Provisioning Toolchain Introduction for Velocity Online Conference (March 2010)

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Lee Thompson (from DTO Solutions) presentation given at Velocity's Online Conference on March 17, 2010. http://en.oreilly.com/velocity-mar2010

Technology

Open Source Provisioning Toolchain

http://dev2ops.org/toolchain

Follows historical precedents...
Core tenet of Industrial Revolution is
interchangeable parts

Unix is less an operation system and more a
federation of small utilities

Free Software Foundation Development
Toolchain
emacs->autoconf->autoheader->automake->libtool->gcc->ld

Beneﬁts of a provisioning toolchain...

Smaller interchangeable parts mitigates risk

Help users ﬁgure out how tools ﬁt together

Stop the constant reinvention of the the wheel

Consolidate terminology

Help toolsmiths align efforts

Criteria for fully automated provisioning...
1. Be able to automatically provision an entire environment
-- from "bare-metal" to running business services --
completely from speciﬁcation

2. No direct management of individual boxes

3. Be able to revert to a "previously known good" state at
any time

4. It’s easier to re-provision than it is to repair

5. Anyone on your team with minimal domain speciﬁc
knowledge can deploy or update an environment

So we’ve been talking it over...
10/09 - Provisioning Toolchain

11/09 - dev2ops blog

01/10 - OpsCamp, Austin, Texas

02/10 - DTO Customers and Industry Contacts

Controls and Utilization

Provisioning
Activity De-Provisioning Activity

(Current toolchain concept only covers provisioning part of this!)

Scope Creep!
CMDB/ Pkg Mgmt / Artifact Repositories

Monitoring / Dashboarding / Alarming

Roles / Access Controls / Audit

And that whole devops thing...

DevOps-Toolchain
Document methodologies and best practices

Deﬁne an architectural vision of the tool chain with an
eye towards phased evolution

Maintain a repository of design patterns and anti-
patterns that describe useful approaches to tool
builders

Mailing list to discuss approaches, anecdotes and
applications of approaches and tools

Join the Conversation
http://groups.google.com/group/devops-toolchain

Share a Best Practice
http://code.google.com/p/devops-toolchain/w/list

See you at Velocity in Santa Clara!

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