OSS on AzureTechnical Series

DevOps on Azure and Configuration Management

Saranya Sriram

Technical Evangelist, Microsoft Azure,

Area HQ - Singapore

saranyas@microsoft.com

@sharan779

It’s tough out there …

Outperforming

teams are 54%more

likely to

Developers

26.7%No executive support

56.7%Cultural inhibitors

43.3%Fragmented processes

Collaboration blockers

DevOps was being initiated by

more development teams than IT Ops

teams by about a 40% to 33% margin

Agile methodologieshave adopted

3/4 of teams

BusinessIT Ops

The average hourly

cost of infrastructure

failure is $100,000

per hour

It takes on average

200 minutes to

diagnose and repair

a production issue

A bug caught in production ends

up costing

than if the same bug was found

earlier in the development cycle

100x

more

IT decision

makers is still

unfamiliar with

the term DevOps

61 in

40%… of implementations end up getting

reworked because they don’t meet the

users’ original requirements

… of development budgets for software, IT

staff and external professional services will

be consumed by poor requirements41%

IT drives

business

success!

High IT performance

correlates with strong

business performance,

helps boost productivity,

market share and profit.

Responding to

ongoing needs for

efficiency and growth

Always keeping all

systems safe and securedual goals

… for companies that try to

adapt their existing tools for

DevOps practices

80% failure rate …

CIOs70 %

to reduce

IT costs

Would

increase

risk

and accelerate

business agility

of

What is DevOps?

Is “DevOps”

a new ROLE?

“DevOps is development and operations collaboration”

“DevOps is treating your infrastructure as code”

“DevOps is using automation”

“Kanban for Ops?”

“DevOps is feature switches”

“DevOps is small deployments”

“It has been said that the only

sustainable advantage in business is

the ability for a company to learn

faster and respond more effectively

than its competitors (also known as

business agility).”

– CIO magazine

DevOps: the three stage conversation

3 Products2 Process1 People

Intro to DevOps practices

New trend of practices for increasing flow of value to customers

Backlog

Requirements

Plan

Develop + test Release

Monitor + learn

Important for enterprises to understand to improve

DevOps extends application lifecycle management (ALM) investments

Why DevOps?

1 2 3 4

What’s DevOps?

Optimize resources

Improve quality and availability

Hypothesis-driven development & continuous learning

Modern Application : Demo

- from Build 2015 keynote : Here

How we used to workWe did ask for feedback after each milestone – but we could not really react to it

For the most part, we would tell everybody “sorry” - and push things to the next release

We did find and fix bugs – without really knowing if we built the right thing in the first place

We had closed silos of information across different organizations, hurting collaboration

Planning Code Test & Stabilize Code Test & Stabilize

Beta? RTM?2.5 years!

How we work nowWe ship frequently with minimum friction

Build>Deploy>Test reliably, hundreds of times a day

We continue to meet a rigorous on-premises quality bar

We build confidence through staging, exposure control & rich telemetry

Visit http://stories.visualstudio.com to get the full story!

The Microsoft DevOps solution

Build

Test

Deploy Environments Monitor and Learn

Processes

Heterogeneous Ecosystem

Dev/Test

Integration

Pre-Production

ProductionConfiguration

Develop

DEV

BIZ

OPS

What developers use today!

Cloud

Redmine

Jira

Trac

Trello

issue tracking

Hipchat

IRC

Jabbr

chat

Source Control

IDE

Dev Tools

development

Visual Studio

Eclipse

Build Tools

Build Orchestration

continuous

integration (CI)

Configuration Tools

deployment

Alerting

Monitor

Testing

operations

Analytics

Microsoft

Azure

Source Control

IDE

Dev Tools

Build Tools

development

issue tracking

chat

continuous

integration (CI)

TFS/Codeplex

Build Tools

Build Orchestration

Configuration

management Tools

Chef – VM

Provisioning

deployment

TeamCity

Jenkins

MSBuild

Maven

CapistranoVisual

Studio

TFS-chat

TFS

Jira

PowerShell

Kudu

Sysprep

Cspack

Azure emulator

Alerting

Monitor

Testing

operations

System Center

New Relic

Nagios

Zabbix

Analytics

VS Test bench

3rd party tools

JAVA

OSS Dev Ops for Cloud OS

TFS /

GitHubSource

Build Tools

Build Orchestration

configuration tools

New Service Hooks

(REST)

deployment

continuous

integration (CI)

and delivery

issue tracking

Microsoft

AzureGradle

Travis

TeamCity

Jenkins

Chef

Puppet

Salt stack

Jenkins

Kudu

Glu

Control Tier

IDE

Tools

development

Visual Studio

Eclipse

Net Beans

IntelliJ

Hipchat

IRC

Jabbr

chat

Redmine

Jira

Trac

Trello

Alerting

Monitor

Testing

operations

Jetty

Atmosphere

BeaconPush

Cacti

Glu

Nagios

Zabbix

Testling

Selenium

Analytics

OWA

Vagrant

ImageFactory

Fog

DSC

Node.js

OSS Dev Ops for Cloud OS

Build Tools

Build Orchestration

configuration tools

Hipchat

IRC

Jabbr

Redmine

Jira

Trac

Trello

New Service Hooks

(REST)

deployment

continuous

integration (CI)

issue tracking

IDE

Tools

development

chat Microsoft

Azure

Grunt

Yeomen

Travis

Chef

Puppet

Salt stack

Grunt

Kudu

Visual Studio

Eclipse

TFS /

GitHubSource

Alerting

Monitor

Testing

operations

Socket.io

Faye

BeaconPush

Cacti

Nagios

Zabbix

Testling

Selenium

Analytics

OWA

Vagrant

ImageFactory

Cspack

Fog

DSC

PHP

OSS Dev Ops for Azure – MS Open Tech

Build Tools

Build Orchestration

configuration tools

New Service Hooks

(REST)

deployment

continuous

integration (CI)

Microsoft

Azure

Capistrano

Travis

Capistrano

Kudu

Hipchat

IRC

Jabbr

chat

Redmine

Jira

Trac

Trello

issue tracking

TFS /

GitHubSource

Alerting

Monitor

Testing

operations

BeaconPush

Cacti

Nagios

Zabbix

Testling

Saucelabs

Analytics

OWA

IDE

Tools

development

Visual Studio

Eclipse

Vagrant

ImageFactory

Cspack

Fog

Chef

Puppet

Salt stack

Chef : Demo

- Configuration Management

Backlog

Requirements

Plan

Develop + test Release

Monitor + learn

DevOps is very broadOur focus covers

Stakeholder engagementprocess

Source control and build

Verification and detectionInsight and learning

EnvironmentsDeploymentsRelease management and governance

Plan1 Monitor + Learn

ReleaseDevelop + Test2

Development Production

4

3

It starts with an idea – and a plan

how to turn this idea into reality …

Manage work

Develop + Test 1

Plan

Project starts

PlanTrack progress

Write Code

Unit Testing

2

Build

Version Control

Build Verification

Release

Once the iteration starts, developers

turn great ideas into features …

Develop + Test

Cloud

Load Testing

Integration testing

environment

Automated functional

testing environment

3

Pre-production

environment

Staging

environmen

t

Monitor + Learn

When all tests pass, the build is deployed to testing

environments for each stage in the release process

Release

Learn and understand how users use your app, how it reacts

and quickly fix issues and bugs

Monitor + Learn

4

Monitor

Feedback

Plan the next iteration

Detect issues, diagnose crashes and track usage in your web and mobile apps

Announcing Public Preview on Azure Preview Portal

Monitor ASP.NET, Java and other web apps and services

Support for Android, iOS and Windows mobile apps

Pricing details available now including free tier

Check it out!

http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/application-insights

Visual Studio Online + Git + Visual Studio IDE + Azure WebApps: Demo

DevOps Tools on Azure

Provisioning

Monitoring & Diagnostics

Development

Xplat CLI Knife-Azure

Puppet CLI

Vagrant-Azure

Config Customization

Release Management

• DevOps is more than a fancy

terminology

• Microsoft Azure has baked in

support for Microsoft and OSS

integration

• In action on Puppet and Chef

• Visual Studio Online is Microsoft

ALM process tool supporting TFS

and Git