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- 3. 2021
- 4. Runbook Automation for Incident Management 1. Decipher the wiki (what does it mean? how old?) 2. Ad-hoc tool/script usage (where? syntax?) 3. ESCALATE! 3 options: Without RBA With RBA “Next year, Rundeck is going to save about 28 people years worth of work, at fairly conservative estimates. Time to repair is reduced by 25 minutes on average. This has been a huge win for us” Shaun Norris Global Head, Cloud Infrastructure, Standard Chartered Bank
- 5. Runbook Automation for DevOps “It’s the virtual us. The things that you used to have to ask us to do, you can do yourself through Rundeck” Sr. Systems Engineer (top 5 professional sports league) Before After
- 6. Runbook Automation for Systems Administration “Rundeck opens the door for the support engineers to do everything. We’d be lost without it.” Trevor Menagh Sr. Software Engineering Mgr Comcast
- 7. Runbook ROI Examples As reported by Rundeck Enterprise users. 30-70% shorter incidents 40-50% fewer escalations 15-30% improved productivity
- 9. Use your existing tools and scripts (Any language or automation tools) Infrastructure aware Security and compliance friendly Made for DevOps and Cloud Native ways of working How Rundeck Works
- 10. Rundeck makes any of your favorite tools better. Powershell
- 11. Thank You.
- 12. Key Rundeck Resources and Access Project Components/Resources System Resources
- 13. Access Control Policies Key Rundeck Resources and Access Project Components/Resources System Resources Project Context System/Rundeck Context
Editor's Notes
- With so many things happening in IT, from new ways of deploying and managing applications to agile SDLC’s, cloud native, multi-device user experiences, etc, etc., Operations finds themselves under tremendous pressure. On one side you’ve got all of that Agile and Digital Transformation pressure with “go go go”, "open it up,” “deliver value faster”… On the other side, you have executives and security officers saying lock it down, track all access, track all activities, make sure we don’t become the next news story, and Oh yea.. Would you please be so kind as to keep everything running 24/7? Even today, Operations is too often still an afterthought, and yet is expected to deliver against these competing objectives. These are the environments Rundeck helps. Questions: What do your operational processes look like? Are you responding to tickets? Are you required to submit to security audits? Do you have a security officer? Do you have software development in house, and are they allowed to trouble-shoot or work in production environments?