Implementing Fast IT Deploying Applications at the Pace of Innovation

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Implementing Fast IT

Deploying applications at the pace of innovation

Tom Deckers

tdeckers@cisco.com

January 2015

Fast IT

• Gain a Programmable Infrastructure

• Automate and Orchestrate Infrastructure

• Bridge Physical and Virtual Infrastructure

• Increase Visibility through Analytics

• Automate Threat Detection

Discover Fast IT: http://www.cisco.com/web/solutions/trends/futureofit/index.html

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Improve Software QualityAccelerate Time-to-Capability Optimize Cost-of-Delivery

Automate Testing and Quality

Control

Reduce Defects / Incidents

Increase Business Availability

Embedded QA

Cloud, ERP & Mobile Apps

Smaller, more efficient teams

Adaptive Infrastructure

Self-service

Reduce total cost of ownership

End-to-end methodology

Continuous Delivery

Enable Fast IT

Active Stakeholder involvement

Improve Business Agility

Reduce Time-To-Capability

Enable IT to keep pace with rapidly

evolving market

Culture Mindset PerceptionChange the of IT

Continuous DeliveryEnd to end workflow for cloud applications

Developers

Develop

Local Development

Source Code

Management

Continuous

Build & Review

Automated

Testing

Release

Environments

Developmen

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Staging

Production

Deploy &

Release

1. Code

Changes

2. Commit

Changes

3. Check

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Changes 4. Analyze

Changes

5. Publish

Artifact

6. Check

for

Artifacts

8.

Application

Snapshot

9. Release

Control Gates

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Traditional

Network

Continuous Delivery

Lightweight App. Containers

API enabled Standard IaaS

Application Centric Infra. (ACI)

Dedicated

PlatformsLAE

Fabric

Mobile Workload Order

MgmtPricing

Waterfall / Agile

Development

Stationary

Applications

Policy Control

Unified Infrastructure

Scalability

APIs

Intercloud

Adaptive Scaling

Feature Rich

DevOps

Open source

Quality Releases

Distributed Services

Cloud Scale

Application Centric Cloud

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The Future: Private Cloud modelWe all want to an End-to-End Programmable Infrastructure

Block Storage

Compute

IP File/ IP Block/ IP Object

Storage

vCenter

Controllers

Resource Managers

Orchestration

(Cloud)

CIAC

ASA

Client

Security Admin

Compute

Network

Storage

Admins

PaaS

Resources

Prime

Eman

Infra

Portal

eACLm

NetworkIntegrated

Security

Application Code

Portal

Application/D

ata Policy

Network

Security

Policy

1. Provisioning requests• Application environment (in LAE / Openshift)

• SDaaS

2. Continuous Delivery• IDE

• Checkin

• Jenkins build

• SonarCube

• uDeploy

DemoFollow code flow from IDE to production

Demo

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Catalog

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Packaging Manageability Fault-tolerant Self-optimizing Self-describing

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Application Centric Cloud

Resources

Fast innovation requires Fast IT: the new model for IT that transforms the way we deliver new business application capabilities to our clients.

Cisco IT has created solutions that enable automated provisioning of environments and fast deployment of cloud applications through “Software Development-as-a-Service”.

In this session, we’ll provide a hands-on experience of how application teams use an automated toolset to combine quality and agility, while reducing operational expense. We’ll also provide a view of the key technologies that enable this solution.

Finally, there’s a quick glimpse into what’s next: containerization and IOE Application Enablement.

Abstract

• Artifactory

• BPM

• LAE

• WAS

• Git

• Subversion

• Ant

• Maven (preferred)

SDaaS – Order Placed

SDaaS – Progress

SDaaS – Confirmation

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