1st Riga DevOps meetup

leading 80+ DevOps people;
20+ DevOps projects;
Nordics DevOps lead.
DevOps at Scale,
Continuous Delivery and Deployment,
Scrummaster, Agile, ITIL,
Management 3.0, Culture,
Group psychology, Psychodrama,
Sociodrama, DevOps Architect.
Evangelist, Intrapreneur, Teamlead,
Actor, Director, Playwright, Mediator,
Coach.
Interfaces
Classes
Today
The DevOps Evangelist
Uldis Karlovs-Karlovskis
(administration and scripting)

WHAT OTHERS
THINK OF DEVOPS?
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DEVOPS IS CULTURE
DEVELOPMENT
AND OPERATIONS
WORKING
TOGETHER

7
DEVOPS ICULTURE
DEVELOPMENT
AND OPERATIONS
WORKING
TOGETHER

8
DEVOPS IS TOOLS
JENKINS, GIT,
ANSIBLE, AWS,
CHEF, JIRA

9
DEVOPS IS TOOLS
JENKINS, GIT,
ANSIBLE, AWS,
CHEF, JIRA

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February 2016

Top 10 Recommended Cost Optimization Ideas
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MODERN IT METHODOLOGIES EMPHASIZE
COLLABORATION
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IDEA PLAN DESIGN BUILD DEPLOY TEST
RELEAS
E
OPERATE
DevOps
Continuous Delivery
Continuous Integration
Execution Architecture Development Architecture Testing Strategy Ops Arch
Design Thinking
Lean Startup
Lean Enterprise
Agile Development

DEVOPS IS MANAGED

DEVOPS IS AGILE

DEVOPS IS LEAN
DevOps High Level focus
(The 3 ways of DevOps)
Flow / Systems Thinking

DEVOPS IS LEAN
Amplified Feedback Loop

DEVOPS IS LEAN
Continual Experimentation
& Learning

DEVOPS IS PRINCIPLES
The DevOps implementation should follow guiding principles
& Learning
DevOps Guiding Principles
Technical
principles
•Everything as Code in VCS
•Zero-touch build and deploy
•Test early and often
•Automate everything (in pipelines)
•Elastic supply of cloud resources
•Fine-grained service architecture
(API-first)

DEVOPS IS PRINCIPLES
The DevOps implementation should follow guiding principles
DevOps Guiding Principles
Technical
principles
Organization
and culture
principles
•Everything as Code in VCS
•Zero-touch build and deploy
•Test early and often
•Automate everything (in pipelines)
•Elastic supply of cloud resources
•Fine-grained service architecture
(API-first)
•Cohesive teams with shared objectives
•Lean principles and continuous delivery
of value
•Embrace failure, recover automatically,
degrade gracefully
•Experiment without regret
•Continuous Improvement
& Learning

Opensource DevOps Platform - ADOP
Cloud agnostic framework
Reusable components (cartridges)
Best practices via collaboration
Consists of a fully functional tooling and application stack,
with tools for code review, CI and static code analysis, that
offers developers ability to execute a multitude of tests on
their applications and promote their builds to various
environments.
• Java / NodeJS
• iOS / Android
• Salesforce / ServiceNow
• ...

DEVOPS
QUESTION IS NOT
“IF”,
IT’S “WHEN”

Who Is Doing DevOps?
•GE Capital, Capital One, Nationwide, BNP Paribas, Amex, BNY Mellon,
MasterCard, Paychex, Intuit, …
•Google, Amazon, Netflix, Etsy, Spotify, Twitter, Facebook …
•CSC, IBM, CA, SAP, HP, Microsoft, New Relic, …
•The Gap, Nordstrom, Macy’s, Williams-Sonoma, Target …
•General Motors, Raytheon, LEGO, Bosche …
•UK Government, US Department of Homeland Security …
•Kansas State University…
Gene Kim

NEW IT CUSTOMERS
DevOps is maturing. Customers are more demanding.
Trend 1:
Continuous Everything
Trend 2:
Self-healing systems
Trend 3:
Everything to the Left
Trend 4:
360 Transparency
I want everything NOW
• Traditional approach of developing software is disappearing
• That means all engineering phases are happening in parallel
• What causes major issues on immature “DevOps projects”
• And requires even higher discipline as before
I don’t want to do ANYTHING
• Since projects have DevOps now
• People expect systems will not break anymore
• Or that they magically will self-heal
Give me data I need NOW
• Stakeholders management has become a mess
• Because “DevOps communication” is being used as a way to talk with anyone
anytime all the time
• So you better prepare dashboards where anyone can look at any time and
UNDERSTAND it

DevOps Handbook (~400 pages, $16)
• Imagine a World Where Dev and Ops becomes DevOps
• Part I – The Three Ways
• Part II – Where to Start
• Part III – The First Way: The Technical Practices of Flow
• Part IV – The Second Way: The Technical Practices of Feedback
• Part V – The Third Way: The Technical Practices of Continual
Learning and Experimentation
• Part VI – The Technological Practices of Integrating Information
Security, Change Management, and Compliance
• Additional Material

State of DevOps Report (~53 pages, free)
• 8 different results of research
• Bonuses

Forecasting The Value Of DevOps
Transformations (32 pages, free)
• Chapters and pictures

DevOps for Finance (81 pages, free)
• Chapters and pictures

DevOps for Dummies (~40 pages, free)
• Chapter 1: What Is DevOps?
• Chapter 2: Looking at DevOps Capabilities
• Chapter 3: Adopting DevOps
• Chapter 4: Solving New Problems with DevOps
• Chapter 5: Ten DevOps Myths

Continuous Learning “Spread It” & “DevOps lunch”

Uldis Karlovs-Karlovskis @nrciam
DevOpsDays

MEET DEVOPS PEOPLE
DevOps student - Kaspars Bulindzs
CM practitioner - Kristaps Gutāns
DevOps architect - Pavlo Serdiuk
DevOps philosopher - Uldis Karlovs-Karlovskis
CI/CD practitioner - Lavrentijs Lemberskis

LET’S TALK
SPLIT IN 5 GROUPS
45 MINS

DEVOPS IS FUN
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