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A short 20 min overview of the Continuous Delivery / DevOps pipeline we build and recommend here at DevOpsGuys.

DevOps in a
Windows World
DevOpsGuys / Continuous Delivery London
Sept 2014

Intro to me & DevOpsGuys 2
Steve Thair, DevOpsGuys
Web Management. Simplified.
• Infrastructure Architect and Operations
Manager
• Run multi-million pound e-commerce
platforms for Totaljobs, TES, RAC
• Founder of London Web Performance
Meetup and part of Velocity Programme
Committee 2012, 2013 & / 2014

The Evolution of Application Hosting 3
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DevOps in a Windows World
No, it’s not Penguin’s all the way down…
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http://irudiak.argazkiak.org/b5997370c5d8463613a4f11458cbd35d_o.jpg

IIS = 37% of all… 17% of top 10K 6
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http://trends.builtwith.com/web-server
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2014/08/27/august-
2014-web-server-survey.html

Server Core + Powershell = ? 7
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Windows Server Core “GUI”
Powershell ( & DSC)

Duck and Cover!
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DevOps Application Delivery Pipeline 9
© DevOpsGuys Limited 2014 Powershell DSC

Integrate All the Things!
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Jetbrain’s Teamcity Build Server
• Easier to install &
maintain (IMHO)
• Extensive .Net plugins
• Commercial support
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UK Consulting Partner

Octopus Deploy 12
• The defacto standard for .Net?
• Simplicity (cf with MS tools…)
• Great API in v2
• Extensible via Powershell
• Strong Security
• Distributed Env friendly…
• Plug-in integration with TC
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UK Consulting Partner &
Global Training Partner

Powershell DSC 13
• It works on Windows, unlike
Chef…
• It works on Windows, unlike
Puppet…
• It works on Windows, unlike
Ansible…
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Duck and Cover!
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http://www.corbisimages.com/images/Corbis-IH081473.jpg

Powershell DSC 15
• It works on Windows, unlike
Chef*…
• It works on Windows, unlike
Puppet*…
• It works on Windows, unlike
Ansible*…
• M$ supported
(important to Procurement…)
• Extensible via Powershell
• Will be leveraged by 3rd party
tools e.g. Chef
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Why DSC is the future? 16
“DSC represents a massive change in how Windows
administrators think about their entire environment.
Provided every configuration setting can be boiled
down to a DSC setting – which will be true over time
– then “administration” will essentially become
“intelligent editing of text files.”“
Jones & Murawski “The DSC Book” https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=7F868AA697B937FE&id=7F868AA697B937FE%21110
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AKA
Unix Admin

DSC scripts -> MOF -> config state 17
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Power up with Powershell.org 18
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Steve Murawski
(formerly Stack Exchange,
now Community Mgr @ Chef)
An Open-Source
Community around
Powershell & DSC!

DSC vs Chef (courtesy of Steve Mu) 19
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Devopsguys are actively
working to fill this gap!
(via Powershell.org)
http://stevenmurawski.com/powershell/2014/9/why-chef-revisited

That’s all folks 20
Thank You
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