DevOps Dilemma - Make Dev work with Ops!
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Every business runs on software and demanding more, faster and better from their IT teams. Current IT operating models are struggling to support the high velocity needs to the business. In this session we run through the steps that brings real meaning to the DevOps journey to make achieve faster and better turnaround for your projects, features and operations.
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DevOps Dilemma - Make Dev work with Ops!
- 1. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ DevOps Dilemma Steps to make Dev work with Ops! 1 Louis Leong Technology Specialist, Developer Tools Microsoft Singapore a-louisl@microsoft.com Sandeep Joshi CTO DataPerx Global, Singapore sandeepj@dataperx.com
- 2. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Event Sponsors 2
- 3. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Participate with us and stand a chance to win prizes! Survey: http://j.mp/abcsg-2016 Tweet Tag: #GlobalAzure #GABSG 3
- 4. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Agenda • Introduction – Why and What? • Enterprise DevOps • Making DevOps Work • Microsoft DevOps Tooling • Demos - End to End DevOps using Microsoft Tools 4
- 5. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Why DevOps? 5 Business Needs • More, Faster, Better • Faster time to market • Stable Releases Delivery Challenges • Time to fix • Time to release • Constantly changing • Tools & framework • Pace, expectations and processes • Increasing Complexity Current IT Operating Models are not designed for the high velocity, super competitive business world.
- 6. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ What is DevOps? Is this what you think DevOps is? DEV OPS DevOps!!!
- 7. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Dev vs Ops – view of the world DEV OPS “We know what developers want” “A system to replace all systems” “Push button environments” “Automate everything” “We know what devops is” “We will use Continuous Integration tools” “We will release everyday” “We know operations will handle the infra and dependencies”
- 8. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ So, what is DevOps? DevOps is a journey of experiences, ideas and culture. It's about team collaboration, continuous improvement and self-service mindset. Communication Understanding Integration Relationship Ownership Tools Continuous Improvement Practices and Principles + = Good DevOps Environment Collaboration
- 9. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Enterprise DevOps DEV OPS Developers Testers Business AnalystsUX Distributed Teams 3rd Party Integration Teams Vendor Teams Sys Admin DBA Service Desk Middleware Experienced Talent Pool Conflicting Business Priorities Technical Challenges Business Challenges Fragmented Toolset Conflicting Practices Lack of Technical Competency Unclear Guidelines … …
- 10. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ ProductionDevelopment Collaboration BACKLOG REQUIREMENTS Inconsistent and chaotic releases Plan Develop + Test Release Monitor + Learn No actionable and contextual info to resolve incidents Inconsistent tracking and management of incidents across teams and tools Prioritize and validate investments based on qualitative and quantitative data. Quickly detect and resolve application issues. Enterprise DevOps Impediments
- 11. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Making DevOps Work People • Shift in Roles and Accountabilities • Prepare for the culture shift Process • Cultivate DevOps Habits • Remove what doesn’t work (faster) Tools • Leverage Unified Toolset • Automate where possible
- 12. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ 12 Feature Team Feature Team Feature Team New Roles / Combined Responsibility – One example is to combine traditional developer and tester roles into one discipline: software engineers. This will reduce delays in handoffs between developers and testers and focus on quality for all software created. End to End ownership – empower each individual to own every aspect of from inception to production (own what you are delivering) Operations know application side – enable operations team to know the application architecture to be more efficient troubleshooters, suggest architectural changes to the infrastructure, be able to develop and test things like infrastructure as code and automation scripts, and make high- value contributions that impact the service design or management. “It’s an application issue not infra issue” to “It’s an issue in abc module, x function and because of y” Making DevOps Work People Shift from {“Works on my machine” to “Works everywhere”
- 13. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ 13 Combined Stand-ups: Are we blocking Ops? Are we blocking Dev? Pairing and Rotation Everyone know what production looks like Single view of all activities & dependencies Include upgrades, integration and sizing activities into your backlog Monitor and track Techdebt Appreciate Craftsmanship Pair Programming Design Walkthrough Code Reviews Automated Tests Instrumentation Define clear goals -> Shared metrics and shared accountability Making DevOps Work People Process
- 14. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Develop Developer IDE Team Collaboration Build+Test Build/CI Test Deploy Release/CD Monitor+Learn Monitor On-Premises | Hybrid | Cloud Making DevOps Work People Process Tools Microsoft DevOps Tooling
- 15. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Develop Developer IDE Team Collaboration Build+Test Build/CI Test Deploy Monitor+Learn Monitor Configuration Release On-Premises | Hybrid | Cloud Making DevOps Work People Process Tools OSS Tooling
- 16. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Open, flexible, and extensible cross-platform DevOps tools More agility and flexibility for continuous value delivery Unlocks a greater ecosystem and works with what you already use Microsoft DevOps Tooling
- 17. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Code Repository Backlog Build + Deploy Monitor and improve Automated Testing User Feedback Visual Studio Team Services
- 18. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Visual Studio Team Services is Enterprise Ready Compliance Data Sovereignty Data Import Active Directory Process Customization Code Search Reporting
- 19. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ 920 Visual Studio Code Extensions 5,910 Visual Studio Extensions 100 Visual Studio Team Services Extensions
- 20. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Demos - End to End DevOps using Microsoft Tools Plan + TrackDemo 1 Development Production Develop + TestDemo 2 ReleaseDemo 3 Monitor + LearnDemo 4
- 21. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Resources 21 Microsoft - Our DevOps Journey – http://stories.visualstudio.com/devops/ What Makes Microsoft Run: An Inside Look at DevOps https://visualstudiomagazine.com/articles/2015/09/30/microsoft-harry-devops-tfs-vso.aspx DevOps In Enterprise - http://aka.ms/devopsmva Mobile DevOps with Visual Studio Team Services and HockeyApp http://hockeyapp.net/blog/2015/11/18/introducing-mobile-devops.html
- 22. Tweet: #GlobalAzure | http://singapore.azurebootcamp.net/ Thank You 22
Hinweis der Redaktion
- We are living in Super Vuca world (a term by Kevin Roberts) – Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous World. Every Business in todays’ world run on software and demands more features, faster releases and better quality software. Business is looking at IT to enable them to be stay competitive and relevant. However, current IT operating models are not designed for the high velocity, super competitive business world. Most of IT spent is about ‘keeping the lights on’ and maintaining the existing applications. The struggle at multiple stages of process – right from finding the issue to finding the fix and taking the fix to the production is incredible. The time it takes to release a new feature not just depends on how fast you can develop but also how fast you can test and how fast you can move to production. If these challenges are not enough, every IT organization is facing a challenge of constantly changing tool/frameworks, pace, expectations and processes. We are getting caught with increasing complexities. Majority of these challenges are because of departmental silos. The team who build software vs the team who deploys it vs who maintains it – are usually different teams. Their KPIs, way of working and way of thinking are not aligned to deliver ‘desired outcome’. The teams need to collaborate and work together. This philosophy is called DevOps.
- For many, DevOps is as simple as ‘Dev’ + “Ops” – by combining few developers and operations staff together, they start calling them DevOps Team. Is this what you think DevOps is?
- The view of the world is fundamentally different for Dev teams and Ops teams. In reality, it is not what it looks.
- In an enterprise environment, DEV team is not just about developers. It is the team which develops the software and it can comprise of multiple roles. Same is for Ops. Apart from team dynamics, you have various other challenges that you need to work through to make DevOps a reality in an enterprise environment.
- When looking at these friction and challenging points we identify 5 top impediments for DevOps Inconsistent and chaotic releases: how to shift from quarterly or monthly release to a more frequent release cadence like daily for example. When you have multiple teams releasing daily it is hard to keep track of what is going to production and who approved it. Quickly detect and resolve application issues: as the team increases their cadence and components run in hybrid environments it becomes more difficult to diagnostic issues in production without proper tools that facilitates this for developers. Inconsistent tracking and management of incidents across teams and tools: Developers and operations use their own tools to manage their own work, while this tools serve different purpose they need to be integrated so there is consistency traceability and transparency around managing incidents, tools that enable collaboration without adding unnecessary overhead. Prioritize and validate investments based on qualitative and quantitative data: allowing teams to be in continuous learning mode. No actionable and contextual info to resolve incidents: it is often the case that production is a unique environment and reproducing issues using pre-production environments could be challenging. To remove friction and increase efficiency, developers need access to rich diagnostics and information that allow them to resolve production issues quickly. So let’s take a look at each area, and talk about problems, solutions and customer value…
- Changing Team dynamics involves cultural shift – behavior, emotion and sentiments are involved above & beyond skills and roles. Clear direction and support from upper powers is essential for such changes.
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