This document outlines Chevron's plans to transition more workloads to the cloud by 2027, with an increasing percentage moving to SaaS and edge computing over time. It introduces Bill McKenzie who will discuss Chevron's cloud strategy and tools like Ansible, ServiceNow, Artifactory, and Jenkins/VSTS used for infrastructure as code, approvals, package storage, and continuous integration/delivery. The document includes charts projecting cloud workload growth and diagrams illustrating Chevron's cloud application deployment automation process.

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3. Company overview
Where we are headed
Buzz words
Technologies
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4. Photo
Name: William (Bill) McKenzie
Title: Software Engineering Technical Expert
Function: IT
Company: Chevron

5. 2nd
largest oil and
gas company
headquartered in
the United States
51,000+
employees
worldwide
2.7 million
barrels per day
of oil-equivalent
net production
1.7 million
barrels per day
refining capacity
Source: Chevron Corporation 2017 Form 10-K and Corporate Fact Sheet
2nd
largest oil and gas company
headquartered in the United
States
55,000+
employees worldwide
2.7 million
barrels per day of oil-equivalent
net production
1.7 million
barrels per day refining capacity
Source: Chevron Corporation 2017 Form 10-K and Corporate Fact Sheet

7. Sources: estimates using Chevron expertise and industry cloud reports (Morgan Stanley, Forrester, McKinsey)
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027
Workloads
SaaS Public Private - Enterprise Private - Edge Legacy
Estimates Projections
IoT
Analytics
Big Data
O365
Cloud pricing
Other SaaS
lower
demand
higher
demand
DEMAND
2%
41%
28%
SUPPLY
12%
18%

9. Create / Update Resource Group
4
Resource(s)
4a CI/CD Pipeline
7
Deploy Application
Configuration
Trigger
Request / Approval
Source
Deploy
4d
4e
CreateIngest
Source Control
1
Secret Mgmt
3
Config Mgmt
2
Authentication &
Authorization
11
OS Mgmt
13
Package Repo
8
Portal
10
Deployment
Automation
9
Certificates
17
Base Image
5
Package / Extension
Source
6
Containers
18
Azure Configuration & Setup
16
Review
7a
Scan
7b
7c
Test
7d
7e
7f
Package / Artifact
7g
Data Hydration
4f
Create or Update Resource
4b
OS Environemnt /
*Security /Network
Domain/Lic Provisioning
4c
Legend
IaaS Only
Dev Only
Asset
Action
Charge Back
Governance
Costing
CMDB
14a
14b
14c
14d
App Monitoring
Security Monitoring
OS Monitoring
12a
12
b
12c
Task Management & Documentation
15

10. Ansible and Ansible tower
• Handles everything from creation and management of Azure
resources to install and configuration of application.
• Good component and re-use architecture (roles, modules, etc)
• 100% driven directly from VCS
• Very easy to wrap and encapsulate ARM templates with mix
of standardized and user-supplied inputs.
ServiceNow
• Application to Resource mapping
• Approval workflows
Artifactory
• Binary store
• Proxies internet access to public open source packages.
• X-Ray provides scanning of OSS modules.
Jenkins and VSTS Build
• CI/CD