The document discusses the importance of DevOps tools and processes in managing software releases efficiently. It highlights how Splunk can aid in tracking changes and monitoring builds across various development environments. Additionally, it provides resources and guidance for leveraging Splunk alongside other deployment tools like Chef and Octopus Deploy.

1. Copyright
©
2015
Splunk
Inc.
Matthew
Erbs
@matthewerbs
github.com/merbla
Throw
Your
Future
Self
a
Lifeline
with
a
Little
DevOps
Data!

2. Disclaimer
2
During
the
course
of
this
presentation,
we
may
make
forward
looking
statements
regarding
future
events
or
the
expected
performance
of
the
company.
We
caution
you
that
such
statements
reflect
our
current
expectations
and
estimates
based
on
factors
currently
known
to
us
and
that
actual
events
or
results
could
differ
materially.
For
important
factors
that
may
cause
actual
results
to
differ
from
those
contained
in
our
forward-­‐looking
statements,
please
review
our
filings
with
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SEC.
The
forward-­‐looking
statements
made
in
the
this
presentation
are
being
made
as
of
the
time
and
date
of
its
live
presentation.
If
reviewed
after
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live
presentation,
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presentation
may
not
contain
current
or
accurate
information.
We
do
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assume
any
obligation
to
update
any
forward
looking
statements
we
may
make.
In
addition,
any
information
about
our
roadmap
outlines
our
general
product
direction
and
is
subject
to
change
at
any
time
without
notice.
It
is
for
informational
purposes
only
and
shall
not,
be
incorporated
into
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contract
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other
commitment.
Splunk
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obligation
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to
develop
the
features
or
functionality
described
or
to
include
any
such
feature
or
functionality
in
a
future
release.

3. 3
Who
am
I?

4. 4
Brisbane, Australia…
5pm…
a normal Friday

5. 5
-­‐
a
manager
“Remember
that
client…
they
want
that
thing…”
“oh
yeah,
by
TODAY
please!”

6. 6

7. Would
you
release??
7
Why? Why
Not?

8. 8
DevOps

9. 9

10. DevOps
Tool
Chains
10

11. How
can
Splunk
Help?
11
talking
by
Designify.me
from
the
Noun
Project
Eye
by
Atacan
Gucluol
from
the
Noun
Project
Businessman
by
Viktor
Fedyuk
from
the
Noun
Project

12. 12
Which
cookbook
applied
a
certificate
change
to
the
Load
Balancer?
Who
authorised
a
Cloud
Formation
release
that
impacted
a
firewall
white
list?
Which
version
of
the
software
is
running
across
our
web
farm?
When
was
the
last
successful
build
for
our
flagship
app?
Questions…
Questions…
Questions…

13. 13
What
is
out
there?

14. 14

15. Push
-­‐
Chef
15
Server Analytics via
8089
Chef
App

16. Push
-­‐
Your
Applications
16
Event
Collector,
TCP,
UDP

17. 17

18. Pull
-­‐
Octopus
Deploy
18
NodeJS
Modular
Input
Octopus
Deploy
App
Query
via
REST
API

19. Pull
-­‐
Your
Database
19
Scripted/Modular
Input
A
Splunk
AppDB

20. What
about
my
apps?
20

21. `
21
Log.Logger = new LoggerConfiguration()
.Enrich.With<HttpRequestIdEnricher>()
.Enrich.With<MachineNameEnricher>()
.WriteTo.EventCollector("https://mysplunk:8088/services/collector", "mytoken")
.CreateLogger();

22. Bring
it
together!
22
Notifications
of
significant
pipeline
events
Build
reporting
across
DevOps
tooling
silos Talk
to
other
teams
and
examine
your
tooling
Are
you
ready
for
DevOps?

23. Resources
23
Splunk
App
and
Mod
Input
Guidance
-­‐
https://dev.splunk.com
Octopus
Deploy
Octopus
Deploy
App
-­‐
https://github.com/merbla/splunk-­‐octopusdeploy-­‐app
Chef
Kung
Fu
-­‐
https://www.chef.io/devops/devops-­‐kungfu.pdf
Chef
App
-­‐
https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/2687/
https://github/merbla

24. 24
It’s YOUR
data…
OWN IT!

25. Get
Amongst
It!!
THANK
YOU