1. Application Centric Microservices Ken Owens, CTO Cisco
Intercloud Services Spark Room [email protected] Please
add me to the DEVNET-1137 room kenowens12 DEVNET-1137 2.
Introduction Why Application Centric What is Microservices
Infrastructure How do you enable Microservices in the enterprise,
cloud, and multiple clouds? Introducing Shipped Conclusion Agenda
3. Vision of Intercloud Cisco as a Service Platform for IoE
Introduction Public Clouds Cloud Services and Applications
Intercloud Partners VM Portability. Application Centric Policy
Control. Partner Ecosystem. Data Virtualization. Open Standards 4.
Why Application Centric? 5. Developers are Driving the Market
Elastic and Web-Scale Flexible Reduced time to market for apps
Loosely-coupled components Ruthlessly Standardized 6. Alignment to
Customer Value (Business Outcomes) Services vs Legos Product
Alignment vs Project Alignment Fail Fast Organizational Aspects
Software Defined Disruption 7. Practical Examples In The Cloud
Cloud must enable application integration, development, and
deployment Cloud Native Cloud Valid Legacy Architecture 8 8. What
is Microservices Infrastructure 9. Software architecture style
complex applications are composed of small, independent processes
communicating with each other using language-agnostic APIs.
Application services are small, highly decoupled and focus on doing
a small task. SOAish Quick Comparison Microservices Definition 10.
Microservice Advantages (Top of Mind) Scalability Resilience /
fault isolation Individual service deployment Small code base with
well defined boundaries. Flexibility to choose best languages and
technologies Independent development, build and deployment cycle of
each Microservice Enables faster features iteration Less resistance
path to adopt newer technology in future 11. Micro Services
Infrastructure 0.3 12. Micro Services Infrastructure 13.
MicroService-1 MicroService-1MicroService-1 (Github repo)
MicroService-1 MicroService-1MicroService-2 (Github repo)
MicroService-1 MicroService-1Dependency-1 (Marketplace App)
MicroService-1 MicroService-1 Dependency-2 (Marketplace App) Deploy
Env. (Prod2) Microservices Deployment Layout MicroService-1 (Github
repo) MicroService-2 (Github repo) Dependency-1 (Marketplace App)
Dependency-2 (Marketplace App) Project MicroService-1
MicroService-1MicroService-1 (Github repo) MicroService-1
MicroService-1MicroService-2 (Github repo) MicroService-1
MicroService-1Dependency-1 (Marketplace App) MicroService-1
MicroService-1 Dependency-2 (Marketplace App) Deploy Env. (Prod1)
MicroService-1 MicroService-1MicroService-1 (Github repo)
MicroService-1 MicroService-1MicroService-2 (Github repo)
MicroService-1 MicroService-1Dependency-1 (Marketplace App)
MicroService-1 MicroService-1 Dependency-2 (Marketplace App) Deploy
Env. (Staging) Support Namespace aware ( Secure Isolation )
Deployments Service Discovery and Wiring. Load-Balancing Docker
containers Mesos Marathon (MS-Infra) Release [ Build Tag + Config
Snapshot ] 14. Service Discovery & Load Balancer MicroService-1
MicroService-1MicroService-1 (Github repo) MicroService-1
MicroService-1MicroService-2 (Github repo) MicroService-1
MicroService-1Dependency-1 (Marketplace App) MicroService-1
MicroService-1 Dependency-2 (Marketplace App) Docker containers
Mesos Marathon (MS-infra) Deploy Env. (Staging) (MS-Infra)
(MS-Infra) Consul Template HAProxy Consul (DNS) Registrator 1.
Registrator monitors Docker events 2. Registrator adds docker
instances host:port to service-name mapping to consul. 3. Consul
exposes information via inbuilt DNS 4. Consult templates watches
changes in Consul 5. HAProxy configuration is updated based on
changes in consul 6. Namespace naming convention
environment.project.service.shipped.com 15. Intense focus on
application and developer centric Service Design Exciting new
community projects Build with us: Project Shipped
microservices-infrastructure Container networking OpenStack
Congress Application Intent (Policy) Its NOT just about where Cisco
is going. - Its a movement Partnering with leading DevOps tool
providers: HashiCorp Mesosphere OpenShift PoC and Contribute:
https://github.com/CiscoCloud/microservices- infrastructure
http://developer.cisco.com/Shipped 16. How do you enable
Microservices in the enterprise, cloud, and multiple clouds? 17.
Not so easily Organization Process It take weeks to create a
development environment? Too much cost, red tape, politics Non-prod
environments are so different than prod? Tests arent always
accurate Versioning, updates are way too difficult Developers cant
get easy access to backend services (databases, security, etc.)
Hard it is to build new and innovative apps at #dayjob? Software
Defined Challenges 18. Software Defined Developer Challenges
Develop Run multiple services. Multiple language /technology stack.
Run multiple storage backend. Build SDLC admin control CI flow
bottleneck. Flexible/dynamic build slaves. Consistent packaging and
version. Deploy Increased deployment complexity. Traditional ops to
Devops. Distributed systems. Service discovery. Internal load
balancing Multiple tech stack. 19. Develop Private and Build and
Deploy Everywhere No Lock- in/No Compromise Build through CI/CD
flow designed for multi-cloud and bring your own with consistent
packaging and versioning Easy to deploy with service discovery and
automatic service availability Manage you application and all
services from a single interface across private and multi-cloud
environments 20. Introducing Shipped 21. Video 22. Demo 23.
Conclusion 24. Application Centric Composible
Applications/Microservices Platform for IoE = Project Shipped 25.
Experience Project Shipped @ Cisco Live! Hands on - Hackathon Use
the product Meet the entire engineering team Get free GitHub and
Bintray private repos Software-Defined Distribution = Project
Shipped 26. 28 Experience Cloud @ Cisco Live Attend other cloud
breakout sessions, visit the Cloud Booth in the Cisco Campus (World
of Solutions), and in the DevNet Zone 27. Breakout Session Title
Date and Time PSOCLD-1006 Cisco Cloud Architecture on OpenStack
Rohit Agarwalla, Technical Lead, OpenStack Tues, Jun 9, 2:30 - 3:30
PM 23C Upper Level BRKCLD-2003 Building Hybrid Cloud Applications
with Intercloud Fabric, Ben Del Vento Wed, Jun 10, 8:00- 10:00 AM
7A Upper Lvl DEVNET-1109 Cisco Executive Panel: All about the Cloud
Cisco's Executives Lew Tucker, Faiyaz Shahpurwala and Ken Owens
discuss the current and future opportunities around public, private
and hybrid clouds. Wed, Jun 10, 9:30 - 10:30 AM DevNet Theater
PSOCLD-1004 Cisco OpenStack Private Cloud (Formerly Metacloud) Niki
Acosta, Marketing Manager Wed, Jun 10, 9:30- 10:30 AM 28D Upper
Level BRKCLD-2001 Building Scalable and Highly Available Enterprise
Applications on Cisco Cloud Services: Chandra Venkatapathy, Ken
Schroeder, Technical Staff, CSG Wed, Jun 10, 1:00- 3:00 PM 25C
Upper Level Cisco Live 2015 Cloud Breakout Sessions Breakout
Session Title Date and Time BRKCLD-1004 End-to-end Cloud
Management: A holistic approach for developing and managing the
platform and service offerings that transform IT: Ben Del Vento
Wed, Jun 10, 3:30- 5:00 PM 24C Upper Lvl BRKCLD-1002 Cloud
Onboarding - Jeff Minson; Abhi Sing, Technical Solutions
Architects, CMS Thurs, Jun 11, 8:00- 9:30 AM, 30E Upper Lvl
BRKCLD-1828 Designing Hybrid Cloud operations with ServiceGrid and
Intercloud Fabric Ben Del Vento Thurs, Jun 11, 8:00- 9:30 AM 25C
Upper Lvl BRKCLD-1003 A Practical Introduction to DevOps Practices
and Tools: Christopher Jackson, Vallard Benincosa Thurs, Jun 11,
1:00- 2:30 PM 28C Upper Lvl LTRCLD-2011 Intercloud Fabric -
Configuring and Deploying Hybrid Cloud Solutions: Chris Martin 28.
Cloud @ DevNet Sessions Theater Classroom 29. Thank you
