Operations Validation for Infrastructure As Code - PSConfEU 2016

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This sessions provides an overview of Operations Validation and how Pester in PowerShell can be used to perform operations validation.

Technology

Operations Validation
For Infrastructure as
Code
Ravikanth Chaganti
An Overview

• Principal Engineer at Dell Inc.
• MVP, CDM (Windows PowerShell)
• Founder and Editor, PowerShell Magazine
• Author
• PowerShell Desired State Configuration
Revealed
• Layman‘s Guide to PowerShell 2.0 Remoting
• WMI Query Language via PowerShell
• A few more coming soon!
About_Author

Agenda
• Why Operations Validation?
• Demo
• Operations Validation Framework

THE Phoenix Project?
Image: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2012-08-14/knight-software

Infrastructure as Code
Reusable Automation
Source Control
Unit Testing
Continuous Deployment

Infrastructure as Code
Reusable automation
Source Control
Unit Testing
Continuous Deployment
Integration and Operations
Validation

• Not same as integration testing
• Integration tests validate the desired
state
• Operational tests validated the
functionality at desired state!
Operations Validation

Scenario
• Hyper-V Converged
Virtual Switch
• Common
architecture
across cluster of
nodes
• DSC configuration
along with tests
is an
infrastructure
blueprint

Packaging Blueprints
https://github.com/rchaganti/InfraBlueprints

Operations Validation Framework
• https://github.com/PowerShell/Operation-
Validation-Framework
• The module structure required is as follows:
• ModuleBase
• Diagnostics
• Simple
• Comprehensive

Summary
DON‘T IGNORE
OPERATIONS
VALIDATION

• Now: 15 min break
• Grab a coffee
• Stay here to enjoy next presentation
• Change track and switch to another room
• Ask me questions or meet me in a breakout
session room afterwards
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Operations Validation for Infrastructure As Code - PSConfEU 2016

1. Operations Validation For Infrastructure as Code Ravikanth Chaganti An Overview

2. • Principal Engineer at Dell Inc. • MVP, CDM (Windows PowerShell) • Founder and Editor, PowerShell Magazine • Author • PowerShell Desired State Configuration Revealed • Layman‘s Guide to PowerShell 2.0 Remoting • WMI Query Language via PowerShell • A few more coming soon! About_Author

3. Agenda • Why Operations Validation? • Demo • Operations Validation Framework

4. The Phoenix Project

5. THE Phoenix Project? Image: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2012-08-14/knight-software

6. KCG Debacle!

7. Infrastructure as Code Reusable Automation Source Control Unit Testing Continuous Deployment

8. Infrastructure as Code Reusable automation Source Control Unit Testing Continuous Deployment Integration and Operations Validation

9. • Not same as integration testing • Integration tests validate the desired state • Operational tests validated the functionality at desired state! Operations Validation

10. Demo Enough Talk!

11. Scenario • Hyper-V Converged Virtual Switch • Common architecture across cluster of nodes • DSC configuration along with tests is an infrastructure blueprint

12. Packaging Blueprints https://github.com/rchaganti/InfraBlueprints

13. Operations Validation Framework • https://github.com/PowerShell/Operation- Validation-Framework • The module structure required is as follows: • ModuleBase • Diagnostics • Simple • Comprehensive

14. Summary DON‘T IGNORE OPERATIONS VALIDATION

15. • Now: 15 min break • Grab a coffee • Stay here to enjoy next presentation • Change track and switch to another room • Ask me questions or meet me in a breakout session room afterwards Next Steps...

16. Questions?

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