The DevOps Journey
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Micro Focus Software Delivery and Testing Jan De Coster Presentation on the Journey to DevOps in the recent Micro Focus #DevDay Copenhagen. Micro Focus enables enterprise software organizations to build innovative software and accelerate application delivery to meet the needs of the business. Whatever the challenges and infrastructures, our core principle—of reusing what already works to minimize business risk while supporting modern software practices—has positioned our customers to be better prepared to support the digital transformation of the business. Build, test and deliver innovative software faster with less risk. April 2017.
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The DevOps Journey
- 1. The DevOps Journey Jan De Coster Software Delivery and Testing International Solution Architect
- 2. What’s DevOps “DevOps (a clipped compound of "development" and "operations") is a culture, movement or practice that emphasizes the collaboration and communication of both software developers and other information-technology (IT) professionals while automating the process of software delivery and infrastructure changes. It aims at establishing a culture and environment where building, testing, and releasing software, can happen rapidly, frequently, and more reliably.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DevOps
- 3. What’s DevOps “DevOps (a clipped compound of "development" and "operations") is a culture, movement or practice that emphasizes the collaboration and communication of both software developers and other information-technology (IT) professionals while automating the process of software delivery and infrastructure changes. It aims at establishing a culture and environment where building, testing, and releasing software, can happen rapidly, frequently, and more reliably.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DevOps
- 4. What’s DevOps trying to Solve Build TestPlan Release
- 5. The Journey to DevOps Agile Practices Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery Build TestPlan Release
- 6. The Journey to DevOps Agile Practices Build TestPlan Release
- 7. How does agile planning work? Program Backlog Submit for Delivery 2 Iteration Planning3 Strategy Gather/Prioritize Business/Market Needs1 Customers Team Backlog Iteration Backlog Iteration Daily Work Developers pull work to be done4
- 8. Micro Focus Business Agility (Complimentary) Program Backlog Submit for Delivery 2 Iteration Planning3 Strategy Gather/Prioritize Business/Market Needs1 Customers Team Backlog Iteration Backlog Atlas Atlas Atlas Iteration Daily Work Developers pull work to be done4 Rally Version One Jira TFS Rally Version One Jira TFS Visual Cobol
- 9. Micro Focus Business Agility (Full Solution) Program Backlog Submit for Delivery 2 Iteration Planning3 Strategy Gather/Prioritize Business/Market Needs1 Customers Team Backlog Iteration Backlog Atlas Atlas Atlas Rhythm Rhythm Iteration Daily Work Developers pull work to be done4 Visual Cobol
- 10. The Journey to DevOps Agile Practices Continuous Integration Build TestPlan Release
- 11. How does CI work? Developer Source Control Testing Build Checkout code1 Commit changes2 Initiate CI Process3 Unit/Integration Tests4Feedback5
- 12. Micro Focus CI Capabilities Developer Source Control Testing Build Checkout code1 Commit changes2 Initiate CI Process3 Unit/Integration Tests4Feedback5 Accurev Dimensions Silk JenkinsVisual Cobol
- 13. The Journey to DevOps Agile Practices Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery Build TestPlan Release
- 14. How does CD work? Developer Source Control Checkout code 1 Commit changes 2 Initiate CI Process 3 Unit/Integration Tests 4 Build Testing Testing Acceptance Driven Tests5 Validation Manual Validation6 Release Release to Production7
- 15. Micro Focus Continuous Delivery Developer Source Control Checkout code 1 Commit changes 2 Initiate CI Process 3 Unit/Integration Tests 4 Build Testing Testing Acceptance Driven Tests5 Validation Manual Validation6 Release Release to Production7 Visual Cobol Accurev Dimensions Silk Silk Silk & Release Control Jenkins Deployment Automation
- 16. Plan Build Test Release Atlas/Rhythm Silk Accelerating your DevOps Journey
- 17. Unit Testing Continuous Integration Testing User Acceptance Testing Release / Deploy Coding / Building Analysis Cobol Analyzer Release Control SILKVisual Cobol Require- ments Atlas Dimensions The Micro Focus DevOps stack… a closer look
- 18. Atlas - Agile Requirements management
- 19. Atlas - Agile Requirements management
- 20. Atlas – monitoring Agile delivery
- 21. Unit Testing Continuous Integration Testing User Acceptance Testing Release / Deploy Coding / Building Analysis Cobol Analyzer Release Control SILKVisual Cobol Require- ments Atlas Dimensions The Micro Focus DevOps stack… a closer look
- 22. COBOL Analyzer
- 23. Unit Testing Continuous Integration Testing User Acceptance Testing Release / Deploy Coding / Building Analysis Cobol Analyzer Release Control SILKVisual Cobol Require- ments Atlas Dimensions The Micro Focus DevOps stack… a closer look
- 24. Visual COBOL
- 25. Unit Testing Continuous Integration Testing User Acceptance Testing Release / Deploy Coding / Building Analysis Cobol Analyzer Release Control SILKVisual Cobol Require- ments Atlas Dimensions The Micro Focus DevOps stack… a closer look
- 26. Dimensions
- 27. Unit Testing Continuous Integration Testing User Acceptance Testing Release / Deploy Coding / Building Analysis Cobol Analyzer Release Control SILKVisual Cobol Require- ments Atlas Dimensions The Micro Focus DevOps stack… a closer look
- 28. Test Management
- 29. Bringing agility to (manual) testing
- 30. Test Automation
- 31. Keyword-driven testing: concept Test design Enter „j.smith@gmail.com“ into Email-Textfield Enter „john“ into Password-Textfield Click on „LOG IN“ Button Select „Agent Lookup“ from Choose One-ComboBox Click on „SEARCH“ in the Show all agents Group Test implementationAUT
- 32. KDT as an end-to-end test engine Insert an item Modify the item Verify the item
- 33. Parallel execution and results
- 34. SilkTest - Technology Support and Editions Premium Edition ERP/CRM SAP (SAPGUI) and eCATT Integration Standard Edition Mobile Browsers Chrome, Stock Browser on Android Safari on iOS Green screen Rumba Native GUIs (32 and 64 bit) Win32 .Net GUIs (.Net) (32 and 64 bit) WinForms WPF Java GUIs (32 and 64 bit) SWT & RCP AWT/Swing Web Browsers Microsoft Internet Explorer, Edge Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Safari on Mac Browser technologies Web 2.0 AJAX and JavaScript HTML5, DHTML Rich internet applications Adobe Flex Adobe Air Silverlight Applets Oracle Forms (IE only) Mobile Edition Mobile iOS Android Mobile Browsers Chrome, Stock Browser on Android Safari on iOS Mobile Add-On
- 36. Web Browser • HTTP(S)/HTML • AJAX (Browser Driven) • HLS Video Streaming • Flex/AMF3 • Silverlight • Mobile Web & Native • SAP Web • Outlook Web Access Internet • HTTP(S) • SOAP (HTTP/XML) • SMTP/POP/IMAP/MAPI • FTP • TCP/IP & UDP Open Interfaces • DLL ERP/CRM • SAP (SAPGUI) • Oracle Applications • PeopleSoft • Siebel • Remedy Web ARS Terminal Services • Citrix • VMWare Horizon View Legacy/Mainframe • IBM Mainframe (TN3270E) • IBM Midframe (TN5250) • VT100/200+ Middleware • BEA Tuxedo (ATMI, JOLT) • Oracle Forms GUI Level Testing • SilkTest 4Test, Silk4J, Silk4NET Premium Middleware • CORBA (IIOP) • J2EE/EJB • .NET Remoting (Framework) Client/Server (Databases) • ODBC • Oracle OCI • IBM CLI Directory Server • LDAP Open Interfaces • Java • .NET/Visual Basic Standard Web SilkPerformer Technology Support CloudBurst Credits Test all popular Web 2.0, mobile and enterprise apps from the Cloud • Web, AJAX • Mobile • Java, Java Over HTTP • .NET • Flex/AMF3 • Silverlight • SAPGUI • Citrix • Oracle (Siebel, PeopleSoft) • Mainframe
- 37. Performance DevOps Silk Performer Load- & performance testing Silk Performance Manager End User Experience Monitoring • Feedback from production (errors, response times) • replicate issues in testing Closed-loop testing • Silk Performer Scripts • Established SLAs
- 38. Unit Testing Continuous Integration Testing User Acceptance Testing Release / Deploy Coding / Building Analysis Cobol Analyzer Release Control SILKVisual Cobol Require- ments Atlas Dimensions The Micro Focus DevOps stack… a closer look
- 39. Release Control
- 40. Release Control
- 41. DEMO !!!
- 42. Demo 1 Run unit tests… on a Cobol application!
- 43. Demo 2 Automate acceptance tests… on a Cobol application… accessed from a mobile device !
- 44. Questions • Contact - Email: Jan.De.Coster@MicroFocus.com
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- Developers check out code into their private workspaces. Developers make their changes and test then locally. When done, commit the changes to the repository. The CI server monitors the repository and checks out changes when they occur. The CI server builds the system and runs unit and integration tests. The CI server releases deployable artefacts for testing. The CI server assigns a build label to the version of the code it just built. The CI server informs the team of the successful build. If the build or tests fail, the CI server alerts the team. The team fix the issue at the earliest opportunity. Continue to continually integrate and test throughout the project.
- Developers check out code into their private workspaces. Developers make their changes and test then locally. When done, commit the changes to the repository. The CI server monitors the repository and checks out changes when they occur. The CI server builds the system and runs unit and integration tests. The CI server releases deployable artefacts for testing. The CI server assigns a build label to the version of the code it just built. The CI server informs the team of the successful build. If the build or tests fail, the CI server alerts the team. The team fix the issue at the earliest opportunity. Continue to continually integrate and test throughout the project.
- 1) Developers check out code into their private workspaces. Developers make their changes and test then locally. 2) When done, commit the changes to the repository. 3) The CI server monitors the repository and checks out changes when they occur. Starting on step 4, the development team will have continuously feedback from every step, so if the step is executed successfully the process continues to the next step, otherwise the team is notified and addresses the issue right away. 4)The CI server builds the system and runs unit and integration tests. The CI server assigns a build label to the version of the code it just built. The CI server informs the team of the successful build. The CI server releases deployable artefacts for testing. If the build or tests fail, the CI server alerts the team. The team fix the issue at the earliest opportunity and start the cycle on step 2 5) Packages that pass the CI tests have more comprehensive automated acceptance tests run against them If ADT Tests pass, the package is made available for manual validation/verification If the tests fail, the CI server alerts the team. The team fix the issue at the earliest opportunity and start the cycle on step 2 6) Once packages pass all the automated tests, they are available for self-service deployment to other environments for activities such as exploratory testing, usability testing If the tests fail, the development team will be notified of the issues. The team fix the issue at the earliest opportunity and start the cycle on step 2. 7) Once all the testing is satisfied the Package can be made available for release.
- 1) Developers check out code into their private workspaces. Developers make their changes and test then locally. 2) When done, commit the changes to the repository. 3) The CI server monitors the repository and checks out changes when they occur. Starting on step 4, the development team will have continuously feedback from every step, so if the step is executed successfully the process continues to the next step, otherwise the team is notified and addresses the issue right away. 4)The CI server builds the system and runs unit and integration tests. The CI server assigns a build label to the version of the code it just built. The CI server informs the team of the successful build. The CI server releases deployable artefacts for testing. If the build or tests fail, the CI server alerts the team. The team fix the issue at the earliest opportunity and start the cycle on step 2 5) Packages that pass the CI tests have more comprehensive automated acceptance tests run against them If ADT Tests pass, the package is made available for manual validation/verification If the tests fail, the CI server alerts the team. The team fix the issue at the earliest opportunity and start the cycle on step 2 6) Once packages pass all the automated tests, they are available for self-service deployment to other environments for activities such as exploratory testing, usability testing If the tests fail, the development team will be notified of the issues. The team fix the issue at the earliest opportunity and start the cycle on step 2. 7) Once all the testing is satisfied the Package can be made available for release.
- After successful testing your next step is RELEASE and DEPLOYment
- After successful testing your next step is RELEASE and DEPLOYment
- As a important part of requirement management is analysis Code analysis will allow you to understand What needs to be done CLICK - Where CLICK How CLICK How complex CLICK What impact COBOL Analyzer allows you to create exact lists of what statements need to modified, Estimate the effort to allow you to plan your sprints And risks and impact is highlighted.
- After successful testing your next step is RELEASE and DEPLOYment
- The Visual COBOL development is a full functional modern development tool for COBOL based on Eclipse and Visual Studio “POI” VC also includes: Navigation via tree map, bread crumps and references Intellisense helps you write the some times cryptic variable names or shows the syntax of the statement you are using Background parsing Debug support stepping forward and backwards, code watch and modification of constraints during runtime All of this making you more productive Higher quality Integrate with existing tool stack
- After successful testing your next step is RELEASE and DEPLOYment
- Dimensions is a Visual version control Easy to understand To branch out and merge back changes Enabling peer review with check lists Code review high lighting what code has changed. The result is full version control with detailed audit track Ensuring security and quality.
- After successful testing your next step is RELEASE and DEPLOYment
- To bind it all together you can use SILK CENTRAL Silk Central Is a platform to design, plan, execute and track all your functional and performance testing practices across devices and platforms You can create and store your test cases. Plan you tests Start the execution and collect the results Report on current QA status with predefined or customized reports
- With Silk Test you can automate your tests You simply record your test once and use this for all regression tests to come Silk test can then automatic run and compare you tests Silk has a very easy visual interface to maintain your test steps or You can use the detailed test scripts and run mass updates to your test cases We have customers who runs continuous integration test fully automatically daily only spending time to review the result is something is not passed This saves extremely much effort And results in more testing -> higher quality
- From a packaging this means, that there is actually no change in the Standard and Premium Edition, as we have the separate Mobile Add-On and the standalone mobile Edition. The only thing which is worth to mention is the fact that support for mobile browsers is available in both the Standard and the Mobile Edition, but Desktop browser support is only available in the Standard Edition.
- Performance is another end-user killer Google 100-400MS Slowdown=$45-$135M Loss in AdWords revenue Amazon 100MS delay=$6.79M Sales decrease Silk Performer Test, monitor and diagnostic performance It can be executed inside and outside your firewalls or remotely form around the world Do you need to emulate 100.000 or millions of simultaneous users you can fire off your load test from Amazon cloud (Source: How Performance Affects User Experience and Your Bottom Line, and What to Do About It. (2014). Gartner)
- After successful testing your next step is RELEASE and DEPLOYment
- With Realease Crontol you can aggregate and plan realease from many teams thoughout the organisation Dependencies and timing can be scheduled Making sure nothing is release until all is complete and ready Very visual with clear indication of packages included in each release train Tool support segregation of duties and keeps an audit track of any activity
- The deployment process is automated and executed across all environments With feedback on success or roll back on failure. Tracking every step and detailed event Do you already have different deployment tools, this tool can combine them all