DevOps for Mobile - DevOpsDays, NY, 2013

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This document discusses challenges and best practices for DevOps for mobile apps. It outlines 10 challenges, including fragmented platforms, app stores adding deployment steps, and managing provisioning profiles and keys. It then describes IBM's 4 DevOps principles and discusses continuous integration, continuous delivery, continuous testing, continuous monitoring, and mobile app delivery best practices. These include automated build/deploy scripts, testing on devices, simulating backend services, monitoring performance, and using a private app store for testing.

DevOps for Mobile
Apps: Challenges and
Best Practices
Sanjeev Sharma
IBM Software Group

DevOpsDays 2013
New York, NY

Me
• 18 year in the software industry
• 15+ years he has been a solution
architect with IBM
• Areas of work:
o DevOps Sanjeev Sharma
o Enterprise Architecture sanjeev.sharma@us.ibm.com
IBM Software Group
o Agile Transformation
o Mobile Development
o Software Delivery Platforms
o Software Supply Chains.
• Blog @ bit.ly/sdarchitect
• Twitter: @sd_architect

DevOps for Mobile ‐ Challenges
• Mobile Apps are the Mobile App

front-end to a Public Cloud
Private Cloud

complex(enterprise) Routing
Service
Collaboration
Content
Providers EJB
Business
Partners

back-end system
Third-party Shared
Archives Services
Services
Portals
Messaging
Services
File

o Mobile Apps are rapidly Directory
Identity
systems

becoming a critical user Data Warehouse Mainframe
Enterprise
Service Bus

interface to enterprise Heterogeneous Environments

systems

DevOps for Mobile ‐ Challenges
• Fragmented Platforms
o iOS forked when iPad came
out. Android forked multiple
times with each vendor,
Kindle Fire, Nook…
• HTML5, PhoneGap/
Cordova still cannot fully
replace native Apps in
every situation

DevOps for Mobile ‐ Challenges

• App stores add
additional
asynchronous
deployment step
o Continuous Delivery
becomes ‘deliver and
wait’

Mobile Application Architecture:
LinkedIn

http://engineering.linkedin.com/testing/co
ntinuous‐integration‐mobile

IBM’s Four DevOps Principles
1. Collaborate across
Disciplines
2. Develop and test against
a production-like system
3. Deploy frequently
4. Continuously validate
operational quality
characteristics

Continuous Integration and
Continuous Delivery

1. End-to-end
Traceability, across all
iOS
Developer
Components
Source Library
Control
Deliver App
Code Build Fetch Automate
Android
Developer

Source Deployable
Artifacts Artifacts

Enterprise
Services
Developer

Continuous Integration and
Continuous Delivery

2. Practice Continuous
Integration
Mobile App
Developent
Teams

Enterprise
Services
Developent
Teams

Continuous Integration and
Continuous Delivery

3. Maintain separate
build areas for each
SDK version
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" ... >
<uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="4" android:targetSdkVersion="15" />
...
</manifest>

Continuous Integration and
Continuous Delivery

4. Automated Build and
Deploy scripts
Automated
Scripts

Continuous Testing and
Continuous Monitoring

5. Test each build on
each supported
device

Continuous Testing and
Continuous Monitoring

6. Simulate Back-end
Services
Mobile App

App Under Test Third-party
Third-party
Services Services

Test Environments to Production
Directory Portals
Actual Service Identity
Simulated Service
Mobile App Enterprise Service
Data Warehouse Mainframe Bus

Heterogeneous Environments

Continuous Testing and
Continuous Monitoring

7. Monitor deployed
apps and back end
services performance

Mobile App Delivery

8. Governance of
provisioning profiles,
certificates and API
keys

Mobile App Delivery

9. Use a ‘Private’ App
store to test device
deployment

Mobile App Delivery

10. Convert App Store
feedback into user
stories

Mobile Delivery Pipeline
Mobile
IDE

API keys,
Provisioning
Profiles…

Build, Package,
.jsp .htm & Unit Test
Application
l Binaries & Platform
Configuration
.java Deploy

.sh chef
recipe
s
Deployable Artifacts
Source Artifacts
Library Environment
Source Control Enterprise Running System
Management Services
IDE

IBM SmartCloud Continuous
Delivery packaging
Extending Agile Development with Continuous Delivery

Build -> Publish -> Deploy -> Test

Mobile/Enterprise ALM
Suite (Rational Team
Concert) IBM SmartCloud Provisioning

Agile Deployment to
Development Virtual Systems

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Where to get more
information?
• My Blog:
o http://bit.ly/sdarchitect

• Leveraging DevOps in a water-SCRUM-fall World
o http://ibm.co/PRQkWL

• IBM Enterprise DevOps blog
o http://ibm.co/JrPVGR

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1. DevOps for Mobile Apps: Challenges and Best Practices Sanjeev Sharma IBM Software Group DevOpsDays 2013 New York, NY

2. Me • 18 year in the software industry • 15+ years he has been a solution architect with IBM • Areas of work: o DevOps Sanjeev Sharma o Enterprise Architecture [email protected] IBM Software Group o Agile Transformation o Mobile Development o Software Delivery Platforms o Software Supply Chains. • Blog @ bit.ly/sdarchitect • Twitter: @sd_architect

3. DevOps for Mobile ‐ Challenges • Mobile Apps are the Mobile App front-end to a Public Cloud Private Cloud complex(enterprise) Routing Service Collaboration Content Providers EJB Business Partners back-end system Third-party Shared Archives Services Services Portals Messaging Services File o Mobile Apps are rapidly Directory Identity systems becoming a critical user Data Warehouse Mainframe Enterprise Service Bus interface to enterprise Heterogeneous Environments systems

4. DevOps for Mobile ‐ Challenges • Fragmented Platforms o iOS forked when iPad came out. Android forked multiple times with each vendor, Kindle Fire, Nook… • HTML5, PhoneGap/ Cordova still cannot fully replace native Apps in every situation

5. DevOps for Mobile ‐ Challenges • App stores add additional asynchronous deployment step o Continuous Delivery becomes ‘deliver and wait’

6. Mobile Application Architecture: LinkedIn http://engineering.linkedin.com/testing/co ntinuous‐integration‐mobile

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9. Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery 2. Practice Continuous Integration Mobile App Developent Teams Enterprise Services Developent Teams

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11. Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery 4. Automated Build and Deploy scripts Automated Scripts

12. Continuous Testing and Continuous Monitoring 5. Test each build on each supported device

13. Continuous Testing and Continuous Monitoring 6. Simulate Back-end Services Mobile App App Under Test Third-party Third-party Services Services Test Environments to Production Directory Portals Actual Service Identity Simulated Service Mobile App Enterprise Service Data Warehouse Mainframe Bus Heterogeneous Environments

14. Continuous Testing and Continuous Monitoring 7. Monitor deployed apps and back end services performance

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