The Hybrid Cloud DevOps Journey & Middleware

Microservices, Containers and OpenShift

Vasco NevesApplication Platform Solution Sales Specialist

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AGENDA

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● Where are you today and where do you want to go?

● Build Cloud Native Applications

● Accelerate App Delivery with DevOps and Containers

● ”The Platform” - Bringing it all together

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WHERE ARE YOU TODAY?

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MORE IMPORTANTLY, WHERE DO YOU WANT TO BE TOMORROW?

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NEW TECHNOLOGY MODELSTO INCREASE SPEED & AGILITY - REDUCE COSTS

DevelopmentModel

ApplicationArchitecture

Deployment& Packaging

ApplicationInfrastructure

Storage

Waterfall

Agile

DevOps

Monolithic

N-tier

Microservices

Virtual Services

Containers

Bare Metal

Hosted

Hybrid Cloud

Data Center

Scale Out

Software-Defined Storage

Scale Up

And Software Defined Infrastructure (Networking, Functions, etc....)

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REASONS CUSTOMERS NEED MODERN APP DEVTOP OF THE LIST: FASTER PACE, HIGHER EXPECTATIONS

PACE OF BUSINESS

Companies must have core competency in

software development to compete

Customers expect your business to be as

advanced & efficient as the latest consumer app

The ability to adapt is as important as the ability to

plan

MODERN CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

SOFTWARE AS A COMPETITIVE EDGE

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BUILD CLOUD-NATIVE APPS

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WHAT ARE CLOUD-NATIVE APPS?AND WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH THEM?

“Modern applications provide a continuous experience across multiple logical and physical channels (including conversational interfaces), which

are fed by a mesh of services, and are accessible by their customers, suppliers and ecosystem partners via mediated APIs.”

“Web-scale applications must be uncompromisingly robust, reliable, available, scalable, secure and self-healing.”

Source: Elizabeth Golluscio & Anne Thomas for Gartner, Modernizing Application Architecture and Infrastructure Primer for 2017, Jan 2017. ID: G00318237. https://www.gartner.com/doc/3572317?ref=clientFriendlyURL

GARTNERJan 2017

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WHY DO ORGS CHOOSE CLOUD APPS?

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PERFORMANCE & TIME TO MARKET TOP THE LIST

Source: IDC, Business Value Impact of Digital Transformation: Understanding How Digital Transformation Is Already Here and What It Means For Your Sales and Marketing Strategy, Doc # DR2017_BS2_NS_RP. February 2017.

48%

44%

28%

18%

13%

11%

9%

4%

Time to market for new products and services

Business process workflow

Employee productivity gain

Customer retention

Profitability

Operational costs

New customer acquisition

Revenue

Business outcomes KPI gains Annual benefits per cloud application

40%

34%

16%

10%

Additional revenue Reduced costs

35%

22%

21%

21%

US$2.6 million

US$6.8 millionApplicationperformance

Time to market

Operationsperformance

New productsand customers

DevOps

Employee productivityBusiness processimprovement

Innovation

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4 (+1) CORE COMPONENTS

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OF A CLOUD-NATIVE SOFTWARE DELIVERY MODEL

Source: Deloitte for the Wall Street Journal, Moving to a Cloud-Native World, Jan 2017. http://deloitte.wsj.com/cio/2016/12/12/making-the-leap-to-a-cloud-native-world/

AN AGILE LIFECYCLE

AUTOMATION VIA DEVOPS

PLATFORM-AS-A-SERVICE (PaaS)

MICROSERVICES ARCHITECTURE

MANAGED SCALE

GENERAL DISTRIBUTION

MICROSERVICES ARCHITECTURE

CONTAINER

CLIENT

RES

T A

PI

SERVICE

CONTAINER

NodeJSService

CONTAINER

Spring BootService

CONTAINER

JBoss EAPService

CONTAINER

TomcatService

CLIENT

RES

T A

PI

CLIENT

RES

T A

PI

CLIENT

RES

T A

PI

CLIENT

RES

T A

PI

CONTAINER

DATASTORE

CONTAINER

PostgreSQLDatastore

CONTAINER

MongoDBDatastore

CONTAINER

MySQLDatastore

CONTAINER

JBoss DGDatastore

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THE PATH TO CLOUD-NATIVE APPS

A DIGITAL DARWINISM

SELF-SERVICE ON-DEMAND INFRA

RE-ORG TO DEVOPS AUTOMATION CONTINUOUS

DELIVERY

ADVANCED DEPLOYMENT TECHNIQUES

MICROSERVICES

AND ONLY THEN!

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BENEFITS OF CLOUD-NATIVE APPS

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STAY COMPETITIVE IN A SOFTWARE-DRIVEN ECONOMY

Get new features & services to market

faster

Improve product quality & services more frequently

Opportunities to save using elastic

resources; monetize APIs,

services

Stay relevant & survive as a

business. (Software rules the

world.)

BUSINESS SURVIVALCOST & REVENUERAPID RESPONSETIME TO MARKET

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ACCELERATE APP DELIVERY WITH DEVOPS & CONTAINERS

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DEVOPS

Creates culture based on collaboration & openness

Uses automation to deliver applications faster

Requires a dynamic, programmable platform

DEVOPS & CONTAINERSMODERN TOOLS, MODERN PRACTICES

CONTAINERS

Packages & isolates apps with the files they need to run

Reduces conflict by separating areas of responsibility

Offers open source way to orchestrate app dev & deployment

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WHY COMPANIES USE CONTAINERS

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SPEED, EFFICIENCY, & PROCESS SIMPLIFICATION

Source: [n=151 IT ops professionals] Forrester, a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Red Hat, May 2016.

Deliver apps faster

Simplify app deployment and management

Improve efficiency

Integrate apps faster

Improve DevOps collaboration

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PATH TO DEVOPS

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DOING THINGS FASTER IS GOOD — BUT YOU NEED MORE THAN THAT

1. Open your culture. Transparency, collaboration, and consistency are required.

2. Automate as much as you can. Eliminate manual tasks and gain time to innovate.

3. Get the right platform. Containers are the best way to package apps for DevOps, and container platforms provide the automation needed by both teams.

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CONTAINERS EVOLVE APP DELIVERY

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& CONTAINER PLATFORMS ARE PART OF YOUR DEVOPS TOOL KIT

● Eliminate configuration errors and “works fine on my machine” problems (because apps have what they need to run)

● Isolate apps from underlying infrastructure

● Consistently deploy containers across dev, stage, and production

● Benefit from automation that results from container orchestration and continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD)

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ORGANIZATIONS THAT GO DIGITAL

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BENEFIT FROM DEVOPS PROCESSES & TECHNOLOGIES

Spend

22%less time on unplanned

work & rework and

Spend

50%less time remediating

security issues

Have employees that are

22xmore likely to recommend

their organization to a friend29%

more time on new work

Source: Puppet + DORA, 2016 State of DevOps Report. March 2016.http://www.ciosummits.com/Online_Assets_Puppet_2016_State_of_DevOps_Report.pdf

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OPENSHIFT CONTAINER PLATFORM

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BRINGING MICROSERVICES, CONTAINERS AND DEVOPS TOGETHER

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We Need More Than Just Containers...

SchedulingDecide where to deploy containers

Lifecycle and healthKeep containers running despite failures

DiscoveryFind other containers on the network

MonitoringVisibility into running containers

SecurityControl who can do what

ScalingScale containers up and down

PersistenceSurvive data beyond container lifecycle

AggregationCompose apps from multiple containers

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CLOUD-NATIVE CAPABILITIES WITH RED HAT OPENSHIFT

ANYCONTAINER

Amazon Web Services Microsoft Azure Google CloudOpenStackDatacenterLaptop

ANYINFRASTRUCTURE

APPLICATION LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT

CONTAINER ORCHESTRATION AND MANAGEMENT

ENTERPRISE CONTAINER HOST

GENERAL DISTRIBUTION

OpenShift Container Platform

MICROSERVICES ARCHITECTURE

CONTAINER

NodeJSService

CONTAINER

Spring BootService

CONTAINER

JBoss EAPService

CONTAINER

TomcatService

CLIENT

RES

T A

PI

CLIENT

RES

T A

PI

CLIENT

RES

T A

PI

CLIENT

RES

T A

PI

CONTAINER

PostgreSQLDatastore

CONTAINER

MongoDBDatastore

CONTAINER

MySQLDatastore

CONTAINER

JBoss DGDatastore

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8mo Payback on investment 66% Faster app delivery

40% Infrastructure savings 20% IT Staff productivity improvement

530% ROI over 5 years $1.3M Avg annual business benefits per 100 dev

THE BUSINESS VALUE OF DEVOPS WITH OPENSHIFT

Source: The Business Value of Red Hat OpenShift, IDC, September 2016 https://www.openshift.com/sites/default/files/idc-business-value-of-openshift.pdf

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WHO'S DOING THIS ALREADY?

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CLIENT PROOF POINTSSOLVING PROBLEMS WITH DIFFERENT APPROACHES

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● Reduced time to access dev environments from months to minutes (12 min)

● Enabled self service for ALL developers (GitHub authentication)

● Enabled Elastic infrastructure (# of containers shrink and expand based on demand)

● Able to gain visibility on development languages used/enable better security visibility

● Enabled code sharing between Ministries & Federal Government (all source code is Open Sourced)

● New Processes defined● Moving to a hybrid - multi- cloud model● Started from Origin then Supported (procurement)

● Hosted in OpenShift Dedicated - backend infrastructure hosted in a Public Cloud Provider (200 Pods, 4 Masters)

● 1500 Changes/day in non-prod Sandbox; 500 Commits a day in Production

● Approximately 250 developers across 8 teams (employed and 3rd party)

● In less than 10 minutes… team members have everything they need to produce code and push to production

● Largest OpenShift Dedicated Client in the world● New Processes defined● Moving to a hybrid cloud model

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