Pivotal Power Lunch - Why Cloud Native?

Power Lunch Series –
Why Cloud Native?
Sufyaan Kazi

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Cloud Native Power Lunch Series
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Who are Pivotal?

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their customers and workforces.

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Sufyaan Kazi
skazi@pivotal.io
@sufyaan_kazi

Introduction

Topics in the Power Lunch Series
Why Cloud Native?
18 August 2016
How to Architect & Develop Cloud Native Applications? (Part 1 & 2)
20 September & 6 October 2016
How to Modernise Legacy Applications
25 October 2016
How to enable Continuous Delivery of Software into Production
10 November
How to Operate Cloud Native Applications
6 & 20 December 2016

KEY TRENDS
The cost and ubiquity of computing
enables cloud native software
companies to reshape the world
Near-free
computing costs
Mobile devices
and connectivity
Ubiquity of
embedded sensors
Global scale
of operations

Source: JPMorgan Chase Annual Shareholder Letter (2015)
“Silicon Valley is coming…and
they all want to eat our lunch.”
- Jamie Dimon
CEO, JPMorgan Chase

AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
Building cloud native software
to take drivers
Competing on
Business Model
Competing on
Product
Competing on
Experience

FINANCIAL INDUSTRY
to take customers
Competing on
Business Model
Competing on
Product
Competing on
Experience

ENTERTAINMENT & MEDIA INDUSTRY
to create and deliver content
Competing on
Business Model
Competing on
Product
Competing on
Experience

“… the conformity between information technology structure and overall
organizational context variables, including competitive strategy, is
instrumental to the successful implementation of information technology
systems”
Hamid Tavakolian, 1989,
Linking the Information Technology Structure With Organizational Competitive Strategy

Google, Uber, Square, and venture backed start-ups
operate at lightning speeds with a high level of agility
Can you release new features…
In minutes?
Multiple times a day?
Across multiple clouds?
Around the world?

$4BN
Financial Services
$26BN
Hospitality
$50BN
Transportation
$54BN
Entertainment
$30BN
Automotive
$3.2BN
Industrial Products
CLOUD NATIVE SOFTWARE IS CHANGING
Industries

The world’s largest taxi company
owns zero vehicles
The world’s most popular media
company creates zero content
The world’s most valuable retail
company has zero inventory
The world’s largest accommodation
provider owns zero real estate
Source: Tom Goodwin, SVP Havas Media
CLOUD NATIVE SOFTWARE IS CHANGING
Business Models

How quickly can you react to
customer changes or
the speed of your market?
Cloud Native describes the patterns of high performing organizations delivering
software faster, consistently and reliably at scale

Choosing a Cloud

Choosing the right Cloud
•  Shared Environment
•  Divided into smaller zones
•  Space can be “rented”
•  Typically bare bones/minimal groundwork
•  Additional skills/tools needed to get value

•  Shared Environment
•  Divided into smaller zones
•  Space can be “rented”
•  Typically bare bones/minimal groundwork
•  Additional skills/tools needed to get value

What is the correct cloud?
How do you choose?
camellia sinensis

Is this the correct Cloud?

•  Is there a risk of lock-in?
•  Do you need to bring additional tools and services?
•  Can you afford it?
•  Does it make you faster?
•  Does this help add/increase technical debt

Empowered
Culture
Smart
Platform
Cloud Native
Software
Cloud Native Application Framework

Cloud Native Software

Empowered
Culture
Smart
Platform
Cloud Native
Software

How should I adopt the cloud?
VM1 VM2 VM3
VM4 VM5 VM6•  Is this efficient?
•  Is this economical?
•  Is there a simpler way?
Data Access
Service
HTML JavaScript MVC
Service
Monolithic Application

Big Application Ailments
Big budgets
Gold plated
with many
unused
features
Slow
payback of
return on
investment
Source of
conflict
between IT &
business
Drag on
business
model
innovation
Expensive to
change
Long release
cycles & big
delays
Difficult to
scale

How to write apps for the Cloud?
“In a connected system, elements are highly available to each other (via global state, for example). A
modular design has connections deliberately kept to a minimum.
….
During the takeoff phase, the team is constantly trying to add value by increasing the chance of survival.
During the cruise phase, reducing costs adds the most value. A different mix of activities goes into achieving
these different goals.”
Kent Beck August 12th, 2009 in Responsible Development, Startups

Monolith or Microservice?

What are Microservices ?
Loosely coupled service oriented
architecture with bounded contexts
If every service has to be updated in concert,
it’s not loosely coupled!
If you have to know about surrounding
services you don’t have a bounded context.

Why Microservices?
•  A Distributed System creates reusable services
•  So, it’s just like SoA - ?
•  NO -> It’s SoA done right. Single function, single data domain
•  Interconnectivity using common transport but stateless communication
•  A microservice can run on it’s own (low coupling) and provides it’s own
business value (high cohesion)
•  Anti-fragility
•  Distributed Systems with deﬁned responsibilities are better by design:
•  Individual services can be scaled separately
•  Individual services can be managed in separate runtimes
•  Interconnection is less rigid
•  Code can be released faster but safely

-  Managed
independently
-  Not held up by
slowest “train”
-  Fits cloud native
“scale-up” model
-  Reduces risk
Source: Diagram from Leading the Transformation, 2015.

Use 12 factor app principles to create cloud
ready applications
Ø A set of best practices for
developing and deploying
cloud-native software.
Ø Practices translate into
platform features and
workflow requirements.
Codebase Dependencies Config
Backing
Services
Build,
Release,
Run
Processes
Port
Binding
Concurrency
Disposability
Dev/Prod
Parity
Logs
Admin
Processes
Source: “The Twelve-Factor App.”

Spring IO Execution: Spring Boot
•  Convention-over-configuration, no XML,
no code generation
•  Autoconfigure, embed servlet engine
•  Get out of the way quickly if you want to
change defaults
•  Provide production ready features
•  Service Binding for Cloud Foundry
•  Java, Spring, Groovy
application configuration patterns

Why Spring Boot?
•  “MICRO” doesn’t mean small
•  It means to decompose
•  Separate distinct components (sort, tail …..)
•  Easy to build, test and DEPLOY
•  Microservices should perform one thing and perform it well
•  Typically concise codebase
•  Ship everything they need
•  Can deployed standalone or in the cloud, singly reducing operations
overhead
It’s all about Speed and Portability!

But Microservices!

Example: Coordination Boiler Plate

•  Eureka
•  Hystrix + Turbine
•  Ribbon
•  Feign
•  Zuul
http://netﬂix.github.io

Empowered
Culture
Smart
Platform
Cloud Native
Software
•  Microservices
•  12 Factor

Cloud Native Platform

Empowered
Culture
Smart
Platform
Cloud Native
Software
•  12 Factor

The Innovation Gap in Traditional IT
Developer Operator

“The traditional model is that you take
your software to the wall that separates
development and operations, and throw
it over and then forget about it.”
“Not in Amazon.
You build it. You run it.”
-Werner Vogels, CTO
Amazon

Platform
Deliver a modern application development and operations environment that lets your developers focus on generating value for customers.
Microservices Open Source Continuous Delivery Containers DevOps

© Copyright 2015 Pivotal. All rights reserved.
O’Reilly and Ruxit Survey

Why Containers?

Containers?
hardware
kernel
services
OS
psx App
Container
resource isolation
namespace isolation
cgroups
PID
Network
Mount
User
kz
sz
psx
VMsz
psx

Containers Pre-date the Docker Hype
Google started
Linux container
effort “Control
Groups”
Added to the
Linux Kernel in
2007
Cloud Foundry
uses Linux
container
technology -
“Warden
containers”
early 2012
Docker is like
github for
container
images
Docker joins
Cloud Foundry
Foundation
Google, MSFT,
IBM working on
orchestration of
multiple Docker
containers
2006 2014
Cloud Foundry has been using container
technology pre-Docker
2012

What are the benefits of containers?
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Consistent
behavior Isolation = App
portability
Very
lightweight
Infrastructure
efficiency i.e.
better density
= Agile!

Containers Alone Aren’t Enough… enter PaaS
Ÿ  Orchestration & Management of Application
Instances
–  Apps span multiple VMs
–  Apps use multiple containers
–  Dependencies with each other fail
Ÿ  Enterprise management
–  Value is unlocked when standard common
services are built into each managed container

Container technology alone is not enough for enterprises
Differences -- At a Glance
Feature Warden Docker Garden PivotalCF (PaaS)
Dev Agility
(Buildpacks)
Operator Agility
Multiple Levels of HA
Eco-System (Service
Broker)

What does it mean to have a “Platform” ?
The minimum features needed…
PaaS
Routing
Load
Balancing
Service
Brokers
Infrastructure
automation
Log
aggregation
Health
monitoring &
recovery
Immutable
artifact
repository

The Cloud Platform Evolution
TRADITIONAL IAAS
Virtualization Platform
Operating System
Database
Web/App
Server
Messaging
Your Application
Code
Physical Servers
Database
Web/App
Server
Messaging
Your Application
Code
IAAS
Your Application
Code
PAAS
PAAS
IAAS
CLOUD NATIVE
PLATFORM

MODERN CLOUD NATIVE PLATFORM
Pivotal Cloud Foundry empowers
companies with a cloud platform
engineered for start-up speed—designed
for continuous innovation, across multiple
clouds, at scale.

ORIGINS
2013
Transferred to Pivotal from Vmware
●  Open Source
●  Cloud Native Architecture
2014
First commercialized by Pivotal
●  Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)
●  Pivotal Web Services (PWS)
●  1 trillion dollars in market cap
supporting the project
●  Top talent recruited from Puppet,
AWS, Google, etc
2015
Governance passed to Cloud
Foundry Foundation
2016
On 7th release of PCF
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CLOUD FOUNDRY FOUNDATION
AN OPEN INDUSTRY STANDARD
PLATINUMSILVERGOLD
60

CF OPEN SOURCE
MOMENTUM
Source: http://cloud-foundry.meetup.com/ on Jun 12 2015
53 CORPORATIONS
158 MEETUPS 49 COUNTRIES
21K MEMBERS
2200 DEVELOPERS
65K COMMITS
650 CODE SUBMITTERS
SUBMITTERS
COMMITS
in
from
61

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●  Absolutely critical for CF users and ecosystem
●  Make it lasting and durable
●  CF “Core”:
○  Cloud Foundry Certified PaaS
○  Target Q4 2015
●  CF Extensions
○  Target Early 2016
CLOUD FOUNDRY CERTIFICATION PROGRAM Cloud Foundry Core
•  Certified Products and “As a
Service” Implementations
•  Must Use Specific CF-Release
CFF Maintained Add-ons
•  Projects owned by Foundation
•  Extend or work with CF Core
•  Must meet qualifications for
relevant CF Extension
certification
Certified CF Extensions
•  Projects and products external to
the foundation
•  Are certified by the foundation as
interoperable with CF Core
Extended Ecosystem
•  Projects and products external to
the foundation
•  Not certified
BOSH, while not in CF Core,
remains critical to our ecosystem
development efforts and represents
several opportunities for certification
programs.

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●  Financial Services
●  Industrial IoT
●  Government
●  Service Providers
CURRENT VERTICAL FOCUS
Financial
Services
Industrial
Internet
Service
Providers
Governme
nt

PIVOTAL IS THE LEADING CONTRIBUTOR & EXPERT….
64

Everything to deploy and manage the app
APPLICATIONHealth
management
APM
Log
aggregation
Roles and
Policy Security and
Isolation
Scaling
Blue green
deployment

Container Scheduling
Application Framework
ServicesPlatform Runtime
Routing DatabaseConfigurationService Discovery
Big Data
Object Storage
Mobile
Build CI
User ProvidedLogging & Metrics Messaging
Circuit Breakers12 Factor Apps
RESTful
Services
Microservices
.NETSpring Boot Node.jsRuby on Rails
Operations
Zero Downtime
Deployments
Failover &
Recovery
Scaling
Security
Patching
Platform
Upgrades
Infrastructure OpenStack AmazonVMware Azure

BUILD PACKS

Platform provides standard
Buildpack for runtime*
Platform provides fixed OS
container image
Developer brings app
Developer brings runtime
Docker image
Developer brings Docker
OS image
Developer brings app
Buildpacks Docker
* Devs may also provide their own buildpacks
Platform provides fixed
host OS Kernel
Platform provides fixed
host OS Kernel
Application
Container
Standardization or Customization is Your Choice
AND

Application Lifecycle Management: CI/CD
Delivery High Quality Software, Faster and Continuously From Idea to Production
Solution: Distributed
revision control and
source code
management.
Collaborative software
development
Solution: Build and test
software projects
continuously and
incrementally. Hundreds
of compatible plugins
Solution: Share
binaries and manage
distributions. Manage
artifact lifecycle. Avoid
license violations
Develop, test, QA and production on the same platform. Simple, developer friendly
commands and APIs. Operational benefits for every app. Built-in ecosystem
services. Deploy, operate and scale on any IAAS
AUTOMATION.
Integrate tools and automate
processes from testing to builds and
deployment
SPEED.
Release more frequently with smaller
bits will reduce complexity and
improve time-to-market
QUALITY.
Reduce feedback loop using test-
driven development to surface
problems sooner and be responsive
AGILITY.
Push updates on regular basis with no
downtime to improve customer
experience and time to market
Commit Code
Change
Automate
Build & Test
(Unit Test, Static Code
Analysis)
Store Binaries
& Build
Artifacts
Automated
Integration
Testing
Acceptance,
Performance &
Load
Zero Downtime
Upgrade to
Production
BuildPipeline
OperationsToolChain
Gitlab Jenkins Development Test + UAT +
Staging
Production
Problem: Customers
want to use Git
distributed source code
control system, yet
maintain on-premise
control of it
Problem: Current
application delivery pipeline
is manual and error-prone,
and lacks automation, scale,
speed, transparency,
compliance and reliability.
Problem: Development
requires management of
binary artifacts to
incorporate 3rd party
components and track
application binary artifacts

Empowered
Culture
Smart
Platform
Cloud Native
Software
•  12 Factor
•  Containers
•  Self-Service
•  Automation
•  Hybrid Cloud

Cultural Transformation

Empowered
Culture
Smart
Platform
Cloud Native
Software
•  12 Factor
•  Containers
•  Self-Service
•  Automation
•  Hybrid Cloud

Are we ready to become Cloud Native?
How to organise …
"Any organization that designs a system (deﬁned more broadly here than just information
systems) will inevitably produce a design whose structure is a copy of the organization's
communication structure.”
Melvyn Conway, 1968, ‘How do Committees Invent?’
“It’s managing the links between members that gets teams into trouble”
J. Richard Hackman, 2009, the Edgar Pierce Professor
of Social and Organizational Psychology at Harvard University

Microservice Delivery Team
Cloud Native Platform
Micro
Service
Own
Dev QA
BA
UX
DBA
App
Ops
PM

Cloud Native at Netflix
“There are no longer distinct product managers, UX managers, development managers, and
so on, managing downward in their silos. There is a manager for each product feature
(implemented as a microservice), who supervises a team that handles all aspects of
software development for the microservice, from conception through deployment.”
Adrian Cockroft, 2014, nginx.conf2014
Product
Mgr
UX Dev QA DBA
Sys
Admin
Net
Admin
Storage
Admin
BUSINESS CAPABILITY TEAMS
USING MICROSERVICES
PLATFORM OPERATIONS
TEAM
Self
Service
API

Our mission is to transform
how the world builds software

MODERN SOFTWARE METHODOLOGIES
A modern platform requires a modern
approach to software development
3Optimized for
Change
MODERN SOFTWARE
METHODOLOGY
Building a strategy for
product development
Building a quality product
at startup speed
An organization optimized
to respond to disruption
2Lean Startup
Techniques
MODERN SOFTWARE
METHODOLOGY1Agile Software
Methodologies
MODERN SOFTWARE
METHODOLOGY

Picture of Dev Environment of the past. Fills screen.
Your teams can’t look like this…

They need to look like this.

Embrace cloud platform evolution, adopt an agile development
methodology, and let your developers find their voice.
Rediscover Software
Development
DEPLOYDEVELOPDESIGNDEFINE

Modern Product Development
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFORMATION CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION
Cloud native application platform
•  Increases developer productivity
•  Unifies IT environment
•  Centralizes and enforces convention
(security, scaling, etc.)
•  Generally allows developers to get back to
writing code
Simple framework based on disciplined
Agile practices
•  Clear separation of product and
engineering roles
•  Team co-location and pair-programming
•  Test –driven development and repurposing
of QA

How We Deliver Transformation
Build product with us in
our office
Undergo leadership
training
Take back what you’ve
learned

Services for Transformation
Agile Development Product Design Product Management
Innovation Workshops Agile ImmersionDiscovery & Framing
Quality Assurance Data ScienceDeployment

A day in the life at Pivotal Labs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5h-
zsDXQH_8

Empowered
Culture
Smart
Platform
Cloud Native
Software
•  12 Factor
•  Containers
•  Self-Service
•  Automation
•  Hybrid Cloud
•  Product not
Project
•  Accountability
•  Handle
Change

How does Pivotal Help?

Source: User Summit (2014)
“If you went to bed last night as an
industrial company, you’re going to
wake up in the morning as a
software and analytics company.”
- Jeff Immelt
CEO, General Electric

The day Home Depot realized Amazon
sold more hammers than they did, they
decided to become a software company.
Source: Anecdotal

What Home Depot say about Pivotal:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bl0oH0UdJPM

Driving Digital Differentiation
Pivotal Cloud Foundry and Spring Boot deliver results in 4 months
d Foundry with the developer framework Spring Boot support emission control and autonomous
driving initiatives from Daimler and Mercedes-Benz
Cloud Foundry with the developer framework Spring Boot support emission control and
autonomous driving initiatives from Daimler and Mercedes-Benz
“ With Pivotal we have
minimized our innovation
cycles and can now respond to
changing market demands
faster than ever before, both of
which allowed us to develop a
profound software culture in
our transformational journey
into a digital company… ”
- Christoph Hartung, Head of
connected cars at Mercedes-
Benz

Faster Time to Market
Originally Allocated
12 Software Engineers
Entire QA Team
14 months
Actually Required
6 Software Engineers
1 UX & Product Manager
6 months
Some people doubted that Pivotal’s methodology would work, but we’ve actually shown
that it resulted in a faster time to market at less cost. For us, it’s been much more than a
technological transformation moving to a Cloud Native Platform. It’s a new way to
develop products. It’s the most exciting thing we’ve done in the last 12 months.
-Richard Leurig, SVP
“
”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PWzVwytrX4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw8PLi0-QV4

We wrote the book on it.

It’s not about catching-up. Leapfrog transformation.
When you learn to create software as good (or better)
than Google, Uber, Square, and venture backed start-
ups, and combine that with your decades of industry
expertise, the question then becomes – How can
Google possibly compete with you?
You have the unique opportunity to become…
The New Disruptor.

Silicon Valley is not a place.
It’s a mindset.

PIVOTAL IS GLOBAL
This mindset is portable and Pivotal can
help bring that to your organization
Palo Alto Berlin Boston Boulder Chicago Denver Dublin London
Los Angeles New York San Francisco Seattle Sydney Tokyo Toronto Washington D.C.

So …. Why Cloud Native?
•  Becoming Cloud Native can help you organise your teams in a way
that improves your competitiveness
•  Moving to Cloud Native has already benefitted customers who have
worked with Pivotal
•  Becoming Cloud Native improves safety and security of application
processes through improved automation
•  Cloud Native allows you to focus on what’s important to your business
•  Becoming Cloud Native can seem daunting, but Pivotal can help

Let’s help you become a disruptor
TOGETHER

Topics in the Power Lunch Series
Why Cloud Native?
18 August 2016
How to Architect & Develop Cloud Native Applications? (Part 1 & 2)
20 September & 6 October 2016
How to Modernise Legacy Applications
25 October 2016
How to enable Continuous Delivery of Software into Production
10 November
How to Operate Cloud Native Applications
6 & 20 December 2016

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