Unicorns on an Aircraft Carrier: CDSummit London and Stockholm Keynote

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Unicorns on an Aircraft Carrier Innovation with Optimization: Achieving Business Value at Scale

Sanjeev SharmaCTO, DevOps Technical Sales and AdoptionIBM Distinguished Engineer, IBM Cloudsanjeev.sharma@us.ibm.com@sd_architect

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#WhoAmI

• 20+ Years in Software Development and Delivery

• Career primarily focused on Financial Services clients

• IBM’s Client-facing CTO for DevOps

• Author: DevOps For Dummies -http://ibm.co/devopsfordummies

• Write DevOps and Cloud Adoption Blog: http://bit.ly/sdarchitect

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A Unicorn is running East on an Aircraft Carrier heading West…

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DevOps Works fine in isolated ‘2-pizza’ Teams

1. Balancing Innovation vs Optimization

2. Visibility and Collaboration across Siloes

3. DevOps for Multi-Speed IT and Hybrid Environments

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Innovation

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Optimization

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One IT, One Team – Collaboration, Communication, Trust

Product Owner

Senior Executives

Developer Domain ExpertsAuditors

QA Support Staff

External Vendor

Operations Staff

Enterprise Architect

PMO Lead

ApproverProject Manager

Line-of-business CustomerIT

Agility - Velocity – Innovation – Cost - Quality

App Development, Orchestration, Integration, Security, Management, Governance

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Mapping your Delivery Pipeline

Idea/Feature/Bug Fix/Enhancement

Production

Development Build QA SIT UAT Prod

PMORequirements/

Analyst

Developer

CustomersLine of Business

BuildEngineer

QA Team Integration Tester User/Tester Operations

Artifact Repository

Deployment Engineer

Release Management

Code Repository

Deploy

Get Feedback

Infrastructure as Code/Cloud Patterns

Feedback

Customer or Customer Surrogate

Metrics - Reporting/Dashboarding

Tasks

Artifacts

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Delivering a Business Capability – Hybrid Applications, Hybrid Platforms, Hybrid Teams

Application A

Application B

Application C

Application N

Business C

apability

…

Speed vs Risk

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Multi-Speed IT– Capabilities and Tooling

Innovation EdgeCloud Native, 12-factor Apps, Microservices, DevOps, PaaS, Containers

Industrialized CoreTraditional Development, DevOps, Monolithic Apps, Cloud-ready

Traditional IT, Private/Local Cloud, Dedicated Cloud, Public Cloud, PaaS, Containers

Speed vs Risk

App Development, Orchestration, Integration, Security, Management, Governance

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Multi-Speed IT– Five TouchpointsInnovation Edge

Industrialized Core

Planning Deployment Automation, Orchestration, Brokerage

Test VirtualizationAPIs

Release Manage

ment

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Your Delivery Pipeline will be as fast as the

slowest Delivery Pipeline it is

dependent on

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Modernizing to Microservices

based Architecture:

Refactoring Code Data and defining

REST APIs

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Developers are paid to write

code, not maintain

deployment and configuration

scripts

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If you are doing 2-week Sprints, but it takes 3-weeks to get a

Test Server, how long are your

Sprints?

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It is not possible to patch the software of a

missile AFTER it has been launched

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Reference Architecture: DevOps for Multi-Speed IT

https://developer.ibm.com/architecture/

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CultureFoundational

values and principles

ThinkConceptualization,

refinement, and prioritization of

capabilities

CodeGeneration,

enhancement, optimization and

testing of features

DeliverAutomated

production and delivery of offerings

RunServices, options, and capabilities

required to run in the Cloud

ManageOngoing

monitoring, support, and recovery of offerings

LearnContinuously learn

based on outcomes from experiments

IBM Bluemix Garage Method: Practices

Combining industry best practices for Design Thinking, Lean Startup, Agile Development, DevOps, and Cloud to build and deliver innovative solutions.

https://www.ibm.com/devops/method

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Standardization of Tools and

Practices drives Scalability across

the Enterprise. #NoSilos

#NoIslands

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Self-Service Portal

Cloud Brokerage Services

Workload Environments

DEV QA PROD

Orchestration

Application and Environment Deployment

Hybrid Cloud | IBM Open Patterns

OnPrem Environment

Pattern Pattern

IBM Cloud Orchestrator (ICO)

Choi

ce w

ith C

onsi

sten

cy

Dedicated PublicPrivateTraditional IT

UrbanCode Deploy

Open Patterns

IBM Bluemix

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Rapidly deploy application environments with Open Patterns

Provideportabilityacrossheterogeneousvirtualdatacenter,privateandpublicclouds

3. Portableacrossdifferentvirtualizedinfrastructure

Assemblemulti-tierapplicationenvironmentsanddefineauto-scalingpoliciestomeetoperationalneeds.

2. Assemblemulti-tierandscalableenvironmentblueprints

1. Createstacks

Load Balancer

Web Servers

App Servers

Database Servers

Firewall

DescribefullstackenvironmentsusinginfrastructurebuildingblockslikeImages,Middlewarescripts,andApplicationcode

Private PublicVirtual Datacenter

Application

Middleware Config

Middleware

OS Config

HardwareEnvi

ronm

ent

Blu

eprin

t

Policies

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“Everyoneisresponsible

fordeliverytoProduction”

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Start Here:Value Stream Mapping forIdentifying and Addressing bottlenecks

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DevOps Optimization

and Innovation Workshop

• A strategic initiative to help develop a pragmatic approach for adoption of DevOps best practices

• Builds on initiatives and capabilities already in place

Goals: Understand business and IT goals for DevOps. Identify gaps in DevOps capabilities to achieve optimization and innovation.

Results: A customer created prioritized list of DevOps practices and a roadmap for adoption.

Audience: Executives and senior managers with participation from development and operations organizations.

Duration: 6 to 7 hours, preceded by a 30 minute pre-call and a 2 hour presentation of results and recommendations

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Thank you

Contact: Sanjeev SharmaCTO, DevOps Technical Sales and AdoptionIBM Distinguished Engineer, IBM Cloudsanjeev.sharma@us.ibm.com@sd_architecthttp://sdarchitect.wordpress.com