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DevOps in the Cloud
The document discusses the impact of cloud computing on DevOps, highlighting the transition from traditional infrastructure to cloud-based services like IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS. It emphasizes the benefits of cloud computing, such as scalability, cost-effectiveness, and continuous deployment, along with effective application monitoring and management using tools like TFS and SCOM. Additionally, the document provides insights into Windows Azure as a major cloud platform and presents practical examples of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) in the cloud.
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DevOps in the Cloud
- 1. DevOps in theCloud Eran Stiller Cloud Division Leader, Senior Software Architect erans@codevalue.net http://stiller.co.il/blog/ http://codevalue.net 1
- 2. Agenda • Introduction toCloud Computing – IaaS, PaaS & SaaS • • • • Introduction to Windows Azure ALM in the Cloud Application Monitoring in the Cloud DevOps with TFS & SCOM 2 DevOps in the Cloud
- 3. About Me • • • • • • Cloud DivisionLeader Software architect, consultant and instructor Co-Founder at CodeValue Ltd. More than 10 years of hands-on experience .NET and Native Windows Programming Expert in large-scale, server-side, highlyconcurrent systems 3 DevOps in the Cloud
- 4. About CodeValue A leadingsoftware company • More than 70 technology experts (3 MVP’s + 1 MRD) • Provides high quality software development solutions – Turn-Key projects – Software development and consultation – Tailor-made courses and training • Fields of expertise include: – – – – – 4 Cloud Computing Advanced Mobile & Web Technologies User Experience (UX) & User Interface (UI) Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Performance & Debugging DevOps in the Cloud
- 5. About OzCode • • • • • • An innovativedebugging extension for Visual-Studio Simplify & visualize complex statements Compare objects and collections Search and filter collections Focus on relevant data http://oz-code.com 5
- 6. Introduction to CloudComputing Cloud Computing - A Game Changing Technology • Infinite shared resources & services – Infrastructure is not a limiting factor – No need to equip for peak-load requirements • Elasticity on demand – Anytime, anywhere • Efficient scalability and high availability • Suitable pricing models – Pay for what you use 6 DevOps in the Cloud
- 7. Cloud Computing Evolution ofComputing - The Next (Current) Big Thing • Virtualization and Abstraction – Details are abstracted from consumers • Reduces complexity • Not necessarily the Internet, can be on premises – Private cloud • Automation, Monitoring, Deployment – Reduce cost, shift risk, shorten time-to-market, focus on business functionality 7 DevOps in the Cloud
- 8. Less Worries Focus onfunctionality • Let others take care of: – – – – – – – – 8 Resource management Security Environments (staging, production) High availability, scalability, load balancing Fault tolerance OS - installation, licensing, updates, patches Network Maintenance DevOps in the Cloud
- 9. Cloud Containers Practically infiniteresources on demand • You need, they provide • Lower costs – Hardware – Location-based • • • • 9 Power (electricity) Cooling Networking Good coverage DevOps in the Cloud
- 10. Cloud Containers 10 Cloud ArchitectureChallenges
- 11. Cloud Fundamentals • Infrastructureas a Service (IaaS): – Compute, network, storage resources – On-demand servers – E.g. Amazon EC2, Rackspace, HP Cloud, Windows Azure • Platform as a Service (PaaS): – Operating systems and application infrastructure – On-demand application-hosting environment – E.g. Google AppEngine, Salesforce.com, Windows Azure, Amazon • Software as a Service (SaaS): – On-demand cloud applications – E.g. Gmail, Office 365, Facebook 11 DevOps in the Cloud
- 12. The Benefits ofthe Cloud The Cloud is about cheap, on-demand capacity = Managed for you Standalone Servers IaaS Applications Runtimes Database Operating System Virtualization Server Storage Networking 12 Cloud Architecture Challenges PaaS SaaS
- 13. Cloud Computing OverviewSummary Cloud Computing is the natural computing evolution • Deliver high end quality applications – In cheaper costs – In shorter time – In less risks 13 DevOps in the Cloud
- 14. Introduction to WindowsAzure • Microsoft’s cloud platform • Windows Azure provides IaaS & PaaS • Microsoft also provides SaaS with Office 365 & Bing 14 DevOps in the Cloud
- 15. Introduction to WindowsAzure • Three ways to host a web application – Azure Web-Sites (PaaS) – Azure Cloud-Services (PaaS) – Azure Virtual-Machines (IaaS) • Not all PaaS services are born equal – Cloud-Services allow more control than Web-Sites 15 DevOps in the Cloud
- 16. ALM In-Practice • Ourdemo comprises of a simple Web-Application – Hosted in an Azure Cloud Service • Source code managed in Team Foundation Server (TFS) • Continuous integration provided by TFS build server • Separate code branches for various software stages – Development – Staging (QA) – Production 16 DevOps in the Cloud
- 17. ALM In-Practice Dev TFS “Dev” Branch TFSBuild Continuous Integration Local Dev Tests QA TFS “Staging” Branch TFS Build Continuous Deployment Azure Staging Env. IT TFS “Prod.” Branch TFS Build Continuous Deployment Azure Production Env. 17 DevOps in the Cloud
- 18. ALM In-Practice • Staging& Production environments deployed in the cloud – Continuous Deployment to the cloud • Automatic one-click deployment – Provided by TFS Build Server – Use Release Management for more complex scenarios 18 DevOps in the Cloud
- 19. DevOps in theCloud ALM IN THE CLOUD
- 20. Monitor Your Application •Cloud hosted application are not immune to crashes – The physical host can fail • Deploy multiple instances • Guarantee SLA – The OS can crash • Windows/Linux – Your application MIGHT have bugs… • QA can’t always help • You should monitor your application! 20 DevOps in the Cloud
- 21. The Big Monitorin the Cloud • Cloud-Services provide a build-in diagnostics module – Azure Diagnostics API Role Instance Application Code Local Storage 21 Diagnostics Monitor IIS Logs Event Logs Perf. Counters DevOps in the Cloud Azure Storage
- 22. The Big Monitorin the Cloud • Various tools exist which can read Azure diagnostics – – – – – Visual Studio Azure Management Portal Azure Storage Explorer Azure Diagnostics Manager Microsoft System Center Operation Manager (SCOM) • Choose the tools most appropriate for you 22 DevOps in the Cloud
- 23. DevOps with TFS& SCOM • TFS & SCOM can synchronize “Production Issues” • Allows for coordination between IT and Development – Close issues quickly & easily – Less friction – Everybody is happy! 23 DevOps in the Cloud
- 24. DevOps with TFS& SCOM An alert is created in SCOM Assign to engineering Alert status: Assigned to engineering TFS Work Item Created Alert status Assigned to Engineering 24 TFS WI Status New DevOps in the Cloud
- 25. DevOps with TFS& SCOM TFS Work Item Created Engineering accepting the issue Alert status: Acknowledged WI Status: Accepted Alert status Acknowledged 25 TFS WI Status Accepted DevOps in the Cloud
- 26. DevOps with TFS& SCOM WI Status: Accepted Engineering assigning a developer for the issue WI Status: Assigned Alert status Acknowledged 26 TFS WI Status Assigned DevOps in the Cloud
- 27. DevOps with TFS& SCOM WI Status: Assigned Developer starts working on the issue WI Status: Work in progress Alert status Acknowledged 27 TFS WI Status Work in Progress DevOps in the Cloud
- 28. DevOps with TFS& SCOM Developer checks his code into the Dev branch WI Status: Work in progress Local build and deploy is performed Alert status Acknowledged 28 TFS WI Status Work in Progress DevOps in the Cloud Developer verifies his fix (until it works)
- 29. DevOps with TFS& SCOM Developer’s fix works in local environment Version Manager merges the changes to Staging branch Staging build and deploy is performed Alert status Acknowledged 29 TFS WI Status Work in Progress DevOps in the Cloud QA verifies his fix in Staging
- 30. DevOps with TFS& SCOM Developer’s fix works in Staging Developer marks the issue as Resolved Alert status: Resolved WI Status: Resolved Alert status Resolved 30 TFS WI Status Resolved DevOps in the Cloud
- 31. DevOps with TFS& SCOM Developer’s fix works in Staging Version Manager merges the changes to Production branch Production build and deploy is performed Alert status Resolved 31 TFS WI Status Resolved DevOps in the Cloud
- 32. DevOps with TFS& SCOM Developer’s fix works in Production Developer closes the Work Item Alert disappears from SCOM WI Status: Closed Alert status N/A 32 TFS WI Status Closed DevOps in the Cloud
- 33. DevOps in theCloud DEVOPS IN ACTION
- 34. Summary • Cloud computingis a game changing technology – Focus on functionality – Practically unlimited resources on demand • IaaS vs. PaaS vs. SaaS • ALM is very relevant in the cloud – Continues Deployment makes your life esaier • Monitor your cloud applications – Implement measures for reacting to monitor artifacts • TFS & SCOM can play nice together to make IT & Dev work better together The cloud is here! Take advantage of it! Manage it! 34 DevOps in the Cloud
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Editor's Notes
- #10 Azure Chicago Site: 112 Containers, total computers: 224,000 2000 computers per containerAmazon growth: http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2013/05/20/amazon-web-services-growth-unrelenting.html