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DevOps An introduction to DevOps Alexander Meijers| Lead Architect Wednesday, September 30th 2015

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DevOpsAn introduction to DevOps

Alexander Meijers| Lead ArchitectWednesday, September 30th 2015

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“A software development method that emphasizes communication,

collaboration, integration, automation, and measurement of cooperation between

software developers and other IT professionals”DEV OPS

Source is Wikipedia

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DevOps – Working togetherImprove technologic and process integration between development and operations

• Have a common goal• Working together• Optimization of team performance

Development

Technology Operations

Quality Assurance

DevOps

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DevOps – Deployment lifecyclesImprove deployment frequency and have faster development and deployment lifecycles

• Leads to faster time to market• Leads to lower failure rate of new released• Leads to shortened lead time between fixes• Leads to faster mean time to recovery (MTTR)

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DevOps - Automation• DevOps approach aims to maximize

• predictability• efficiency• Security• maintainability of operational processes

• By investing in automation and critical tool selection• Standardize development environments• Use release management• More flexibility in managing and driving automation

• No or less manually work at the command line

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DevOps – application-centric networking• Success is determined by the

end user’s experience with an application• Measuring metrics• Application responsiveness• Application uptime• …

• Requires different level of instrumentation within the supporting infrastructure

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DevOps? – Look at the A-Team• Working together• Strive for the same goal• Stick together no matter

what• Share intel• Analyze their results• They learn from it• They always win and nobody

dies!

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Lifecycle of DevOps

People Process Products

DEV OPS

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Plan1 Monitor +

Learn

Release

Develop + Test2

Development

Production

4

3

DevOps process

Thanks to Donovan Brown for the amazing graphics!

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It starts with an idea – and a plan how to turn this idea into reality …

Manage work

Develop + Test

1

PlanProject starts

PlanTrack progress

Thanks to Donovan Brown for the amazing graphics!

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Write Code

Unit Testing

2

Build

Version Control

Build Verification

Release

Once the iteration starts, developers turn great ideas into features …

Develop + Test

Thanks to Donovan Brown for the amazing graphics!

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CloudLoad

TestingIntegration testing

environment

Automated functional testing

environment

3

Pre-production

environment

Stagingenvironme

nt

Monitor + Learn

When all tests pass, the build is deployed to testing environments for each stage in the release process

Release

Thanks to Donovan Brown for the amazing graphics!

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Learn and understand how users use your app, how it reacts and quickly fix issues and bugs

Monitor + Learn

4

Monitor

Feedback

Plan the next iteration

Thanks to Donovan Brown for the amazing graphics!

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DevOps practices• Infrastructure as Code • Continuous integration • Automated testing• Application Performance Monitoring / Management• Continuous Deployment / Delivery• Release Management• Configuration Management

Doing one of these practices doesn’t mean you are doing DevOps!Source: http://www.itproguy.com/devops-practices

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DevOps solutions @ Microsoft

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DevOps journey – Where to start?Asses where you are

• Gather information about MTTR, MTTD, rates of deployment

• Microsoft’s DevOps Self assessment*

Challenge people

• Address people on collaboration between dev and ops

• Thinks out of the box instead of in organization structure and processes like ITIL

Determine your tools

• Choose the practices you need

• Define the tools that are suited to your case

*Microsoft’s DevOps Self Assessment: http://devopsassessment.azurewebsites.net MTTR=Mean Time To ResolveMTTD=Mean Time To Detect

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Questions?