PuppetConf 2016: Deploying Multi-Tier Windows Applications with Application Orchestrator – Ethan Brown, Puppet
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The document outlines Puppet's application orchestration capabilities with Windows, detailing enhancements in the 2016.4 release, including new features for managing environments and code deployments. It discusses the use of tools like Puppet Code Manager and the setup process for managing applications, specifically an ASP.NET MVC app. Additionally, it highlights resources for further exploration of orchestration workflows and demos.
PuppetConf 2016: Deploying Multi-Tier Windows Applications with Application Orchestrator – Ethan Brown, Puppet
- 1. Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows Ethan Brown, Principal Engineer, Puppet Iristyle ethanjbrown Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 2. Core Agent / Types and Providers Ecosystem Integrations – PS, DSC Azure Extensions and Images Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 3. Agenda (Really) Brief v1 Recap 2016.4 Orchestration Enhancements Code Manager Concept Application Demo 3Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 4. Orchestration v1 Recap Initial 2015.3 Release 4
- 5. Orchestration v1 Recap Language Additions Services / Tooling Framework for describing applications Tools for applying ordered configuration spanning nodes 5Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 6. 2016.4 Enhancements It’s All About Control 6
- 7. 2016.4 New Features Direct Puppet PE Client Tools OSX + Windows Arbitrary Nodes (PQL Support) Manage Puppet without the PE console Expressly Dictate Change 7Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 8. Code Manager Managing and Deploying Environments 8
- 9. Conceptual Code Promotion Workflow Commit Code Branch Per Environment Deploy / Sync Code Enforce Code Deterministically Or Eventually 9Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 10. A Bit of Advice Let Code Manager manage code 10Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 12. Let’s Talk About Apps Yes, it’s an ASP.NET MVC app running under IIS. Please bear with me. 12
- 13. Pushing the Envelope 8 VMS running under Vagrant 1.8.1 / VirtualBox 5.0.x on a 16GB MBP Oscar plugin for managing PE installs https://github.com/Iristyle/puppetconf2016 13Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 14. Prep The 2016.4.0 Master Enable Code Manager code_manager_auto_configure Create RBAC user rbac-api/v1/users Point Code Manager To Internal Git Repo master::r10k_remote Pointed to HTTP repo Vagrant Setup 14Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 15. Prep The Release Binaries NuGet Packages App asset packaging format, parameterized for Choco ASP.NET MVC App Typical MVC app built with Visual Studio 15 Chocolatey Server “Simple Server” deployed with Puppet Build Server Not in demo, but typically assets produced by Jenkins / TFS / TeamCity A simulated release pipeline 15Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 16. Choco Package Install Script 16Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 17. Windows 10 Server Generate token Install PE tools Config PE tools puppet-access CLI Host Control Repo Choco push Stage app 0.0.1 Deploy Code Puppet-code CLI Standalone node not under Puppet control 17Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 18. Puppet Job Run No applications defined Nodeset specified with –nodes 5 nodes updated over 2.5 minutes 18
- 19. Clustered Blue Green Deployment 19Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows v1 v2 LB
- 20. Live Demo The Main Event 20
- 21. Additional Resources Orchestration Workflow Docs - https://docs.puppet.com/pe/latest/ app_orchestration_workflow.html Wordpress App Demo - https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-wordpress_app App Modeling Module - https://forge.puppet.com/puppetlabs/app_modeling Puppet Control Repo - https://github.com/puppetlabs/control-repo RG Bank Demo – Docker + Orchestration - https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-rgbank 21Puppet Application Orchestration with Windows
- 22. Thanks! (Special thanks to Charlie and Alex!) 22