Global DevOps BootCamp

Join the hands-on
DevOps challenges!

Global DevOps Bootcamp Challenges
73 Venues 8,000
Tickets 35

Agenda
Vicente G. Guzman
Introduction to DevOps
Jose Luis Chiquete
Aprovisionamiento de VM desde CLI de Azure
Christian Romano
Continuos Integration con Team Services
16:00 Demo and Retro

Global DevOps
Bootcamp
From Server to Server less, the next step
in cloud computing

“DevOps is the union of people,
process, and products to enable
continuous delivery of value to
our end users.”
Donovan Brown

Traditional IT
Waterfall approach
Different teams or organizational units for
requirements, development, test and
operations
Clear separation between Business and IT
(Demand/Supply)
Release software 2 or 3 times a year
Budget/Cost driven
Modern IT
Agile, often Scrum approach
Multidisciplinary teams where all disciplines
work together on small piece
to deliver
Business, IT and Operations in
one Team
Release Multiple times a Day
Value Stream Driven
Traditional vs Modern IT

“DevOps is not just adding IT operations
to the teams, it is about changing
your organization to a High Performing
Organization!”
Vicente Guzman

1st hour – Challenge 1
2nd hour – Challenge 2
3rd hour – Challenge 3

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DevOps Challenges Introduction

DevOps Challenge 1
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DevOps Challenge 2
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DevOps Challenge 3
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Everybody is responsible for the delivery of value!
 Need for Self Service.
 Need for Secure defaults.
 Needs for automated build & deployment.
 Need for Telemetry to support pro-active
monitoring.
 Need for auto scale up & down.
The DevOps
Challenge

The DevOps
Principles
 Customer-centric action.
 Create with end in mind.
 End-to-End Responsibility.
 Cross-functional autonomous teams.
 Continuous Improvement.
 Automate everything you can.

DevOps: the three stage conversation

End to End Responsibility
Development
DEV Test
Operations
ACC Prod
Transfer of responsibility
ACC ProdDEV Test
You build it. You run it!
Platform
team
Platform
team
Platform
team
Product
team
Product
team
Product
team

Automate
Everything
 To achieve faster delivery we must ensure stable
and secure releases.
 By automating everything, you achieve stability
and reliability of the release process.
 By automating quality gates we ensure reliable
and predictable validation.
 Infrastructure is part of the automation.

“Our highest priority is to satisfy
the customer through early and continuous
delivery of valuable software.”
1st principle behind agile manifesto
http://agilemanifesto.org/principles.html

The Eight Principles of
Continuous Delivery
1. The process for releasing/deploying software
MUST be repeatable and reliable.
2. Automate everything!
3. If somethings difficult or painful, do it more often.
4. Keep everything in source control.
5. Done means “released”.
6. Build quality in!
7. Everybody has responsibility for the release process.
8. Improve continuously.

Four Practices of
Continuous Delivery
1. Build binaries only once.
2. Use precisely the same mechanism to
deploy to every environment.
3. Smoke test your deployment.
4. If anything fails, stop the line!

Continuous Delivery &
Delivery Pipeline
The deployment pipeline is
the key pattern that enables
Continuous Delivery.
 Source Control is the starting
point of delivery.
 Several stages before we get
to production.
 Build, Deploy and Test.
Source
Control
Build Binaries
Deploy to Test
environments
Test Binaries
Production

Automating the Pipeline with VSTS
Demo

Continuous Delivery goes
Beyond the pipeline!

Find the right platform
for application

Pushing Containers
“Innovate together to
provide Next generation
cloud solutions.”
100% Azure

Cloud enables self service
Self service is key enabler for value stream delivery
Scale up or down based on demand
Pay as you go
Rapid innovation

The cloud has changed expectations
Availability
100% Uptime
Hyper-scale
From startup to
enterprise
Agility
Deliver just in
time speed

Automating delivery to Azure PaaS
Demo

Evolution of application delivery
Serverless
Manual
Installation wizard
Scripted
Desired state
Containerized

From Virtual Machines
Virtual machine
Guest OS
(Debian)
App 2
Binaries/Libraries
Virtual machine
Guest OS
(Suse)
App 3 App 4
Virtual machine
VM Images include
binary and guest OS

To Linux Containers
Container A
App 2
Binaries/Libraries
Container B
App 3
Binaries/Libraries
Container C
Binaries depend on specific
OS/kernel
No guest OS
needed
Containers are
started from
images
Isolation from
kernel-level
container
support

To Windows Containers
Windows Server
Container
Hyper-V
Windows Container
Hyper-V
Linux Container
Better isolation from
hypervisor virtualization
Coming
soon
Container
management
Docker
Engine
Compute
Similar to Linux, but
Windows instead

Docker Image Layers
microsoft/nanoserver:10.0.14393.1066
e.g. debian/jessie
microsoft/dotnet:1.0.0-sdk
microsoft/dotnet:1.1.1-runtime
microsoft/dotnet:1.1.1-runtime-deps
microsoft/aspnetcore:1.1.1
Your application layer

Impact of Containers
on the Pipeline
The big change containers bring,
is the build once deploy anywhere
principle.
We bake the container and then we
move them between environments.
Source
Control
Build Binaries
Deploy to Test
environments
Test Binaries
Production
Bake
Container
Run container
& test
Run container
& test

Containerize your applications
Demo

Global DevOps Bootcamp Challenges
Move to the Cloud
+ 200
Containerized
+ 300
Serverless
+ 400

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