0. 2692 : Accelerate Delivery with DevOps with IBM Urbancode Deploy and IBM Pure Application System

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2. Overview of a DevOps Pipeline
Lab Goals
Overview of a DevOps Pipeline
Relationship between IBM Urbancode Deploy and the IBM Pure Application System
Introduction to Test Virtualization
Hands on experience in an hour

3. Follow along with instructor Raise your hand with questions
Lab Format
Follow along with instructor
Raise your hand with questions
Questions/discussion at the end

4. JKE Banking Application Stock quote dependent on Web Service
Example Application
JKE Banking Application
Stock quote dependent on Web Service
Setup pipeline for development, test where external Web Service is not available

5. Lab Resources

6. What is a ‘Pipeline’ ?

7. Continuous Delivery Pipeline
Replace with new diagram – UC product logos consistent throughout

8. Continuous Deployment on Cloud
Pull changes
SCM
Build Automation
Manage source code for apps under development
Publish builds
SmartCloud Orchestrator
IBM UrbanCode Deploy
Artifact Library
Application
Resource Template
Execute provision with configuration settings
IBM PureApplication System
Provision infrastructure
Execute application deployment and manage settings across environments
UAT
Automate provisioning of environments as part of the end-to-end delivery process – Establish and automate deployment of Application Blueprints with resource templates imported from Cloud patterns.
Deploy early and often to ensure high quality and faster releases using repeatable, reliable, and managed automation.

9. Project lifecycle

10. Setup DevOps services

12. Infrastructure as code
Standardized Topologies

16. Lab Activities [discussion] [questions and discussion]
3.3 Activity: Deploying an Application
[discussion]
3.4 Activity: Creating Virtualized Test Service
[questions and discussion]

17. Thank You

18. Deming Cycles and DevOps
William Deming – American statistician
Major influencer of Japanese manufacturing and business
Famous for Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle (Deming Cycle)
Plan Do
Check
Act
Quality
Plan Do
Check
Act
Plan Do
Check
Act
William Edwards Deming

19. IBM Point of View
DevOps: Enterprise capability for continuous service delivery that enables clients to seize market opportunities and reduce time to customer feedback.
Accelerate software delivery –
for faster time to value
Balance speed, cost, quality and risk –
for increased capacity to innovate
Reduce time to customer feedback – for improved customer experience
Continuous Monitoring
Collaborative Development
Continuous Release and Deployment
Continuous Customer Feedback and Optimization
Continuous Business Planning
Continuous Testing
Monitor and Optimize
Develop and Test
Release and Deploy
Plan and Measure
DevOps –
Continuous innovation, feedback and improvements 19 19

20. ‘PIPELINE’ Development cycle QA and Self Hosting Customer Deployment
FEATURE/RUN
SVT
PERFORMANCE
UNIT TEST
IBM
IINTERNAL
CUSTOMER
FEATURE / RUN
REPO
PROD
AUTOMATED INTEGRATION TEST
BUILD
SELF HOST STAGING
IBM is investigating providing our automation in open source project via JazzHub
Easily provision and manage build infrastructure
Can dynamically provision Golden Topology to provide a scalable regression
Can automatically deploy to production servers based on test results
IBM Common Cloud Stack
Deploy Golden Topology
Traditional Infrastructure
Wants instant access to topology w/ latest build or to reproduce issue
Deploy and manage Golden Topology
Reduces test deployment costs by 90%
Automated deployments projected to save 2+ million per year within Test Organization alone
Reduced golden topology deployment from a week or more to 3 hours
Complex system setup that used to take weeks by skilled testers can now be deployed in a couple of hours by a junior tester, or anyone for that matter; its all push button.
Reduced education necessary from 3 days to 30 minutes
Equivalent amount of testing a smaller team, on much more complex topologies.
Enables more agile approach to SVT
Patterns are reused in continuous deployment pipeline
Made available for public consumption with Software Delivery and Lifecycle Patterns
Can get Golden Topologies for latest builds and focus on real test engineering

21. What is The PureApplication System?
Patterns of Expertise
Application patterns from IBM and partners
100+ ISV business applications
Business intelligence
Business process management
Web experience (Portal)
Application Platform
Integrates an application platform optimized for enterprise applications
Application Optimization
System wide Management
Automation & Scaling
Caching & Elasticity
Application Centric Provisioning
Usage Metering
Security
Monitoring
App Lifecycle Management
License Management
Self-service
Data management
System Infrastructure
Inherits the capabilities of PureFlex System
Integrated Server, Storage, Network
Power Management
Storage & VM Optimization
Virtualization
Integrated System Management
Provisioning
Security
Monitoring
IT Lifecycle Management
System design
PureApplication System adds deep application-aware value to its PureFlex foundation! 21

22. IBM Green Hat Technology for Test Virtualization Integration testing and virtualization of service and messaging technologies
Visualize connections and dependencies between services and components to plan your integration test strategy
Virtualize services for testing when real services are unavailable
Dynamically provision virtualized services for high capacity, scalability testing scenarios
Reduce infrastructure requirements – virtualized services run in a reduced footprint
Enable testing of integration and complex scenarios earlier in the test cycle
The first is service virtualization. This is the ability to virtualize middle-tier and back-end systems throughout the application lifecycle, so that testing is no longer dependent on the availability of back-end systems, and can happen earlier in the life cycle, when defects are cheaper to fix. .
Predefined support for IBM WebSphere®, TIBCO, Software AG, JMS, Oracle UDDI/SCA, SWIFT, XML, Copybook and many others
Build your own transports and formatters to support your organization’s custom messages

23. IBM PureApplication System A Jump Start for DevOps
Deployment
Applications
Middleware
All DevOps Stakeholders Benefit:
Virtualized across the stack for efficiency
Unified management, monitoring & maintenance
Integrated and elastic application and data runtimes
Rapid deployment of development and test environments with tooling and data
Patterns ensure consistency and accuracy of deployment from phase to phase
Development
Management
Virtualization
Lower cycle time
Lower costs
Improve quality
Storage
Servers
Networking

24. IBM Urbancode Deploy and Release
IBM SmartCloud Orchestrator
Continuous Release and Deployment
-- wow, that's a great video
-- my name is __, I"m the co-founder and CEO of UrbanCode, now an IBM company
-- Continuing our customer journey, the app has passed its automated functional tests and is ready to be deployed into the staging environment for user acceptance test and finally into production for customers to use.
-- So I'm here to talk to you about how uDeploy from UC, mentioned in the previous video, cut their deployment times from hours or days down to minutes
-- 1st screenshot
-- create automated processes using dnd editor
-- value in automation tools comes from built-in know-how of how to interact with other systems
-- uD ships with 100's of Steps (integrations) with systems involved in deployments
-- so, uD already knows how to talk to your middleware such as WAS or MQ, or your infrastructure such as your LB
-- 2nd screenshot
-- once you have a process,
-- you can invoke it to deploy a particular version of an application to a chosen environment
-- role based security, only people with entitlement can deploy into an ENV
-- for deploying into PROD, perhaps we would require approvals as well
-- so, once the deployment process is running, you can view a deployment report in your browser
-- it is in real-time and AJAX enabled
-- it allows you to drill down and see what is going on on any of the dozens or 100's of machines involved in the deployment
-- 3rd screen
-- uD is designed to support deployments across all envs in the deployment pipeline
-- one of the advantages, is
-- as release moves through pipeline, not only are we testing the app, but also the process
-- this can dramatically reduce the number of deployment problems in PROD
-- we've had customers decrease their PROD deployment errors by 95%
-- many other valuable features in uD, such as env config mgmt
-- I invite you all to stop by the UC booth to learn more or attend some of the many DevOps sessions
-- working with customers, we've found that after tacking the application deployment problem,
-- the next area of focus is automated environment provisioning
-- SCO delivers exactly that functionality
-- it allows new environments to be provisioned on demand
-- and it allows this functionality to be exposed as a self-service
-- of course with controls around it, security, quotas, etc.
-- SCO can be used stand alone, or as part of Pure App Service 24 24

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