webcast automação implantação de aplicações (devops)

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Webcast: Automatizando a Implantação de Aplicações

Felipe [email protected]/pfelipebr

03 de Setembro de 2014


IBM Software | Rational

Introdução à DevOps no ponto de vista da IBM

Visão geral do IBM UrbanCode Deploy

Demonstração

Objetivos

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Software delivery

MobileModern workforce expects constantly

updated software toconnect to enterprise

systems

Intelligent/Connected SystemsSoftware component in smart products driving increased value and

differentiation

Big DataInsights on new products by more efficiently interpreting massive quantities of data

CloudDemand for apps requires fast, scalable environments for dev and test, as well as production

Instrumented ProductsIndustry requirements demand faster response to regulationsand standards, with traceability

and quality

Social BusinessBroader set of stakeholders

collaborates to deliver continuous innovation

and value

O software está no centro das principais tendências tecnológicas

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Em um mundo orientado pela entrega de software

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As expectativas do mercado e dos clientes estão aumentando

O ritmo da inovação está mudando

Mais espertos, rápidos e com mais qualidade

Desenvolvedores estão no foco

Melhores softwares para uma experiência de usuário aprimorada



New economics of IT fuels investments in

innovation

Innovation drives need for continuous

IT optimization

Otimização Inovação

Próxima geração de arquiteturas híbridas

“Don’t be afraid to make mistakes, just be afraid of not learning from them.” – Thomas Edison

As demandas para TI tem crescido dramaticamente

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Accelerating Product and Service Innovation | Rational

Operations First:– Charter / Fund: 2 weeks to 3 months– Acquire Infrastructure (CAPEX): 6 weeks to 6 months– Integrate Infrastructure (OPEX): 4 weeks to 8 weeks– Dry runs, validation, acceptance testing (OPEX): 2 weeks to 4 weeks

Development Second:– Workstation SCM– SCM Dev– Dev Test– Test Stage, Prod

Issues:– Patch Level / Security– Demand, Scale to Max Peak– Release schedules per Quarter / Year– Governance Process alignment– Consistency, Speed, Reliability

A new project can take between 6 and 18 months before release 1.0 is in production!

A new project can take between 6 and 18 months before release 1.0 is in production!

Entrega de software tradicional (pré-DevOps)


Accelerating Product and Service Innovation | Rational

Alguns problemas crônicos na abordagem tradicional

Your customers find major defects.–Major defects take a long time to fix.

You cannot do anything until you have everything.–Legacy model leads to unique infrastructure dependencies.

People do not talk to each other.–This leads to broken processes and overbearing governance.

Even if you are “agile,” the delivery process is still broken.–Going live still takes as long as ever.

Any problems lead to finger pointing.–Development and Operations are not able to operate as one team.



DevOps Princípios e Valores

Develop and test against a production-like system

Iterative and frequent deployments using repeatable and reliable processes

Continuously monitor and validate operational quality characteristics

Amplify feedback loops

Pessoas

Processos

Ferramentas

Pessoas

Processos

Ferramentas

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Lifecycle Integration for DevOps

ManagementAccountability

Integration

CultureCollaboration

Communication

AutomationIntegration

VisibilityOperational

Models, Assets, Data and Stores

Development Models, Assets, Data

and Stores

Development Models, Assets, Data

and Stores

Dev Tools

OpsTools

ProcessProcess

PeoplePeople

TechnologyTechnology



O Impacto de DevOps

*BVT: Build Verification Test



Acceleratesoftware delivery

Acceleratesoftware delivery

Balance speed, cost, quality and risk

Balance speed, cost, quality and risk

Reduce time to customer feedback

Reduce time to customer feedback

PeoplePeople ProcessProcess TechnologyTechnology

Develop/Test

Deploy

Operate

Steer

IBM DevOps point of viewEnterprise capability for continuous software delivery that enables clients to seize market opportunities and reduce time to customer feedback

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DevOps Practices Self Assessment tool.Blog that explains the Self Assessment tool: https://ibm.biz/BdRUbhDirect link to the tool : https://ibm.biz/devops-practices-assessment



SmartCloud Monitoring

Continuous Delivery Pipeline

IBM UrbanCode Deploy w/ Patterns

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Mobile Quality Assurance



UrbanCode for Release and Deployment automation

Drive down cost

Remove manual effort and wasted resource time with push button deployment processes

Speed time to market

Simple, graphical process designer, with built-in actions to quickly create deployment automation

Reduce risk

Robust configuration management, coordinated release processes, audits, and traceability

Enabling clients to more rapidly deliver mobile, cloud, big data and traditional applications with high quality and low risk

IBM UrbanCode Deploy automates the deployment of applications, databases and configurations into development, test and production environments, helping to drive down cost, speed time to market with

reduced risk.

IBM UrbanCode Release is an intelligent collaboration release management solution that replaces error-prone manual spreadsheets

and streamlines release activities for application and infrastructure changes.

https://www.ibmdw.net/urbancode/



Intuitive and Scalable Model Driven Deployment

Composite Applications

Components

Re-usable Workflows

Environment Management

SIT

PROD

The “What”

The “How”

The “Where”

Deployment Automation



Runtime Architecture

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OVERVIEW – IBM URBAN CODE DEPLOY

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Whiteboard Overview



IBM UrbanCode DeployApplication deployment automation

Manage application components and versions

Manage environment configuration from dev/test through production

Ensure compliance– Audit history

– Quality gates

Easy to use process designer– Automate and reuse deployment processes

Automates deployment to existing and new resources

Environment Inventory– What is deployed where?

Enterprise quality and scaleEnterprise quality and scale

IBM UrbanCode Deploy

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IBM Urban Code Deploy Key Concepts

IBM UrbanCode Deploy Server

– Rest-based services for Web UI and CLI client

– Manage Application, Component, Process, Resource, Security, Environment etc.

– Workflow engine for Application and Component process

Component: deployable artifacts with versions

Application

– Components need to be deployed together (Snapshot)

– Environments which components will be deployed on

Process: series of steps operate on artifacts

Agent/Resource: Lightweigh process runs on target host



Key Features Intuitive Deployment Model

Environment Configuration Management

Rich Drag-and-Drop Workflow Designer

Distributed Deployment Automation

Deployment Inventory



Platform Technology

CoreModels: Application,

Environment, Inventory

Distributed Automation Engine (with Plugins)

Configuration Management

SupportingArtifact Repository

Calendars & Scheduling

Intelligent File Transfer

Approvals & Work Lists

History & Audit Trail



Integrations / Plugins

Amazon EC2AntAnthillProApache HTTP ServerIBM BuildForge ClearCaseF5 Big IPGitGroovyHP Quality CenterHP Service ManagerIBM PureApplication SystemiSOA Group DP AdminJbossJenkinsJIRAJunitLuntBuildMavenMicrosoft IISMiddleware Configuration for WASPerforcePVCSQTP

RallyIBM Rational Asset ManagerIBM Rational Quality ManagerRedHat PackagerRemedyIBM SmartCloud OrchestratorSeleniumService Control ManagerServiceNowSharepointOracle SQL *PlusSQL-JDBCStarTeamSubversionTeam Foundation ServerTeamCityIBM Test Virtualization ServerTomcatIBM uBuildIBM WebSphere Application ServerIBM WebSphere LibertyIBM WebSphere Message BrokerIBM WebSphere MQIBM Worklight

For latest and complete List of integrations visit: https://developer.ibm.com/urbancode/plugins/ibm-urbancode-deploy/



Typical Deployment Types

Content Deployments

– Incremental content updates

– Rollbacks

Middleware Code Deployments

– Install and rollback of code

– Run-book automation (restart, etc.)

Middleware Configuration Deployments

– Declarative description of configuration change

– Install and rollback of config change

DB Deployments

– Execution of DB change scripts in order

– Rollback

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IBM URBANCODE DEPLOYDEPLOY MODEL

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Applications and Components

Components:- Individual deployable projects

Application:- A complete collection of components-Describes inter-component dependencies-Application Process Orchestrates the deployment



ApplicationsApplications handle

orchestration of deployments to target resource in the context of an environment

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Components

Consists of an artifact set (version), and automation to deploy artifacts

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Application Environments

SIT Properties:db.password = devPassword

Production Properties:db.password = prodPassword

Manual Approval Required!

- Model different topologies for the same application- Set environment-specific configuration

- Environments may require manual approvals for deployments



Deployment AutomationDeploy Application- Orchestrate deployment of many components- Represents deploy-time dependencies

Deploy Component- Create a fully automated workflow to be executed on target servers

Drag-and-Drop Workflow Designer

Precise Control of Execution Flow

Hundreds of Integration Steps Provided

Create Custom Steps



Basic Usage Model



Basic Usage Model with Example Tools



Demonstration

Basic Functionality of IBM UrbanCode Deploy

Questions so far?

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