4. Why the Transformation Laboratory?
1. Optimize legacy
apps with cloud
Containers &
Common Services
Next Generation
Middleware,
Data & Analytics
Automation &
Orchestration
Cloud-enabled
middleware
Self-service Experience
2. Open your datacenter to work with
cloud services
Integration Services
& Cloud Native
Programming Models
Integration & Hybrid
Cloud
APIs
Public
Cloud
Services
Machine Learning
on p/z
Blockchain
Business Process
Data & Apps
3. Create new cloud
native applications
Cloud Native
Services & Runtimes
Cloud First
Applications
New Applications
On-Premises Software
& Services
Containers &
Common Services
Automation &
Orchestration
Containers &
Common Services
Automation &
Orchestration
4
8. Where is coordination needed most?
Simple change / Little Coordination
Microservice Boundary
Loosely coupled services
Single team impact
Single environment
Rapid iteration
High toleration for failure
Complex Change / Greater Coordination
System-wide change
Coupled interactions
Multi-team impact
Multiple environments
Controlled deployment - production
Governance / Traceability
Build Deploy AuditDefine
Change
Manage
Business Process Flow
Traditional
deployments
Public Clouds
Private Clouds
ICP
9. Cloud Native
System of
Engagement
Git
Git
Git
Pipeline
Pipeline
Pipeline
Microservice A_v2
Microservice C_v3
Microservice B_v4
API
Accelerating Innovation
How do I bring speed, visibility and control to transformation?
Automate
Across the Spectrum for
Hybrid workloads
On-premisesOperational Excellence
Network
VM 3
VM 1 VM 2
Storag
e
Pattern
Application
Release
Automation
Continuous
Integration
SCM
SCM
SCM
Systems of Record Cloud Enabled
• Accelerated Innovation
• Rapid Instantiation
• Data Driven Development
• Elastic Scale / Recovery Oriented
Programming
• Operational Excellence
• Automation across the lifecycle
• Reduced Delivery Time
• Standardized with Patterns
What characterizes Cloud–Native?
What characterizes Cloud–Enabled?
New MicroService, Auto-Scaling Cloud-Native apps with DevOps
Shifting of traditional 3-tier apps & middleware
to cloud & adopting DevOps
10. What else is impacted by transformation?
10
App
DB2
Operations
Management
Dev and Ops
Monitoring
Release
Automation
Cloud Private
Container
Container
Container
Container
• Automate Releases across hybrid environments
• On-premise and cloud
• All hybrid application components, including traditional apps and
full-stack containers
• Promotion to Production
• Governance: tracking and control
• Monitor in Development and integrate in Operations
• On-premise and IBM Cloud private infrastructure & containers
• On-premise applications and cloud-first application components
• Synthetic response time and availability monitoring artifacts
• Manage notifications, automated runbooks and incidents
• On-premise infrastructure
• IBM Cloud Private infrastructure
• On-premise and IBM Cloud Private monitoring tools
• Automated & repeatable remediation with runbooksTraditional On-Premise
deploy
monitor
manage
application
Public Cloud
11. Yes, we have products
11
App
DB2
IBM APM
IBM Cloud Private
Container
Container
Container
Container
• IBM Cloud Private
• Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry
• API Consistency with the public IBM Cloud
• Containerized middleware
• IBM UrbanCode
• Enterprise Continuous Delivery
• Anything, Anywhere, Any time
• IBM Application Performance Management
• Identify Bottlenecks and Improve Availability
• Synthetic response time and availability monitoring artifacts
• IBM Netcool
• Network management, including discovery, runbooks & monitoring
• Centralized visibility and reporting
deploy
monitor
manage
application
12. DevOps Transformation to
Win in the Market
Sanjeev Sharma, IBM Distinguished Engineer, and
CJ Paul, IBM Distinguished Engineer
Core
Session
Think
Tank
Ideation to Implementation in a
Multi-Cloud, Multi-Platform World
Speakers from IBM, Hanover Insurance, Nordea
Bank, Nationwide Insurance*
IBM Cloud Private, UrbanCode, Application
Performance Management, and IBM NetCool
Operations Insights.
Mike Kaczmarski, IBM DevOps and ITSM CTO
What's new in Deployment Automation and
Release Management
Eric Minick, IBM Product Management Lead for
Continuous Delivery; Steve Boone, IBM
UrbanCode Development Manager
Live
Demo
Tech
Talk