A N A L Y S T - R E P O R T S / A R - 2 0 1 9 - I H S M - F O R T I N E T - W P - Q 2 . P D F
10. 10
Manage cloud in the same way as you would manage on-premises
solutions
Lack of procedures in the case of a failure
No tracking and logging capabilities
No optimization and cloud economics procedures
No Cloud Operating Model
3 of 4 apps migrated
to cloud, moved back
to on-premises after
failing to achieve the
anticipated benefits
H T T P S : / / W W W . F O R T I N E T . C O M / C O N T E N T / D A M / F O R T I N E T / A S S E T S / A N A L Y S T - R E P O R T S / A R - 2 0 1 9 - I H S M - F O R T I N E T - W P - Q 2 . P D F
11. 11
LACK OF PLANNING
Migration are started without a well-
researched and clear definition. They lack
of a strategy from day 0
The migration approach is crucial for
success. Even so, organizations don’t
spend enough time to identify what
solution works best for their specific
applications
Lack of testing in each stage of the
migration journey hide issues that could
be spotted earliest in the process.
WRONG MIGRATION
APPROACH NO TESTING
GOVERNANCE
Starting from selecting the wrong cloud
provider to ignoring access management
and compliancy requirements.
No strategy related to integration with
existing systems and gaps of skills
required to ensure success of such
integrations
Deciding to use a specific cloud vendor or
partner without considering business
expectations and technical capabilities
INTEGRATION VENDOR SELECTING
12. LANDING ZONES
Metropolis
• Using an analogy, this is similar
to how city utilities such as
water, gas, and electricity are
accessible before new houses
are constructed. In this context,
the network, IAM, policies,
management, and monitoring
are shared 'utility' services that
must be readily available to
help streamline the application
migration process.
Landing Zone
• The principle purpose of the
“Landing Zone” is to ensure that
when a workload lands on
Azure, the required “plumbing”
is already in place, providing
greater agility and compliance
with enterprise security and
governance requirements
13. Test-driven development (TDD)
A simple agreement between the cloud
platform team and other affected
teams. It will outline expected value-
added features and will become
increasingly complex as additional
workloads and cloud features are
adopted.
14. WHY DO ENTERPRISES NEED CLOUD ADOPTION
Cost Avoidance
Staff Productivity
Customer Experience
Faster time to market
Build a NEW REVENUE STREAM
15. WHAT DOES CLOUD MIGRATION MEAN?
CREATE new business value
Enhance WITH modern features and capabilities
16. HOW WE DO A CLOD MIGRATION?
Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
17. HOW WE DO A CLOUD MIGRATION?
Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
DEFINE
STRATEGY
DEFINE BUSINESS
JUSTIFICATION
AND EXPECTED
OUTCOMES
PLAN
ALIGN
ACTIONABLE
CLOUD ADOPTION
PLAN TO
BUSINESS
OUTCOMES
READY
PREPARE PEOPLE,
PROCESS AND
ENVIRONMENT FOR
CHANGE
ADOPT
MIGRATE OR
INNOVATE
IMPLEMENT
DESIRED CHANGES
ACROSS IT AND
BUSINESS
PROCESSES
GOVERN
COMPLY,
CONTROL AND
SECURE
MANAGE
OPERATE AND
OPTIMIZE
18. HOW WE DO A CLOUD MIGRATION?
Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
DEFINE
STRATEGY
DEFINE BUSINESS
JUSTIFICATION
AND EXPECTED
OUTCOMES
PLAN
ALIGN
ACTIONABLE
CLOUD ADOPTION
PLAN TO
BUSINESS
OUTCOMES
READY
PREPARE PEOPLE,
PROCESS AND
ENVIRONMENT FOR
CHANGE
ADOPT
MIGRATE OR
INNOVATE
IMPLEMENT
DESIRED CHANGES
ACROSS IT AND
BUSINESS
PROCESSES
GOVERN
COMPLY,
CONTROL AND
SECURE
MANAGE
OPERATE AND
OPTIMIZE
ALIGN STAKEHOLDERS
ALIGN PARTNER SUPPORT
BUSINESS JUSTIFICATION
BUSINESS KPIS
DOCUMENT STRATEGY TOOLS
CLOUD JOURNEY TRACKER
BUSINESS OUTCOME TEMPLATE
19. HOW WE DO A CLOUD MIGRATION?
Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
DEFINE
STRATEGY
DEFINE BUSINESS
JUSTIFICATION
AND EXPECTED
OUTCOMES
PLAN
ALIGN
ACTIONABLE
CLOUD ADOPTION
PLAN TO
BUSINESS
OUTCOMES
READY
PREPARE PEOPLE,
PROCESS AND
ENVIRONMENT FOR
CHANGE
ADOPT
MIGRATE OR
INNOVATE
IMPLEMENT
DESIRED CHANGES
ACROSS IT AND
BUSINESS
PROCESSES
GOVERN
COMPLY,
CONTROL AND
SECURE
MANAGE
OPERATE AND
OPTIMIZE
GATHER DATA AND ANALYZE ASSETS AND WORKLOADS
MAKE A BUSINESS CASE
CREATE MIGRATION PLAN
ASSESS DIGITAL ESTATE TOOLS
AZURE DEVOPS DEMO
GENERATOR
CLOUD ADOPTION PLAN
TEMPLATE
20. HOW WE DO A CLOUD MIGRATION?
Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
DEFINE
STRATEGY
DEFINE BUSINESS
JUSTIFICATION
AND EXPECTED
OUTCOMES
PLAN
ALIGN
ACTIONABLE
CLOUD ADOPTION
PLAN TO
BUSINESS
OUTCOMES
READY
PREPARE PEOPLE,
PROCESS AND
ENVIRONMENT FOR
CHANGE
ADOPT
MIGRATE OR
INNOVATE
IMPLEMENT
DESIRED CHANGES
ACROSS IT AND
BUSINESS
PROCESSES
GOVERN
COMPLY,
CONTROL AND
SECURE
MANAGE
OPERATE AND
OPTIMIZE
BUILD SKILLS READINESS PLAN
DEPLOY AN ALIGNED LANDING ZONE
EXPAND LANDING ZONE
SHARE PLANS WITH PEOPLE
REVIEW ORGANIZATION PROCESSES
TOOLS
AZURE SETUP GUIDE
READINESS CHECKLIST
NAMING AND TAGGING
TRACKING TEMPLATE
LANDING ZONE BLUEPRINTS
21. HOW WE DO A CLOUD MIGRATION?
Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
DEFINE
STRATEGY
DEFINE BUSINESS
JUSTIFICATION
AND EXPECTED
OUTCOMES
PLAN
ALIGN
ACTIONABLE
CLOUD ADOPTION
PLAN TO
BUSINESS
OUTCOMES
READY
PREPARE PEOPLE,
PROCESS AND
ENVIRONMENT FOR
CHANGE
ADOPT
MIGRATE OR
INNOVATE
IMPLEMENT
DESIRED CHANGES
ACROSS IT AND
BUSINESS
PROCESSES
GOVERN
COMPLY,
CONTROL AND
SECURE
MANAGE
OPERATE AND
OPTIMIZE
MIGRATE WORKLOADS
REVIEW LANDING ZONE
IMPLEMENT DESIRED CHANGES ACROSS IT
IMPLEMENT DESIRED CHANGES ACROSS PROCESSES
TRAIN PEOPLE
TOOLS
STRATEGIC MIGRATION
ASSESSMENT AND READINESS
TOOL (SMART)
AZURE MIGRATION GUIDE
22. HOW WE DO A CLOUD MIGRATION?
Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
DEFINE
STRATEGY
DEFINE BUSINESS
JUSTIFICATION
AND EXPECTED
OUTCOMES
PLAN
ALIGN
ACTIONABLE
CLOUD ADOPTION
PLAN TO
BUSINESS
OUTCOMES
READY
PREPARE PEOPLE,
PROCESS AND
ENVIRONMENT FOR
CHANGE
ADOPT
MIGRATE OR
INNOVATE
IMPLEMENT
DESIRED CHANGES
ACROSS IT AND
BUSINESS
PROCESSES
GOVERN
COMPLY,
CONTROL AND
SECURE
MANAGE
OPERATE AND
OPTIMIZE
DESIGN AND ENFORCE ACCESS CONTROL
REVIEW AND IMLEMENT COMPLIANCE REQUIRMENTS
DEPLOY INITIAL GOVERNANCE FOUNDATION
HAND-OFF PRODUCTION WORKLOADS TO CLOUD GOVERNANCE
TOOLS
GOVERNANCE BENCHMARK
GOVERNANCE PROCESS
TEMPLATE
COST MANAGEMENT PROCESS
TEMPLATE
DEPLOYMENT ACCELERATION
PROCESS TEMPLATE
IDENTITY PROCESS TEMPLATE
RESOURCE CONSISTENCY
PROCESS TEMPLATE
SECURITY BASELINE PROCESS
TEMPLATE
23. HOW WE DO A CLOUD MIGRATION?
Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
DEFINE
STRATEGY
DEFINE BUSINESS
JUSTIFICATION
AND EXPECTED
OUTCOMES
PLAN
ALIGN
ACTIONABLE
CLOUD ADOPTION
PLAN TO
BUSINESS
OUTCOMES
READY
PREPARE PEOPLE,
PROCESS AND
ENVIRONMENT FOR
CHANGE
ADOPT
MIGRATE OR
INNOVATE
IMPLEMENT
DESIRED CHANGES
ACROSS IT AND
BUSINESS
PROCESSES
GOVERN
COMPLY,
CONTROL AND
SECURE
MANAGE
OPERATE AND
OPTIMIZE
HAND-OFF PRODUCTION WORKLOADS TO CLOUD OPERATIONS
IMPLEMENT AN OPERATIONS BASELINE
OPTIMIZE RESOURCE TIER AND CONSUMTION
TOOLS
MICROSOFT AZURE WELL-
ARCHITECTED REVIEW
BEST PRACTICES SOURCE CODE
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
WORKBOOK
25. 25
Rehosting— Otherwise known as “lift-
and-shift.”
Replatforming— I sometimes call this
“lift-tinker-and-shift.”
Repurchasing— Moving to a different
product.
MIGRATION
STRATEGY
Refactoring / Re-architecting — Re-
imagining how the application is
architected and developed, typically
using cloud-native features.
Retire— Get rid of.
Retain— Usually this means “revisit”
or do nothing (for now).
H T T P S : / / A W S . A M A Z O N . C O M / B L O G S / E N T E R P R I S E - S T R A T E G Y / 6 - S T R A T E G I E S - F O R - M I G R A T I N G - A P P L I C A T I O N S - T O - T H E - C L O U D /
26. 26
Rehosting— Otherwise known as “lift-
and-shift.”
Replatforming— I sometimes call this
“lift-tinker-and-shift.”
Repurchasing— Moving to a different
product.
MIGRATION
STRATEGY
Refactoring / Re-architecting — Re-
imagining how the application is
architected and developed, typically
using cloud-native features.
Retire— Get rid of.
Retain— Usually this means “revisit”
or do nothing (for now).
H T T P S : / / A W S . A M A Z O N . C O M / B L O G S / E N T E R P R I S E - S T R A T E G Y / 6 - S T R A T E G I E S - F O R - M I G R A T I N G - A P P L I C A T I O N S - T O - T H E - C L O U D /
27. 27
When to use them
One important steps in the initial phase is to align the strategy with your
business goal. For each application you might have different migration
strategies.
REHOSTING
You need to move quickly to cloud. Migration
complexity is low and repetitive (e.g. 5k users, 12
apps). You don’t want to do any cleaning before the
migration.
REPLATFORMING
You want to upgrade the application from existing
platform to something new. The core application remain
the same and you just utilize the cloud infrastructure.
Good fit for non-critical application that are business
oriented.
REPURCHASING
You move to a SaaS, that it is fully maintained by a 3rd
party. You have zero costs on maintenance and
updates. In most of the cases the pricing model will
change to a subscription based.
REFACTORING
You end up with this approach when there is now other
way to achieve your business goals. You need fully or
partially to use a cloud-native approach. Using this
approach you improve agility, scalability, and
performance.
RETIRE
You realize that the application it is not used anymore.
The system is part of your IT portfolio, but there is no
business justification to keep the application. By
deciding to retire the solution you simplify the workload
that needs to be migrated, allowing the team to focus
on more important parts.
RETAIN
You realize that there is no value to migrate the solution
to cloud. You keep the system running on the current
infrastructure and review the decision after a period of
time.
28.
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41.
42. 100% alignment
on the Azure
environment
First workload
First 10
workload
First prod
workloads
First 100
workloads
Common path – Common blocker
Acting too soon
44. Landing zone Connected environments Secure landing zones Shared services model
CCoE and
operating
model
First
workload
First 10
workload
First prod
workloads
First 100
workloads
Cloud Adoption
(Migrate or Innovate)
Cloud Platform
(Refactoring landing zones)
Development approach
45. Landing zone
Connected
environments
Secure landing
zones
Shared
services model
CCoE and
operating
model
First
workload
First 10
workload
First prod
workloads
First 100
workloads
CLOUD
GOVERNA
NCE
CLOUD
OPERATIO
NS
REFACTOR TO
ENTERPRISE READINESS
DURING THIS PROCESS
Cloud Adoption
(Migrate or Innovate)
LANDING
ZONE
CONSIDERA
TIONS
Cloud Platform
(Refactoring landing zones)
CLOUD
SECURITY
49. DEFINE
STRATEGY
DEFINE BUSINESS
JUSTIFICATION
AND EXPECTED
OUTCOMES
PLAN
ALIGN
ACTIONABLE
CLOUD ADOPTION
PLAN TO
BUSINESS
OUTCOMES
READY
PREPARE PEOPLE,
PROCESS AND
ENVIRONMENT FOR
CHANGE
ADOPT
MIGRATE OR
INNOVATE
IMPLEMENT
DESIRED CHANGES
ACROSS IT AND
BUSINESS
PROCESSES
GOVERN
COMPLY,
CONTROL AND
SECURE
MANAGE
OPERATE AND
OPTIMIZE
MICROSOFT CLOUD ADOPTION FRAMEWORK
TOOLS TEMPLATES
BEST
PRACTICES
SKILLS
Agenda
General Template Guidance: Information to help you make good presentations.
Standard / Static Slides: Some key Endava slides/lockups that, in general, should only be modified by marketing.
Template Slides: A selection of template slides for use in Endava presentations.
Larger Format Template Slides: Template slides with larger content.
Icon Library: A selection of hundreds of icons to use in Endava presentations.
Standard text slide (version 7)
Creating contrast throughout the presentation can help to call attention to key ideas.
They can also create visual “breaks” in the cadence of the presentation and allow the eye to rest on big ideas.
The quotes should be important information, quotes, or Endava marketing messages.
Standard text slide (version 7)
Creating contrast throughout the presentation can help to call attention to key ideas.
They can also create visual “breaks” in the cadence of the presentation and allow the eye to rest on big ideas.
The quotes should be important information, quotes, or Endava marketing messages.
Standard text slide (version 7)
Creating contrast throughout the presentation can help to call attention to key ideas.
They can also create visual “breaks” in the cadence of the presentation and allow the eye to rest on big ideas.
The quotes should be important information, quotes, or Endava marketing messages.
Elements (version 4)
Elements are used to give more detail to a set of ideas, they should all relate to the same topic.
Use this page for a list of deliverables, key roles on a project, phases of a project, or any topic that can be broken down into more specific examples.
Each section should have an icon that relates to the content of that specific element, no icon should be repeated on the same page, and they should all be the same colour.
Use this version when there are less examples to breakdown with more text associated with the element.
Create a test: Define a test to validate that acceptance criteria for a specific value-add feature has been met. When possible automate the test.
Test the landing zone: Run the new test and any existing tests. If the required feature hasn't already been met by prior development efforts and isn't inclusive to the cloud provider's offering, the test should fail. Running existing tests will help validate that your new test doesn't reduce reliability of landing zone features delivered by existing code.
Expand and refactor the landing zone: Add or modify the source code to fulfill the requested value-add feature and improve the general quality of the code base. To meet the fullest spirit of test-driven development, the cloud platform team would only add code to meet the requested feature and nothing more. At the same time, code quality and maintenance is a shared effort. When fulfilling new feature requests, the cloud platform team should seek to improve the code by removing duplication and clarifying the code. Running tests between new code creation and refactoring of source code is highly suggested.
Deploy the landing zone: Once the source code is capable of fulfilling the feature request, deploy the modified landing zone to the cloud provider in a controlled testing or sandbox environment.
Test the landing zone: Retesting the landing zone should validate that the new code meets the acceptance criteria for the requested feature. Once all tests pass, the feature is considered complete and the acceptance criteria are considered to be met.
Concept slide (version 1)
Concept slides create “breathing room” in presentations by having white space and focusing on a few key details.
They are intended to represent important information, quotes, or Endava marketing messages to the audience.
Concept slide (version 1)
Concept slides create “breathing room” in presentations by having white space and focusing on a few key details.
They are intended to represent important information, quotes, or Endava marketing messages to the audience.
Standard text slide (version 9)
Varying the length of the paragraphs as well as using bulleted and numeric lists help with keeping the reader engaged.
Lists help to “skim” the information on the page and allow the audience to absorb a just the key information.
In the image above, the customer has an objective of 100 workloads living in the cloud. To get there, the customer will likely deploy their first workload. Then their first 10 or so workloads, before they are ready to release one of those workloads to production. Eventually, they will reach the objective of the adoption plan and have a robust portfolio in the cloud. However, the red X in the image shows where customers commonly get stuck. Waiting for 100% alignment can delay the first workload by weeks, months, or even years.
Similar to acting too soon, in this image, the customer waits too long to reach enterprise ready environment (enhanced requirements needed by security, operations, and governance teams) across landing zones. By waiting too long, the customer will be constrained on the amount of refactoring and expansion they can do in the environment. Those constraints will limit their ability to drive continued success.
In the example iteration paths above, the cloud adoption team is migrating their portfolio of 100 workloads to the cloud. In parallel, the cloud platform team is focused on staying ahead of the cloud adoption plan to ensure the environment is prepared for those workloads.
This approach is designed to remove early blockers and create opportunities for the platform and adoption teams to learn and work together.