DevOps - Succeed by Planning for Failures
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The document discusses the importance of planning for failure in DevOps, emphasizing the benefits of continuous delivery and monitoring for improving deployment frequency and operational efficiency. It highlights IBM's DevOps solutions for hybrid deployments that help teams deliver reliable software quickly while managing cloud environments effectively. Case studies show how IBM's DevOps has enabled organizations like Rabobank and Fidelity to enhance customer experiences and realize significant cost savings.
DevOps - Succeed by Planning for Failures
- 1. DevOps - Succeed by Planning for Failure
- 2. James Moore Principal Offering Manager, IBM Charlene O’Hanlon Managing Editor, Devops.com Charlene O’Hanlon Managing Editor, Devops.com James Hunter Program Director, IBM Speakers
- 3. increased deployment frequency increased revenue Faster lead time and repairs A Mariner 1 spacecraft bug cost $18M Amazon could lose $1.6B every year if they slowed down by just one second 3 Sources: • Continuous Delivery: A Maturity Assessment Model, ThoughtWorks • https://www.bitcatcha.com/blog/2015/6-reasons-why-website-speed-matters-how-amazon-would-lose-1-6-billion-if-it-slowed-down/ • 2017 State of DevOps Report The bottom line
- 6. Accelerating delivery Development SCM Build Package Repo Deploy Test Stage Production … what could possibly go wrong?
- 7. Transformation is a journey Plan and deploy Draft a cloud-native transformation strategy Adopt Enablement on agile DevOps with microservices Refractor Migrate Extend Scale Deploy and start to manage cloud environment Refractor monolithic applications Build MVP Initiate net new cloud-native apps Custom and commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) on-premises applications Modern language applications Leverage high-value APIs and expose existing services to new applications and business models Leverage a global cloud footprint for its elasticity and client’s economic advantage
- 8. DevOps Breaking down walls Dev SecBiz Agile Dev fixes this DevOps fixes this DevSecOps fixes this Ops Requirements Code Security … in a multi-speed IT world
- 9. In production: scale and perform … … amidst constant change & failures Monitoring
- 10. IBM Event & Incident Management – Detect, Prioritize & Resolve Chat Resolved SM S Chat e-mail Incident Chat Run Rollback Run App Check All good! Escalate App owner Operator App owner SRE Run Books Notification It’s a config issue. Let’s roll it back. My App is Unresponsive! Service x is impacting our Biz Critical App!
- 11. IBM Operations Management – Monitor and Manage 11 üExpedite problem determination üRestore service quickly üAnalyze and improve operational health üBridge the gap between Dev and Ops Consolidated monitoring, event and incident correlation, prioritization and resolution • 95% faster time to acknowledge incidents • 75% less time performing event investigation • 50% fewer repeating events • 50% fewer generated incidents IBM’s Operations Management track record sets the bar: • 30% faster incident resolution • 75% fewer events presented to operators
- 12. DevOps is no longer optional
- 13. IBM Cloud DevOps for Hybrid Deployment IBM Cloud Management for Hybrid Deployment IBM Cloud Application Platform for Hybrid Deployment DevOps
- 14. Continuous Testing Collaborative Development Accelerating delivery Continuous Delivery Continuous Integration Development SCM Build Package Repo Deploy Test Stage Production
- 15. Development SCM Build Package Repo Deploy Test Stage Production IBM Rational IBM UrbanCode IBM Cloud Event Management IBM Velocity IBM Cloud Application Performance Mgt IBM Cloud Event Management IBM capabilities
- 16. Examples in practice Rabobank creates exceptional customer experiences and a competitive advantage, by delivering a single 360-degree view of clients for more personalized service with IBM DevOps. Fidelity avoided more than $2.3 million per year in costs on a single application.
- 17. • Crypto-anchors and blockchain • Lattice cryptography • AI powered robot microscopes • AI bias will explode • Quantum computing will be mainstream Learn more at: research.ibm.com/5-in-5 Planning for failure doesn’t stop … what could possibly go wrong … again?
- 18. IBM DevOps helps project teams deliver reliable software as quickly as possible and identify and resolve problems as quickly as possible during runtime.
- 19. James Moore Principal Offering Manager, IBM Charlene O’Hanlon Managing Editor, Devops.com James Hunter Program Director, IBM Request a no charge DevOps assessment https://bit.ly/2Nt1yDv Learn more Visit our website: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/devops Watch videos: https://bit.ly/2oSWpGU Connect with us James Hunter - linkedin.com/in/mrjameshunter James Moore - linkedin.com/in/james-moore-7a04775
- 20. Questions Request a no charge DevOps assessment https://bit.ly/2Nt1yDv Learn more Visit our website: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/devops Watch videos: https://bit.ly/2oSWpGU Connect with us James Hunter - linkedin.com/in/mrjameshunter James Moore - linkedin.com/in/james-moore-7a04775
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