Deliver on DevOps with Puppet Application Orchestration

November 19th, 2015

Welcome & IntroductionsMichael OlsonProduct TeamPuppet Labs

Chris BarkerTechnical Solutions EngineeringPuppet Labs

Jeremy AdamsTechnical Solutions EngineeringPuppet Labs

Today’s agenda

• Getting Started with DevOps• Application Orchestration & DevOps• Live Demo• Q&A

Reliability

Speed

Opposing Forces

Deploy code more frequently30x

Fewer failures60x

50%Higher market cap growth

Culture

ProcessTechnology

People

Technology Process

Where To Start

Infrastructure as Code

Version Control

Configuration Management Peer Review

Collaboration IterationFast Feedback Visibility

Continuous Delivery

Automated Testing &

Deployments

“Application orchestration will drive the next phase of DevOps maturity, where the business, app dev and ops all align around what delivers the most value to the business — the application and the

business process.”Nate LoomisDevOps Manager

Introducing PuppetApplication Orchestration

AppAPI

MsSQL

Web Spher

e

F5LB

Log stash SSH

AppAPI

Kerberos

Glassfish

F5LB

SSH

Log stash

Easily model distributed applicationsDefine application infrastructure based on desired state, including dependencies between different services and systems

Coordinate ordered deployments

#1 #2 #3

Gain enforcement & visibility all in one place

Control the state of machines & improve traceability across your environment, from core infrastructure to application releases

Ready to see it in action?

Thank You!

Webinar - Thursday, 12/9 – What’s New in Puppet Enterprise 2015.3• https://puppetlabs.com/resources/webinars

Application Orchestration News• https://puppetlabs.com/application-orchestration

What’s New in Puppet Enterprise 2015.3• https://puppetlabs.com/puppet/whats-new

Follow Up Resources:

APPENDIX

“Being able to model, test, audit and orchestrate multi-tier applications and infrastructure all in one place across

multiple work groups will be critical for large enterprise organizations as they enter the next phase of automation.”

Nate LoomisDevOps Manager

Common cultural objectivesFrom To

Lack of alignmentLow trust culture Siloed teamsLots of manual work Poor visibility High burnoutChecking boxes

Aligned around goalsHigh trust cultureCross-functional teamsMostly automated workFast feedback & insightHigh job satisfactionCreative innovation

Common DevOps processesContinuous delivery is a key practice of DevOps teams

Automated Testing &

Deployment

Continuous Integration

Version Control

These factors model

continuous delivery, which

leads to…

Less deployment

pain

More frequent deployments

Lower change fail rates

Higher levels of org

performance (productivity, market share, profitability

DevOps ToolchainVersion Control

Configuration Management

Continuous Integration

Orchestration Monitoring

And others… And others…

Applications are the common contract

aligning business, development &

operations teams