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DevOps Operations Challenges
- 1. DevOps – Operations Challenges Vijaya Kokkili QA Manager | CommerceHub [email protected] @vkokkili
- 3. How do other roles fit in DevOps? • Microservices • Cloud services • Containers and Pods But how are these effecting QA, DBA, IT? Step 1 Step 2 Development Operations
- 4. How did DevOps evolve? Frustration…… Lack of Communication Lack of Collaboration Increase in time and labor to deliver Increase in time to maintain software systems
- 5. DevOps is not….. A methodology X A tool X A process X
- 6. What is DevOps? • It is a culture • A mindset with the goal of stabilizing technology delivery via effective collaboration • Breaking barriers between teams Encourages… • Collaboration • Communication • More accountable • Fast deliveries • Continuous improvement
- 7. Traditional Ops • IT infrastructure used to be a service published to the rest of the organization • All new requests were made to and executed by the operations team With DevOps The process is becoming more democratized and collaborative
- 8. How we started DevOps? Project Management Developers Quality Assurance DBA Operation Support PM1 Dev1 QA1 DBA1 Ops1 PM2 Dev2 QA2 DBA2 Ops2 PM3 Dev3 QA3 DBA3 Ops3 PM4 Dev4 QA4 DBA4 Ops4 Dev Manager QA Manager DBA Manager Ops ManagerPS Manager
- 9. Challenge #1 Ownership wars Is DevOps crushing operations? • Do you feel control of decision-making is shifting from DBA to developer? • Do you feel like you’re always saying “no” to developers? Or, do you suspect that’s the impression that your coworkers have of you? • Do you feel surprised by requests from the application development teams or feel disconnected from what they are doing? Embrace shared tools and shared approaches Foster culture within its daily activities
- 10. Challenge #2 “App/Tool for that” generation • Business users knowledge of tools • Free trial of the tool • Open source or SaaS based tools Leverage shared services concept
- 11. Misaligned Tools Development and Operations teams always had different set of tools and process to deliver software Tools/Process Type Dev/QA Ops Issue Tracking Jira SalesForce Version Control Repository ClearCase Shared drive Monitoring None DynaTrace Build Maven N/A Deployment process Adhoc scripts Manual + Scripts Testing Junit, QTP None
- 12. Challenge #3 Legacy meets cloud • It is a cloud era • We want to move fast • Hybrid environments • New components built in cloud • Monolithic application to microservices Get ready to become a matchmaker
- 13. Challenge #4 Testing of application Functional testing – Wait until application is fully ready Smoke testing….. Test Plans Contract Testing Microservices Testing (http://martinfowler.com/articles/microservice-testing/) Behavior Driven Development (BDD) (https://cucumber.io/)
- 14. Challenge #5 Time and Budget constraints • Massive technology shifts • Head count • Training on new technologies • Hiring new skills • On-premise tool Vs SaaS application Need for change on how IT budgets are structured
- 15. Challenge #6 Global Teams • Time zone • Communication • Understanding priorities Does this work in the DevOps culture?
- 16. Probable solutions • Require all steps to deliver a s/w be automated in CD : There is no reason to spend time separately for release preparation • Test every change: Not just code changes. But also data and configuration changes. • Staged and automated delivery pipeline: No need for separate effort to release. Most recent version is always ready to release • Deploy frequently : as code is ready (even partial chunk), release it! • Test in production: Develop with ON/OFF and ability for limited user release (Canary release) • Include DBA’s on SQL commits
- 17. Probable solutions (Contd…) • Monitoring tools : For all environments • Infrastructure automation: Puppet, Chef • Tools to produce h/w: Virtualization tools • CI, Build tools, Testing tools…….
- 18. Leave the past Network administrators day-to-day work is no longer about manually configuring individual network devices by hand. As organizations embrace SDN, infrastructure orchestration and self service, less and less time needs to be spent doing “busy work”, and more time needs to be spent on architecture, planning and deep problem solving. The future of devops and continuous delivery is a progressive move toward increasing selfservice offerings from vendors
- 19. Need for change Operation teams need to change with the changing philosophies Concept of NoDBA • Familiarize with NoSQL technologies Share information and insights
- 20. Numbers talk… Findings from the 2015 State of DevOps Report: (Based on responses from over 20,000 tech professionals worldwide) High-performing IT organizations experience 60X fewer failures and recover from failure 168X faster than their lower-performing peers. They also deploy 30X more frequently with 200X shorter lead times Lean management and continuous delivery practices create the conditions for delivering value faster, sustainably High performance is achievable no matter if your apps are greenfield, brownfield or legacy DevOps initiatives launched solely by C-level executives or from the grassroots are less likely to succeed
- 21. Finally…. The key to navigating these challenges is to embrace these changes: • Culture • Process • Technologies See challenges as opportunities