Agile DevOps: Environment Automation
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This document discusses applying agile practices to both software development and operations. It notes that developers must support operational use of software, known as "devops". Environment automation can help address common impediments like unavailable test environments. The document proposes treating infrastructure provisioning as software that can be developed using practices like test-driven development and continuous integration. It introduces the Opscode Chef tool for environment automation and argues both developers and operations should learn unfamiliar skills to better collaborate.
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- 8. It’s all software now ... • • Virtualization has revolutionized system operations • Let’s apply known practices to both application development and system development • Let’s develop our systems - using build automation,TDD, and CI We have historically run our software on systems, now lets use software to build those systems
- 9. Three reasons why this won’t work :) • Reason 1: System provisioning is much more variable than building software • • Reason 2: Systems are more heavyweight than software artifacts Reason 3: Doing this involves possibly unfamiliar tools and skills • Operations write software? That’s for developers. • Developers manage systems? That’s for operations.
- 10. Too variable ? • Traditional system provisioning involves • • • • Many steps Specialized knowledge Manual input One solution: make provisioning deterministic
- 11. Deterministic Process Inputs Process (closed system) The inputs guarantee the outputs No “hidden” inputs Only automate a deterministic system Use tests to assert outputs Outputs
- 12. Opscode Chef • • • • • Environment automation solution Cook up servers with recipes Free and Open Source Vibrant Community Influenced by Puppet, which was influenced by CFEngine
- 13. Too heavyweight ? • Solution: lightweight virtualization tools • • Abstract away the hardware Command line integrates with build system
- 15. Too unfamiliar? • Explore new areas: • • • • Developers - Learn sysamin stuff - bash, init.d scripts, managing public keys, vi instead of Eclipse System engineers - Dig into software development - Ruby, Java, TDD Embrace new tools Dev/Ops collaboration - pairing, post release retrospectives
- 16. Questions?