Introduction to Puppet Enterprise
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Puppet Enterprise is an automation platform that allows organizations to define their infrastructure in code and automatically enforce that configuration. It was demonstrated how Puppet defines infrastructure using a common language and automates configuration across any environment. Benefits shown include significant increases in deployment speed, reductions in outages and security fix time, and more frequent deployments. Next steps suggested trying out Puppet Enterprise or learning resources to see how it can help deliver better software faster through infrastructure automation.
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- 1. Introduction to Puppet Enterprise The shortest path to better software.
- 2. Agenda Meet our speakers Introduction to Puppet Enterprise Puppet Enterprise live demo Now what? Q+A
- 3. Welcome and Introductions Tyler Kluempke Sales Associate Tommy Speigner Sales Engineer
- 4. Digital transformation DevOps initiatives Container adoption Shifting budgets Tool proliferation Modernization Cloud migration Technical debt Skill gaps Security Compliance Agile IT Automation Shadow IT
- 6. Broker to the future? Dot com property • mobile apps • everything new Keeper of the past? ERP system • legacy infrastructure • vendor contracts
- 7. to the new wayfrom the old way A massive shift is required • Automatic, standard & scalable • Delivering at will • Inherent security • Constantly modern Ad hoc, manual & error prone Infrequent delivery Security in silos Legacy platforms
- 8. deliver infrequently do things manually succeed in isolation It will not work to
- 9. Know what you have Control it and enforce consistency Secure it and keep it compliant Modernize it An automatic way to … Using a common language Across everything, no matter where it runs
- 10. Doing it right delivers results 212% Increase in deployment speed 170% Fewer outages 76% Less security fix time 150% More frequent deployments 5.4% Reduction in IT Opex 180% Increase in successful audits Source: ESG Economic Value Validation Report. Results are avg of >200 Puppet Enterprise customers.
- 11. Unique approach: define once, automate endlessly Unparalleled enterprise scale Proven customer success Datacenter standard Bridge to the future Puppet
- 12. Leading platform. Datacenter standard. Experience Founded in 2005 Scale More than 10 million nodes managed Ecosystem Deep partnerships with datacenter titans Customers 1,200+ enterprise customers Community 4,700+ community-contributed modules Users 35,000+ organizations using Puppet Backing
- 13. Ready to see it in action?
- 14. Infrastructure as Code Describe the ideal environment with a simple, commonly understood language building { 'home': ensure => 'clean', front_door => 'closed', keys => 'key_hook', jacket => 'closet', floor => 'vacuumed’, litter_box => 'empty', remote => 'coffee_table', }
- 15. Puppet Workflow 1. Define your desired state 2. Simulate configuration 4. Report 3. Enforce configuration service { ‘ntpd’: ensure => running, }
- 16. nodes ask for new config every 30 mins 2. Catalog3. Report 1. Facts Master Agent(s)
- 18. Where to start with automation Start with core infrastructure and work up Provisioning Bare metal ● Virtual environments ● Cloud ● Containers Application infrastructure SQL server ● Tomcat ● WebSphere ● IIS ● MySQL Core infrastructure Operating system ● NTP ● DNS ● SSH ● Firewall ● Users ● Groups Application orchestration Custom apps ● COTS ● Share services
- 19. Next Steps • Contact Sales to see how Puppet can help you: puppet.com/company/contact-sales • Get Puppet Enterprise trial for 10 nodes: puppet.com/download-puppet-enterprise • Check out our Learning VM: puppet.com/download-learning-vm • View our self-paced trainings: learn.puppet.com • Search the Forge: forge.puppet.com
- 20. Questions?