Modernize Your COBOL Testing Processes with Compuware and SonarSource [Webcast]

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This document discusses modernizing COBOL testing processes. It summarizes a presentation by Steve Kansa of Compuware and Olivier Gaudin of SonarSource on adopting DevOps practices and continuous delivery to improve COBOL application development. The presentation promotes tools from Compuware and SonarSource that help bring mainframe development in line with modern practices through features like a mainframe IDE, source control management, and a DevOps toolchain. It addresses challenges like code quality issues and a fractured development ecosystem.

Technology

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Modernize Your COBOL
Testing Processes
Steve Kansa, Product Manager, Compuware
Olivier Gaudin, CEO, SonarSource
March 7, 2018

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Steve Kansa
Product Manager
Compuware
Olivier Gaudin
CEO
SonarSource

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• Geneva, Switzerland
• 70 employees
• Founded in 2008
• 1,000+ customers
• 7 Fortune 10
• 43 Fortune 100
Continuous Code Quality

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Software Is Eating the World
DIGITAL DISRUPTION
anticipate that their
industries will be disrupted90%
are adequately preparing
for disruptions44%
BUT ONLY
DIGITAL CULTURE
are actively engaged in efforts
to bolster risk taking, agility
and collaboration
80%
“Aligning the Organization for Its Digital Future,” MITSloan Management Review, 2016

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Adopting DevOps Can Resolve Challenges
1“Improve Application Development And Delivery with DevOps,” a commissioned
study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Compuware, November 2016
2“2017 State of DevOps Report,” Puppet, May 2017

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The Answer: Continuous Delivery and DevOps

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Fractured Ecosystem
“Building the pyramids of Egypt.” http://blackrainbow-
blackrainbow.blogspot.com/2011/06/building-pyramids-of-
egypt.html. Accessed March 2018.
“Tesla Model S Factory Tour – Production Assembly Line.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppfcaXerm7Q.
Accessed March 2018.

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Challenges
• Too late
• Pushback from teams
• Lack of ownership
• Heterogeneous requirements
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Mainframe Continuous Integration Pipeline
Promote/
build code
Run unit tests
and collect
quality metrics
Trigger
analysis
Check
quality gate
Deploy to
production
Orchestration

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• Leverage mainframe
investments to keep
pace with digital
economy
• Enable new generation
of developers that
don’t know platform
• Understand
complex
and poorly
documented
COBOL apps
Topaz: Modern Mainframe IDE

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• Support Agile/
DevOps
• Enable concurrent
development for
mainframe apps
• Automate mainframe
build and deploy
• Modern Eclipse
and web interfaces
ISPW: Modern Mainframe SCM
Developers
Build
DevOps
Integrations
SCM
Deploy
Build
Plugins

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Mainframe-inclusive DevOps Toolchain
Continuous Integration
Code Coverage
Version Control Code Quality
Release
ITSM
Test
Validate Code
IdeationProject Management
Develop
Agile
Process
Analyze Code
Manage
Monitor
Interactive Development Environment (IDE)
Edit Code Debug Code Edit/Manage Data
Deploy
Dev QA ProdTest

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Close the
Quality Gap
for the
Mainframe

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Questions and Next Steps
Review the “10 Steps
to True Mainframe
Agility” eBook
compuware.com/10steps
Continue the
Conversation
compuware.com/contact
Access More
Information
sonarsource.com
Continue the
Conversation
info@sonarsource.com

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