Introduction to Puppet Enterprise

Introduction to Puppet Enterprise

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  Introduction to Puppet Enterprise Theshortest path to better software.
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  Agenda Meet our speakers Introductionto Puppet Enterprise Puppet Enterprise live demo Now what? Q+A
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  Welcome and Introductions Tyler Kluempke SalesAssociate Tommy Speigner Sales Engineer
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  Digital transformation DevOps initiatives Containeradoption Shifting budgets Tool proliferation Modernization Cloud migration Technical debt Skill gaps Security Compliance Agile IT Automation Shadow IT
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  Deliver better software, faster.
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  Broker to thefuture? Dot com property • mobile apps • everything new Keeper of the past? ERP system • legacy infrastructure • vendor contracts
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  to the newwayfrom the old way A massive shift is required • Automatic, standard & scalable • Delivering at will • Inherent security • Constantly modern Ad hoc, manual & error prone Infrequent delivery Security in silos Legacy platforms
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  deliver infrequently do thingsmanually succeed in isolation It will not work to
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  Know what you have Controlit and enforce consistency Secure it and keep it compliant Modernize it An automatic way to … Using a common language Across everything, no matter where it runs
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  Doing it rightdelivers results 212% Increase in deployment speed 170% Fewer outages 76% Less security fix time 150% More frequent deployments 5.4% Reduction in IT Opex 180% Increase in successful audits Source: ESG Economic Value Validation Report. Results are avg of >200 Puppet Enterprise customers.
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  Unique approach: defineonce, automate endlessly Unparalleled enterprise scale Proven customer success Datacenter standard Bridge to the future Puppet
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  Leading platform. Datacenterstandard. Experience Founded in 2005 Scale More than 10 million nodes managed Ecosystem Deep partnerships with datacenter titans Customers 1,200+ enterprise customers Community 4,700+ community-contributed modules Users 35,000+ organizations using Puppet Backing
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  Ready to seeit in action?
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  Infrastructure as Code Describethe ideal environment with a simple, commonly understood language building { 'home': ensure => 'clean', front_door => 'closed', keys => 'key_hook', jacket => 'closet', floor => 'vacuumed’, litter_box => 'empty', remote => 'coffee_table', }
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  Puppet Workflow 1. Defineyour desired state 2. Simulate configuration 4. Report 3. Enforce configuration service { ‘ntpd’: ensure => running, }
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  nodes ask fornew config every 30 mins 2. Catalog3. Report 1. Facts Master Agent(s)
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  Abstraction is powerful vs
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  Where to startwith automation Start with core infrastructure and work up Provisioning Bare metal ● Virtual environments ● Cloud ● Containers Application infrastructure SQL server ● Tomcat ● WebSphere ● IIS ● MySQL Core infrastructure Operating system ● NTP ● DNS ● SSH ● Firewall ● Users ● Groups Application orchestration Custom apps ● COTS ● Share services
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  Next Steps • ContactSales to see how Puppet can help you: puppet.com/company/contact-sales • Get Puppet Enterprise trial for 10 nodes: puppet.com/download-puppet-enterprise • Check out our Learning VM: puppet.com/download-learning-vm • View our self-paced trainings: learn.puppet.com • Search the Forge: forge.puppet.com
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  Questions?