Enterprise Development Trends 2016 - Cloud, Container and Microservices Insights from 2100 JVM Developers
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The document presents findings from a survey of 2,100 JVM developers regarding enterprise development trends in 2016, highlighting the increasing importance of microservices, cloud adoption, and data processing techniques. It reveals that a significant portion of organizations are embracing microservices for improved agility and deployment, with 30% already running them in production. Additionally, it discusses the varied interest levels in containers and the predominant use of hybrid cloud strategies among respondents.
Enterprise Development Trends 2016 - Cloud, Container and Microservices Insights from 2100 JVM Developers
- 1. 1 Enterprise Development Trends 2016 Cloud, Container and Microservices Insights from 2,100 JVM Developers
- 2. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 Survey Respondents by Company Size 20% Companies with more than 5,000 employees 28% Companies with 200-5,000 employees 52% Companies with fewer than 200 employees
- 3. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 The characteristics of Reactive systems have become table stakes for bringing new software to market. responsive resilient message-driven elastic
- 4. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 How would you best describe your organization’s overall data processing systems or practices today? All batch no real-time Mostly batch, a little real-time All real-time processing Equal amounts batch and real-time Mostly real-time some batch 5% 8% 21% 31% 35%
- 5. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 Which best describes the main reason WHY your organization is embracing microservices? DevOps agility / predictability for faster, safer deployments Increase development velocity for new releases Improve elasticity for scalingup/ down more dynamically Harden application/service resilience against failures Modernization to embrace cloud infrastructure 28% 25% 24% 13% 10% 50%
- 6. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 Which best describes your interest in microservices? 22% Mildly interested, starting to evaluate further 25% Sandboxing / early stage proof of concept20% Seriously piloting microservices for ultimate production deployment 30% Running microservices in production 3% Not interested at all
- 7. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 running Akka Streams running Spark Streaming 34% said MOST of their data processing today is real-time 30% of respondents are already running microservices in production Of respondents running microservices in production 30% 34% running Kafka 35% 30% 19%
- 8. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 Evaluating Plan to Look into it Never Heard of it Using in Production What is your experience with the following data stream processing technologies? Kafka Akka Streams Spark Streaming Storm Flink Samza 18% 13% 12% 5% 1% 1% 28% 32% 29% 14% 6% 6% 39% 40% 40% 45% 24% 23% 16% 15% 19% 36% 69% 71%
- 9. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 Which best describes your interest in containers? Playing around with containers on my local machine Seriously piloting containers for ultimate production deployment Running containers in production Mildly interested, starting to evaluate further Not interested at all 30% 22% 22% 20% 6% 50%
- 10. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 Which best describes the types of applications you are primarily targeting for containers? Existing applications targeting for containerized Brand new applications targeted for containerized 59% 41%
- 11. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 Which container orchestration technology is yourorganization primarily betting on? Docker SWARM None Kubernetes Mesos/Marathon or Mesosphere DC/OS Nomad Other 50% 37% 23% 18% 14% 7% 1%
- 12. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 Which best describes where the majority of your primary systems are hosted? For the applications that you continue to write for on-premise only, what reasons explain why those applications are being written for this environment? Which of the following best describes your organization’s cloud strategy? On Premise / Data Center Hybrid (Cloud + On-premise) Public Cloud Private Cloud 23% 18% 19% 40% 45% Security reasons 33% Compliance reasons 25% Some applications don’t need to be cloud-native / ar- en’t good candidates 19% Internal reticence to cloud deployment 14% Lack of expertise / training 11% Other 31% We run most of our applications on- premise and have no immediate plans to accelerate cloud-native applications. 31% We already run most of our applications in the cloud. 29% We are beginning the process of creating a cloud-native strategy, so that we can move more of our applications to the cloud. 7% We expect to begin migrating to cloud in 1 year.
- 13. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 How much influence do development teams have on your company’s cloud architecture and technology choices overall? 40% A lot 26% Some 19% Little 15% None
- 14. ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 2016 Which best describes your efforts around Hybrid Cloud? 50% What’s hybrid cloud? As a concept we support it, but aren’t doing much to enable hybrid at this time We are running some of our production applications in a hybrid cloud model today We are currently making hybrid cloud plans 40% 33% 15% 12%
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