AppSphere 15 - DevOps and Agile: AppDynamics in Continuous Integration Environments
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The document discusses the importance of agility in software development, particularly in continuous integration environments, with insights from Steve Sturtevant of AppDynamics. It highlights how PayPal improved its deployment speed by seven times through cloud adoption and agile processes, while also addressing challenges that come with agility. The session also presents strategies for incorporating application performance monitoring (APM) into DevOps to enhance software velocity and business performance.
![PayPal Revamped Processes, PAAS and Dev to
Deploy 7x Faster, Why?
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“We did it primarily for agility”, Sri Shavananda, VP for Global Platform and
Infrastructure [Paypal Revamps Datacenter for Agility]
• To respond to high-profile competitors, PayPal needs to innovate faster
– Launching a small service previously required more than 3-weeks, and 100 tickets
– A transition to Agile and cloud based infrastructure increased velocity by 7x
– Adoption of Node.js led to cycle time reductions, approximately 33% less code [
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![Increasingly competitive markets require agility
Copyright © 2015 AppDynamics. All rights reserved. 7
PayPal Revamped its Process and Data Center to Deploy 7x Faster, Why?
• “We did it primarily for agility”, Sri Shavananda, VP for Global Platform and
Infrastructure [Paypal Revamps Datacenter for Agility]
• To respond to high-profile competitors, PayPal needs to innovate faster
– Launching a small service previously required more than 3-weeks, and 100 tickets
– A transition to Agile and cloud based infrastructure increased velocity by 7x
– Adoption of Node.js led to cycle time reductions, approximately 33% less code [node-js-at-paypal]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/devops-and-agile-appdynamics-in-continuous-integration-environments-sturtevant-appsphere-2015-151210222049/85/AppSphere-15-DevOps-and-Agile-AppDynamics-in-Continuous-Integration-Environments-7-320.jpg)
AppSphere 15 - DevOps and Agile: AppDynamics in Continuous Integration Environments
- 1. DevOps and Agile: AppDynamics in Continuous Integration Environments Steve Sturtevant, Senior Sales Engineer
- 2. Dynamic Monitoring in Agile and DevOps Environments Steve Sturtevant, Senior Sales Engineer
- 3. Session agenda Goals of Today’s Session • The Importance of Technology Agility • What are the Challenges of a Highly Agile Software Environment? • How does APM Enable Software Agility • Deep-dive: AppDynamics in a Continuously Integrating Environment Copyright © 2015 AppDynamics. All rights reserved. 3
- 4. Bio A quick bio, and relevant experiences • Performance and Software Engineer for last 15-years • Product Manager in the APM Space • Lead Performance Engineer for PayPal’s Middleware Team • Senior Sales Engineer at AppDynamics Copyright © 2015 AppDynamics. All rights reserved. 4 [email protected] https://blog.appdynamics.com/author/steve-sturtevant/
- 5. The Importance (and Challenges) of Agility
- 6. PayPal Revamped Processes, PAAS and Dev to Deploy 7x Faster, Why? Copyright © 2015 AppDynamics. All rights reserved. 6 “We did it primarily for agility”, Sri Shavananda, VP for Global Platform and Infrastructure [Paypal Revamps Datacenter for Agility] • To respond to high-profile competitors, PayPal needs to innovate faster – Launching a small service previously required more than 3-weeks, and 100 tickets – A transition to Agile and cloud based infrastructure increased velocity by 7x – Adoption of Node.js led to cycle time reductions, approximately 33% less code [ node-js-at-paypal]
- 7. Increasingly competitive markets require agility Copyright © 2015 AppDynamics. All rights reserved. 7 PayPal Revamped its Process and Data Center to Deploy 7x Faster, Why? • “We did it primarily for agility”, Sri Shavananda, VP for Global Platform and Infrastructure [Paypal Revamps Datacenter for Agility] • To respond to high-profile competitors, PayPal needs to innovate faster – Launching a small service previously required more than 3-weeks, and 100 tickets – A transition to Agile and cloud based infrastructure increased velocity by 7x – Adoption of Node.js led to cycle time reductions, approximately 33% less code [node-js-at-paypal]
- 8. Mitigating challenges of being agile Copyright © 2015 AppDynamics. All rights reserved. 8 What factors influence agility and pave the way for DevOps? • Culture that is risk accepting • Automation that enables software velocity • Lean streamlined processes • Metrics data-driven decision making • Sharing collaboration
- 9. How Does APM Enable Agility?
- 10. Pillars of an agile monitoring strategy Copyright © 2015 AppDynamics. All rights reserved. 1. As our code and architecture rapidly changes, does our monitoring dynamically adapt? 2. Can we quantify the impact of changes, can we drive improvements from our observations? 3. Can we proactively detect degradations, and notify across multiple channels? 4. Can we derive observation into business performance? Adaptive Monitoring Quantifying Change Proactive Detection Business Impact
- 11. What techniques will we apply? • Deployment Automation • Jenkins Integration, Release Tagging • Integration Within Existing Processes and Platforms • Defining Performance KPIs, Health Policies • Correlating to Business Performance Metrics (BPI) Copyright © 2015 AppDynamics. All rights reserved. 11 Incorporating APM as a part of the overall DevOps Ecosystem
- 12. DEMO Deep-dive into AppDynamics in a CI Environment
- 13. Our sample payments app Copyright © 2015 AppDynamics. All rights reserved. 13 HTTP JDBC REST RESTBrowser Web Server Database Services Payments Source CI Pipelines Application Intelligence Triggers Tags
- 14. Thank You
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- 16. Color palette Copyright © 2015 AppDynamics. All rights reserved. 16 Font colors All theme colors are approved in the AppDynamics palette The main Grey, Green and Blue form our primary palette When you create a shape, the default fill color will be grey Do not use graduated fills in shapes! You may not introduce colors that are not approved. If you need an additional color, please contact Creative Services
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- 21. 12-month timeline Copyright © 2015 AppDynamics. All rights reserved. 21 DecNovOctSepAugJulJunMayAprMarFebJan 2016 Point Point Point Point Point Point Point Bars may be written in or left blank
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- 26. Thank You