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Innovate 2014 - DevOps Technical Strategy
This document provides an overview and roadmap for DevOps strategies and tools from IBM. It discusses how DevOps can help organizations accelerate software delivery through automation, improve balance of speed, cost, quality and risk, and reduce time to customer feedback. Key IBM DevOps tools mentioned include UrbanCode Deploy for deployment automation, various test and monitoring tools, and DevOps services on Bluemix to provide an integrated platform for development, deployment and monitoring. The document emphasizes that DevOps is a journey requiring changes to people, processes and technology to fully realize benefits like continuous delivery of software.
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- 1. © 2014 IBMCorporation 1577A, DevOps Technical Strategy and Roadmap Speeding innovation with DevOps Daniel Berg IBM Distinguished Engineer, CTO DevOps Tools & Strategy Maciej Zawadzki IBM Distinguished Engineer, Director, Deploy and Release Product Line
- 2. Please note IBM’s statementsregarding its plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion. Information regarding potential future products is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information mentioned regarding potential future products is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. Information about potential future products may not be incorporated into any contract. The development, release, and timing of any future features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion. Performance is based on measurements and projections using standard IBM benchmarks in a controlled environment. The actual throughput or performance that any user will experience will vary depending upon many factors, including considerations such as the amount of multiprogramming in the user’s job stream, the I/O configuration, the storage configuration, and the workload processed. Therefore, no assurance can be given that an individual user will achieve results similar to those stated here. 2
- 3. A Software DrivenWorld 3 • Evolving market and customer expectations • Changing the pace of innovation • Smarter, faster, and higher quality • Empowered developers Better software for an enhanced customer experience
- 4. New economics ofIT fuels investments in innovation Innovation drives need for continuous IT optimization Optimization Innovation Next Generation of Hybrid Architectures “Don’t be afraid to make mistakes, just be afraid of not learning from them.” – Thomas Edison Demands on IT have increased dramatically 4
- 5. DevOps is aJourney…not a destination 5 PeoplePeople ProcessProcess TechnologyTechnology
- 6. Accelerate software delivery Accelerate software delivery Balancespeed, cost, quality and risk Balance speed, cost, quality and risk Reduce time to customer feedback Reduce time to customer feedback PeoplePeople ProcessProcess TechnologyTechnology Develop/Test Deploy Operate Steer IBM DevOps Enterprise capability for continuous software delivery that enables clients to seize market opportunities and reduce time to customer feedback 6
- 7. SmartCloud Monitoring Continuous DeliveryPipeline IBM UrbanCode Deploy w/ Patterns 7 Mobile Quality Assurance
- 8. DevOps and Cloudadoption Automating for faster delivery with DevOps and Cloud Networking Networking Storage Storage Servers Servers Virtualization Virtualization O/S O/S Middleware Middleware Mid Config Mid Config Data Data Applications Applications Traditional On-Premises Infrastructure as a Service Manual Customization; higher costs; slower time to value Standardization; lower costs; faster time to value UrbanCod e Deploy UrbanCode Deploy Networking Storage Servers Virtualization O/S Middleware Mid Config Data Applications Platform as a Service IBM Bluemix PureApplication System SmartCloud Orchestrator SoftLayer IBM DevOps Services NewNew UrbanCode Deploy with Patterns 8 IBM Patterns
- 9. DevOps and Cloudadoption Automating for faster delivery with DevOps and Cloud Networking Networking Storage Storage Servers Servers Virtualization Virtualization O/S O/S Middleware Middleware Mid Config Mid Config Data Data Applications Applications Traditional On-Premises Infrastructure as a Service Manual Customization; higher costs; slower time to value Standardization; lower costs; faster time to value UrbanCod e Deploy UrbanCode Deploy Networking Storage Servers Virtualization O/S Middleware Mid Config Data Applications Platform as a Service IBM Bluemix PureApplication System SmartCloud Orchestrator SoftLayer IBM DevOps Services NewNew UrbanCode Deploy with Patterns 9 IBM Patterns
- 10. 10 Deployment Automation -UrbanCode Deploy v6.1 Visibility and automated control of your application deployment process • Manage application components and versions • Manage configurations across all environments • Offer secure ‘self-service’ capabilities • Increase transparency • Ensure governance and compliancy
- 11. Databases Internal Messages Third-party Services virtual components Simultaneously testacross multiple test stages DevDev QAQA IBM Rational Test Virtualization Server IBM UrbanCode Deploy IBM Rational Test Workbench integrated with Test Environments Dynamic Infrastructure Deploy what is ready, virtualize the rest Continuously test in production-like env. Deploy private, secure right sized test data IBM InfoSphere Optim Test Data Mgmt UC Deploy Plugins IBM Rational Quality Manager Manage quality across the delivery lifecycle Improved feedback with faster testing 11
- 12. Reliable Middleware ConfigurationManagement Artifact Library Application EAREAR WARWAR DBDB Cluster template Cluster template Exemplar WAS Cell Plugin Import configuration WAS Configuration Template Creation + Template Assembled PRODPROD QAQA DevDev Deploy and promote application and configuration across environments 12
- 13. SCM Build UrbanCode Deploy CodeStation Worklight Application Center ConsoleProcess .wlapp adapter Binary (IPA/APK) Install/update app runtime calls The newplugin enables automated deployment to Worklight Console and Application Center Supports Worklight Apps targeting iOS and Android Use App Server, Database and other plugins to configure environments and Worklight projects Application deployment automation with IBM Worklight 13
- 14. • Automate deploymentof mobile applications by interacting with mobile platforms and mobile SDKs • Support for emulators/simulators in Apple XCode and Android SDK • Planned support for mobile testing “device-clouds” e.g.: Appurify, MobileLabs, Perfecto Mobile and DeviceAnywhere Enable rapid delivery of mobile applications Develop Deliver SCM Rational Team ConcertIDE Build Request Build Jazz Build Engine Native SDK Build Built Artifacts Deploy Use Application Run Mobile ResourceIBM UrbanCode Deploy IBM Worklight Server Android Worklight IBM UrbanCode Deploy 14
- 15. Extend support toback-end Systems of Record 15 SCM Rational Team Concert IBM UrbanCode Deploy for z/OS • Push button deployments to the mainframe • Secure and reliable deployment and promotion of incremental native file system changes across environments • Greater visibility of “what is where” with the ability rollback to any prior version at ease Deploy Application Test IBM Rational Test Workbench RD&T Test Environment
- 16. Better Release Planningand Management •Enterprise Calendaring •Release Process Checklist Templates •Environment Reservation Effective Change and Risk Management •Rational Team Concert integration •Impact Analysis Continuous Delivery with Automation / Auto-Progression •IBM UrbanCode Deploy integration Increased Visibility and Control •Pipeline View •Federated Dashboard •Segment Dependency Graph Application Release Management - UrbanCode Release v6.1 Transform chaotic enterprise release planning into streamlined release events 16
- 17. Sessions 17 Tues: What's Newin IBM UrbanCode Deploy (1398) - 11:15am-12:15pm Matt Wagner and Erin Buonomo America's Seminar Tues: Getting to the DevOps Promised Land with Continuous Release and Deployment Across Mainframe Environments (2336) - 1:45pm-2:45pm Rosalind Radcliffe and Zhang Hong Chen Oceanic 1 Weds: Birds of a Feather - Ask The Experts: IBM UrbanCode Deploy (1291) – 12:30pm-1:15pm Kim Frederick Asia 2 Weds: Continuous Deployment for Mobile Apps (1344) - 8:00am-9:00am Derek Baron Northern A4 And visit us on the EXPO floor in the DevOps Zone at ped DO-9 – IBM UrbanCode Deploy
- 18. Sessions 18 Thurs: Managing MiddlewareConfiguration Using IBM UrbanCode (2296) – 11:00am-12:00pm David Hatten America’s Seminar And visit us on the EXPO floor in the DevOps Zone at ped DO-9 – IBM UrbanCode Deploy Thurs: Role of Test Data Management and Continuous Testing in the DevOps Lifecycle (2426) 9:45am-10:45am Eric Minick and Daniel Stanca Northern C
- 19. Introducing UrbanCode Deployv6.1 with Patterns Version the blueprint using your source control repo (native support for git) Apply the new versions of the template to an existing environment or provision an entire new stack Validate changes with a "canary" pattern to ensure correctness and detect problems earlier Verify entire stack before production Portable across clouds NewNew
- 20. Faster, repeatable, reliablefull-stack deployment processes SCMSCM Build AutomationBuild Automation QAQA PRODPROD Execute application deployment and manage settings across environments Publish build Pull changes SmartCloud Orchestrator Environments DEVDEVDEVDEVDEVDEVDEVDEV IBM PureApplication System IBM UrbanCode Deploy Cloud Provisioning Deploy Automation IBM UrbanCode Deploy with Patterns 20
- 21. Sessions 21 Tues: Iterative Web-basedDesigner for Software Defined Environments (2414) 1:45pm-2:45pm Michael Elder and Maneesh Goyal America's Seminar Tues: DevOps on the Cloud – Continuous Delivery and Full-Stack Deployment (2017) 4:15pm-5:15pm Sanjeev Sharma, Michael Elder and Steve Boone Northern A4 And visit us on the EXPO floor in the DevOps Zone at ped DO-10 – IBM UrbanCode Deploy with Patterns
- 22. DevOps and Cloudadoption Automating for faster delivery with DevOps and Cloud Networking Networking Storage Storage Servers Servers Virtualization Virtualization O/S O/S Middleware Middleware Mid Config Mid Config Data Data Applications Applications Traditional On-Premises Infrastructure as a Service Manual Customization; higher costs; slower time to value Standardization; lower costs; faster time to value UrbanCod e Deploy UrbanCode Deploy Networking Storage Servers Virtualization O/S Middleware Mid Config Data Applications Platform as a Service IBM Bluemix PureApplication System SmartCloud Orchestrator SoftLayer IBM DevOps Services NewNew UrbanCode Deploy with Patterns 22 IBM Patterns
- 23. 23 The next billion dollaridea starts with a single developer That developer starts with a single line of code 23
- 24. 24 Run Your AppsThe developercan chose any language runtime or bring their own. Just upload your code and go. DevOpsDevelopment, monitoring, deployment and logging tools allow the developer to run the entire application APIs and Services A catalog of open source, IBM and third party APIs services allow a developer to stitch together an application in minutes.Cloud Integra tion Build hybrid environments. Connect to on-premises systems of record plus other public and private clouds. Expose your own APIs to your developers.Extend SaaS Apps Drop in SaaS App SDKs and extend to new use cases (e.g,. Mobile, Analytics, Web) IBM Bluemix 24
- 25. IBM DevOps Servicesfor Bluemix • Integrated task tracking, agile planning, source control • Optimized for Bluemix • Use your favorite tools or work from the Web IDE • Hosted SCM Jazz or Git or link to GitHub • Continuous Integration and Deployment • Mobile quality and application performance monitoring (coming) ://jazzhub.com/innovate 25
- 26. • Seamless Integration •Setup in minutes • Easy roll-back • Continuous build and deploy DevOps Services Delivery Pipeline 26
- 27. IBM Bluemix DevOpsServices Open, integrated rapid development experience that scales Continuous Delivery (planned multi- stage beta) Hosted Git Monitoring & Analytics Mobile Quality Agile Planning Delivery Pipeline Web IDE Sublime AppScan Jazz SCM* Agile development planning and tracking Bring your own tool or use our hosted Web IDE Choice of hosted SCM options Security Scanning (June-Beta) Feedback loop 27
- 28. Smarter Mobile QualityAssessment Tester End UsersDeveloper Over the air build distribution1 In app bug reporting2 Crash log reporting 4 In app user feedback3 LOB/Digital Marketer Sentiment Analysis5 Builds User Feedback Crash logs Bugs Bugs vs. Crashes Quality Dashboard with Sentiment Analysis IBM Mobile Quality Assurance services Addresses five key use cases, attacking pain points for all key users 28
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- 30. DevOps Adoption Model Newpractices, tools and services to plan and execute a staged adoption of DevOps practices to improve business outcomes 30 Inefficient Leaner Leaner and Smarter Silo-ed Process-based Process-heavy Manual Steer Develop/Tes t Operate Deploy Efficiency Productive Waste Collaborative Agile Automated Product-based More Continuous More Predictable More Transparent Optimizing http://ibm.biz/devops-lean-assessment DevOps Fitness Desk in Solution Center EXPO http://ibm.biz/devops-lean-assessment DevOps Fitness Desk in Solution Center EXPO http://ibm.biz/devops-practices-assessment Consulting Cafe http://ibm.biz/devops-practices-assessment Consulting Cafe
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Editor's Notes
- #5 Main point: Not surprisingly, as we talk with clients, we’re seeing a commensurate degree of complexity caused by this intersection of technologies… The fact is, our world is changing dramatically… whether we like it or not. Intelligent interconnection and instrumentation of our environment is making it increasingly hard to balance EFFICIENCY WITH INNOVATION. We can see that innovation drives a continuous need for information technology optimization... And conversely…we can also see how greater IT efficiency frees up investment for new innovation. So there’s a highly interdependent and symbiotic relationship between the two…One which must be carefully balanced!! In addition, as this convergence accelerates, perspectives on IT are also changing… ....line-of-business executives are viewing the opportunities for computing in a new light – as a true differentiator not JUST a cost center!
- #8 Add Build Forge and MQA
- #11 Easy to use process designer and automation to enable self-service deployments to development Inventory: what is where Compliance: audit trails quality gates
- #12 Reduce cycle time and rework Shift left testing -
- #13 Deployment Automation Developer or Deploy Administrator imports the AMC Plug-in into Deploy. The Plug-in is configured to auto-discover WAS installs on specific resources so when the agent comes on-line it will invoke the AMC plug-in which will discover the cell topology and create WAS Cell and WAS Cluster subresources back on the Deploy server. A Middleware Administrator or Application Developer unzips the AMC plug-in on a system that has connectivity to the exemplar WAS cell The Middleware Administrator or Application Developer will run a script packaged in the AMC plug-in that will prompt for some information, then discover and import configuration from the exemplar WAS cell The AMC template creation script will ask the user for a base product template (e.g. WAS v8.5) and to chose what configuration data from the imported cell should be added (either only cell scoped configuration or a cluster configuration). Note that if any custom tokens are required (e.g. host specific information like JDBC connection URL, etc.), then the Middleware Administrator or Application Developer will need to open the appropriate template file up for editing and insert the tokens manually. They will then need to create appropriate properties on the appropriate WAS Cell/Cluster resources to ensure the token substitution happens correctly during deployment (this is not directly shown in the diagram above for the sake of clarity). The AMC template creation script will prompt the user for information required to connect to a Deploy server, including the name of the WAS configuration component and will create/update the template in CodeStation. The Deployment Automation Developer should now have all the Deploy artifacts he needs to assemble the Application including deploy/undeploy processes The application, including WAS configuration, can be deployed and promoted across all environments defined in the application
- #14 A mobile application is developed and stored in an source repository. A build is created and copies the output files (Worklight Adapter, Worklight Application and Mobile Application) to the UrbanCode code station. Using a process in uDeploy, the appropriate files are deployed to the Worklight Console and/or Worklight Application Center.
- #15 Operations teams are increasingly asked to automate deployments to environments that include mobile application platforms and technology. This includes updates to mobile applications running on mobile devices or emulators. Target: UrbanCode Deploy customers who need to automate the deployment and testing of mobile application directly to mobile devices Automatic deployment of mobile applications running on devices and emulators IBM UrbanCode Deploy enhanced capabilities to achieve continuous delivery of mobile applications with support for emulators and physical devices in Google Android SDK. Users will be able deploy their Android application to a target emulator or physical device for testing. Users can use their CI tool, pass artifacts and SDK based tests to UCD to handle the automated deployment of their apps to one of more distinct environments (either a target emulator or physical device) for testing. Appurify provides an API accessible Cloud™ of real mobile devices with run-time debugging, optimization, and testing tools. Companies can automate testing of their apps on real devices directly from IBM® UrbanCode Deploy. The plugin allows you to provide an application, a testing script, and define the device type and environment characteristics and invoke your tests. Moving new mobile app builds to real devices no longer has to be a time-consuming or frustrating process. With IBM Urban Code Deploy and Mobile Labs' deviceConnect, new mobile app builds can be quickly and automatically made available on real devices as part of continuous integration. Mobile Labs' deviceConnect plugin instantly deploys new builds of mobile apps to any number of real mobile devices. Apps are then available for immediate remote manual or remote automated testing. Mobile Labs' deviceConnect is a secure, private mobile device cloud that supports and manages remote access to real mobile devices for manual and automated mobile app testing, mobile website testing, and mobile device testing.