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DevOps, when done right, usually goes unnoticed. It's only when something breaks that all eyes turn to IT. If your boss only sees you when the app is down, however, that's not really doing your career any favors. In this session we'll talk about how to prove your value to the organization by looking at the positive side -- that is, how much money you've saved your company.
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Forget the “Unicorns.” There is a lot to learn from “DevOps Unicorns” such as Etsy or Facebook, but for enterprises dealing with technical debt in legacy systems developed by teams no longer with the company, copying the unicorns is not an option.
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At Cricket Communications, Splunk started as a way to correlate all of our data into one view to help our operations team keep processes humming. Then we gave secured access to our developers, now they’re addicted. In fact, Splunk is critical in helping us speedup deployment of new systems (like our recent multi-million dollar billing system implementation). Learn how we use Splunk to display key metrics for the business, track overall system health, track transactions, optimize license usage, and support capacity
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AI-Powered DevOps: Injecting Speed & Quality Across Verizon’s Cloud Pipelines
Customer experience is a top priority for Verizon, so they turned to DevOps best practices to address technical issues. The result was tremendous – 3x faster build times and a 50% drop in reported bugs – all within the first six months!
This success evolved to an automated delivery pipeline approach that leveraged cloud and container technology, and teams were able to deploy new features faster, directly into production.
With faster releases came vast technical complexity. Using Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered monitoring, Verizon was able to transcend this problem, and today easily manages complex, web-scale DevOps in the cloud.
• Learn the DevOps “shift-left” quality model Verizon embraced to find issues before they reached production.
• Discover best practices that accelerated Verizon’s build and test cycle times by 3x in just six months.
• Understand what AI-powered technology is, and how it can help you master the complexity of DevOps cloud environments.
• Learn how Verizon uses DevOps and cloud monitoring as part of one integrated application delivery chain.
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- 13. Runbook 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Call L2 ops team Call infrastructure ops Call signaling partner Call radio ops Call backbone provider Call international L2 ops team Wait for reply... Repeat 1-7 until resolution
- 15. OPS: “Everything is fine from our end.”
- 16. Typical Day 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Open 30 new tickets Make 200 phone calls Attend executive P1 status update meeting Argue about what a P1 and P2 really is Reprioritize P2 tickets to P1 Reprioritize P3 tickets to P2 Close tickets as ‘Cannot reproduce’ or ‘Duplicate’
- 17. What did I care about?
- 18. What did I really care about? P1’s SLA’s
- 19. What did the Business care about? £
- 20. P1 = £ Even though the business could never prove it.
- 21. How the Business really viewed me
- 22. How L2 L3 Support viewed me
- 23. How Ops viewed me
- 24. False Alarms Site is down 404 Errors My search is slow
- 25. 2am Friday - #FFS We have had an alert that the load on one of your staging servers is critical.
- 26. How much time do false alarms waste? Role Hours Per Week Cost Per Week Cost Per Year Me 20 £400 £20,800 L2 10 £200 £10,400 L3 15 £300 £15,600 Hosting 6 £120 £6240 Network 6 £120 £6240 CMS 10 £200 £10,400 Total 55 £1,340 £69,680 Conservative estimates assuming £20/hour
- 27. How much revenue did the business lose? No idea
- 28. Typical Day 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Open 30 new tickets Make 300 phone calls Attend executive P1 status update meeting Argue about what a P1 and P2 really is Reprioritize P2 tickets to P1 Reprioritize P3 tickets to P2 Close tickets as ‘Cannot reproduce’ or ‘Duplicate’
- 29. Things I wish I’d had 1. Automation 2. Collaboration 3. Better Tooling 4. Business Metrics
- 30. Things I wish I’d done 1. Baseline where I started 2. Measured my progress 3. Calculated Business Impact 4. Promote success not problems 5. Proved my value
- 31. Present Day
- 33. 500! 3 billion ! daily transactions ! updates/yr! 250! milliseconds!
- 34. Users Expectations 1 million+ servers 100 million GB 1,000 man years 1,500 miles Konstantin Karpov
- 35. Key: = bad = not bad
- 36. Pre$Produc)on+APM+–+“Non+Produc)on+Data”+ Pre-Production Production Dev Test Staging Live Profile QA Load Test Monitor Manage Development Operations
- 37. Produc'on)APM)–)“Produc'on)Data”) Pre-Production Production Dev Test Staging Live Profile QA Load Test Monitor Manage Development Operations 6
- 38. tools can be helpful
- 39. right tools right hands right use
- 40. FOCUS
- 41. DEFECTS Identify early ! Troubleshoot fast ! Resolve quickly ! Quantify impact
- 42. automatically map your application
- 43. A simple travel search...
- 44. Who is using my app?
- 46. device, carrier browser performance
- 48. Correlate business metrics with your metrics $64,499 per min Application Revenue 10.1 s $11,987 per min Application Response Time 100 ms Application Errors * Screenshot from US e-Commerce AppDynamics Customer
- 49. Automation = ?? Time is Money. !
- 50. Infrastructure automation How much time and £ do these tools save?
- 51. Deployment automation Fabric How much time and £ do these tools save?
- 52. Monitoring tools How much time and £ do these tools save?
- 53. Collaboration = ?? Productivity saves time Time is money.
- 54. DevOps Tasks Annual Cost £ Annual Benefit £ Infrastructure Automation ? ? Deployment Automation ? ? Log Automation ? ? Monitoring ? ? Collaboration Pride ? Total X Y DevOps Value £Y-X
- 55. DevOps Automation = Time = Money collaboration ! Tell the Business how much you save them.