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microservices
a new wave of agile architecture
Lowers capex, reduces time between release cyclesimproves productivity & scalability helps orgs better address customer needs Thomas DelVecchio
Founder, Director of ResearchEnterprise Technology Research [ ETR ], aptiviti
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THOMAS DELVECCHIO | FOUNDER + DIRECTOR of RESEARCH
ENTERPRISE RESEARCH TECHNOLOGY | [ETR] an aptiviti
1. What technologies enabled the
new wave of applications +
microservices?
2. Is this new stack quantifiably
better than today’s
infrastructure?
3. How can data science +
primary research be used to
prepare for what’s ahead?
The Questions
thedata driven approach
ETR has created proprietary quantitative platforms to communicate and capture large scale technology trends in real-time from Global 2000 CIOs & Tech Leadership
3800 high-level enterprise IT end users globally have participated in our spending intentions survey series + community discussions in the past 8 years
ETR has collected and analyzed 3 million+ key spending intention data points on 338 private and public technology vendors
capturing technology changes in real-time from the most quantitative +forward thinking enterprise IT leaders
Enterprise Leading Technologists
25%Global 1k
65%Fortune 100
31%C-Suite
79%SR IT Leaders
Of Clients Technology A.U.M.
338Public + Private Vendors
28Tech Industries
8+Years of data
3M+Data points tracked
60+ of the world’s largest hedge funds, PEs, and VCs
of tech spend tracked via invitation-only subscription
Market capitalization of companies tracked in our universe
3800+$500B+
$550B+ $7 Trillion
ITVENDORS
ITUSERS
CAPITAL
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40+ annual events, directly connecting tech mindshare leadership
Forward Looking Spending Intentions Linked By RespondentPriorities and Shifts in IT Architecture Amongst Forward Thinking CIOs *From January 2015 to December 2016
Ne
t S
co
re G
row
th Y
/Y
Market Share Growth Y/Y
Replacing / Decrease in SpendAdoption / Increase in Spend
Managed Hosting / Cloud Computing
Analytics / B.I. / Big Data
ECM
Hosted Software
Internet Marketing / Social Media
Information Security
Data Warehousing
Productivity Apps
Enterprise Apps
Video Conferencing
IP Telephony
Mobile Device Management
Server
Virtualization
Storage
Networking
Infrastructure Software
2 0 1 6Public cloud pervasion - Microsoft, AWS, Google
leading the way Docker
Forward Looking Spending Intentions Linked By RespondentPriorities and Shifts in IT Architecture Amongst Forward Thinking CIOs *From January 2015 to Present
MDM
IP Telephony
Storage
Video Conferencing
NetworkingServer
Data Warehousing
Information Security
Infrastructure Software
Productivity Apps
ECM
Hosted Software
Analytics / B.I. / Big Data
Internet Marketing / Social Media
Replacing / Decrease in SpendAdoption / Increase in Spend
Managed Hosting / Cloud Computing
Microservices
EnterpriseApps
2H17 + Moving Forward A shift is occurring from large legacy applications towards microservices
Ne
t S
co
re G
row
th Y
/Y
Market Share Growth Y/Y
The Industry-Leading Technologists Have Revealed Tomorrow’s Tech Landscape
Sumo Logic - A
nalytics
Mesosphere - M
icroserv
ices
Zscaler - In
fo S
ec
Elastic - A
nalytics
MapR - B
ig Data
MuleSoft - H
osted S
W
CrowdStri
ke - Info
Sec
Cloudera - B
ig Data
Carbon B
lack - Info
Sec
Illum
io - Micro
services
Cylance - Info
Sec
DocuSign - Pro
d Apps
MongoDB - Micro
services
Chef - M
icroserv
ices
GitHub - M
icroserv
ices
Puppet - M
icroserv
ices
AWS - C
loud Com
puting
Microsoft
- Cloud C
omputin
g
Slack - Pro
d Apps
Docker - In
fraSW
public cloudcontainersconfiguration management toolsorchestration + managementbig data + data managementsource code management3rd party APIsAPI managementdeveloper / productivity tools logging + monitoringopen sourcesecurity
Pivotal A
nalytics - A
nalytics
LogRhythm
- Ananlytic
s
DataDog - M
icroserv
ices
Tenable - Info
Sec
Adoption Increase
cloud > on premise
cloud storage > in-house storage
Box - Pro
d Apps
VMw
are A
irWatc
h - M
DM
Hortonw
orks -
Analytics
Tableau -
Analytics
VMw
are -
Server
BMC S
oftware
- In
fra S
W
Qlik
- Analytic
s
Veritas -
Stora
ge
SAP SuccessFacto
rs -
Hosted S
W
Polycom -
Vid C
onf
Check Poin
t - In
fo S
ec
Inte
l McAfe
e - In
fo S
ec
Mic
rosoft
Skype and L
ync - Vid
Conf
Cisco - In
fo S
ec
Cisco - Netw
orkin
g
BlueJeans -
Vid C
onf
Cisco - Vid
Conf
Salesfo
rce -
Hosted S
W
SonicW
ALL - In
fo S
ec
Symante
c - In
fo S
ec
Dropbox -
Prod A
pps
Mic
rosoft
- Analytic
s
NetGear -
Netw
orkin
g
Info
r - E
nt Apps
These vendors are becoming obsolete, fast
next gen security >legacy security
microservices > monolithic applications
Replacement Decrease
precienceamongst forward thinking enterprise technologists
resultscost
“Decreased directly related capex costs by about 25%, increased opex by about 15%, Long term, I expect periodic capex purchases (e.g. storage, servers, datacenter space, etc. to also decrease).”
EVP, Data Center Consulting
resultsROI
“Microservices enables lower hardware costs, no long term lock in on monolithic, traditional IT model of buying and holding hardware & software, enable us to be more agile without long term Capex, and increase ROI on our returns. Enables us to scale up and down on demand without monolithic hardware & application costs”
Sr. Cloud Infrastructure Architect, Fortune 500 Enterprise
resultsreleasecycles
”We’re using GitHub for our source control, Chef and Puppet to do the orchestration and automation, and Docker to spin up microservices. It used to take three months but now we can have releases going every day.”
Sr. Cloud Infrastructure Architect, Fortune 500 Enterprise
”We can now release several times a day rather than weekly or monthly.”
EVP, Data Center Consulting
resultsproductivity
“We have created an enterprise team to architect and deploy micro service based shared capabilities for adoption by vertical tech teams”
SVP, F100 Bank
“Select players from existing teams to create a small nimble team for microservices as we scale up”
Sr. Cloud Infrastructure Architect, Fortune 500 Enterprise
resultssecurity
“Since we are more agile and environment being build are nimble, temporarily we started securing microservices servers while building them, enabling more application level access, DevOps access and temporary SSL Certificate management … provide[s] more visibility at [the] API gateway level.”
Sr. Cloud Infrastructure Architect, Fortune 500 Enterprise
staying ahead
the next evolution.
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SECTOR PERFORMANCE TRACKING
DATA MINING
PEER BENCHMARKING
CUSTOM IT ARCHITECTURENEEDS
WHAT LIES AHEAD
ACCESS TO THE LEADING MINDS AND INFLUENCERS IN ENTERPRISE TECH
VETTING YOUR IT ARCHITECTURE INVESTMENTS
23&meIt is no longer possible to remain complacent in this industry, and one size does not fit all. In order to survive, technology leadership must understand the state of their organization, of their sector, and must keep up with what disruptions lie around the corner.
ETR has laid a decade of ground work “swabbing the cheeks” of the most influential minds in the technology + financial landscape. These insights, and the ecosystem of enterprise leading technologists that drives them, directly determine the shape + velocity of the landscape of enterprise technology.
The next step lies in engaging more deeply with the leaders in this community, through new, platformic experiences - in order to stay lean, fast, and strong enough to not just survive, but to thrive, with the coming changes...
quantitative > qualitative
walk> talk
ETR surveyed 873 CIOs in October
2017 about their spending intentions
in the enterprise for 2H vs. 1H
ETR quantitatively determined which microservices are best aligned with the top three public cloud vendors
Net Score = (Adoption % + Increase %) - (Decrease % + Replacing %)
Go
og
le
Market Share
Go
og
le
Net Score
Public Cloud, all respondents
65
%
52
%
28
%
65
%
57
%
45
%
Microservices
Configuration Management Tools
Ansible [Red Hat]ChefPuppet Labs
Monitoring
New RelicAppDynamics [Cisco]DataDogWavefront [VMware]
Logging
SplunkElastic
Cofig.ManagementTools
“Container orchestration is something we are adopting and mastering. One line of the business might be on Chef and another on Puppet. That's still something in the space of evaluation of what is the real agility and most value.“
- VP of Capital Markets Core IT, Financials / Insurance
Ch
ef
:: 6
8%
An
sib
le
[Re
d H
at]
:: 5
5%
Pu
pp
et
:: 5
6%
An
sib
le[R
ed
Ha
t] ::
71
%
Pu
pp
et
:: 5
0%
Ch
ef
:: 5
3%
Pu
pp
et
:: 6
1%
Ch
ef
:: 3
9%
An
sib
le[R
ed
Ha
t] ::
59
%
Configuration Management Tools, all respondentsN
et
Sc
ore
Monitoring
“Now we’re putting
everything in the cloud.
Going into the cloud provides
the ability to connect with a
lot of other cloud service
providers, such as New Relic
or Datadog. We tie things in
very smoothly with AWS.“
- Sr. Cloud Enterprise Infrastructure
Architect, Financials / Insurance
Monitoring, financials / insuranceN
et
Sc
ore
Ne
w R
elic
:: 6
7%
Da
taD
og
:: 5
0%
Ap
pD
yna
mic
s[C
isc
o]
:: 4
3%
Wa
vefr
on
t
[VM
Wa
re] :
: 0%
Da
taD
og
:: 6
7%
Ne
w R
elic
:: 6
0%
Ap
pD
yna
mic
s [C
isc
o] :
: 33
%
Wa
vefr
on
t
[VM
Wa
re] :
: 0%
Ne
w R
elic
:: 5
0%
Ap
pD
yna
mic
s [C
isc
o] :
: 33
%
Ne
w R
elic
:: 0
%
Wa
vefr
on
t[V
Mw
are
] :: 0
%
loggingisin transit
“We have units that were early adopters and still use Splunk, but it got expensive quickly so in my domain we moved to ELK (Elastic Software Search).”
- VP of Capital Markets Core IT, Financials / Insurance
Ela
stic
:: 6
9%
Sp
lun
k ::
62
%
Sp
lun
k ::
63
%
Ela
stic
:: 9
2%
Sp
lun
k ::
47
%
Ela
stic
:: 8
0%
Logging, all respondentsN
et
Sc
ore Google
surviveandthrive
Public cloud + containers have disrupted traditional architectures.
In turn, monolithic vendors are becoming a liability as the industry shifts to agile architecture - small, flexible, autonomous pieces.
The results are in : reduced capex costs & shortened release cycles - months to daily
The new approach : Build forward-looking development teams (from new or existing teams), understand the idiosyncratic organizational needs, own & curate the infrastructure to meet your needs, incorporate security from the start, develop sprints to optimize & stay ahead of peers, mitigate investment risk, and maintain the velocity needed to survive in the new enterprise technology landscape.
In this developer-driven IT world, a data driven approach is necessary to survive - to thrive.
