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![Cost of Do-It-Yourself
“LATE 2003: … 730,000 lines of computercode”
“Appeared to work beautifully… Until the FBI's
technology chief, asked aboutthe error rate.”
“A month before delivery [the FBI director received]
warnings that the $170 million system was in serious
trouble. A year later, it was dead. The nation's premier
law enforcementand counterterrorism agency,
burdened with one of the government's mostarchaic
computersystems, would have to start from scratch.”
Software problem reports, or SPRs, numbered in the hundreds....
The problems were multiplying as engineers continued to run tests.
Scores of basic functions had yet to be analyzed.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/interconnect2016ddd-2690-160615172349/85/Introduction-to-IBM-UrbanCode-Deploy-and-Release-6-320.jpg)
![Cost of Do-It-Yourself
“LATE 2003: … 730,000 lines of computercode”
“Appeared to work beautifully… Until the FBI's
technology chief, asked aboutthe error rate.”
“A month before delivery [the FBI director received]
warnings that the $170 million system was in serious
trouble. A year later, it was dead. The nation's premier
law enforcementand counterterrorism agency,
burdened with one of the government's mostarchaic
computersystems, would have to start from scratch.”
Software problem reports, or SPRs, numbered in the hundreds....
The problems were multiplying as engineers continued to run tests.
Scores of basic functions had yet to be analyzed.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/interconnect2016ddd-2690-160615172349/75/Introduction-to-IBM-UrbanCode-Deploy-and-Release-6-2048.jpg)
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Introduction to IBM UrbanCode Deploy and Release
The document outlines the IBM UrbanCode Deploy and Release software, aimed at helping businesses improve software delivery while managing costs and risks. It discusses the challenges faced by organizations, such as the FBI's failed software system, and emphasizes the importance of DevOps practices, continuous delivery, and automation for effective software deployment and release management. Additionally, it highlights IBM's solutions and resources available for further learning in the area of DevOps.
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Introduction to IBM UrbanCode Deploy and Release
- 1. Session DDD-2690 Intro toIBM UrbanCode Deploy and Release Rob Cuddy WW Enablement Lead, IBM Cloud rjcuddy@us.ibm.com Brian Caldwell Software Development Manager, UrbanCode bcaldwe@us.ibm.com
- 2. Notices and Disclaimers 1 Copyright© 2016by International Business Machines Corporation(IBM). No part of this documentmay bereproducedor transmitted in any form without written permission from IBM. U.S. Government UsersRestricted Rights- Use, duplication or disclosurerestrictedby GSA ADP ScheduleContract with IBM. Informationin thesepresentations (includinginformationrelating toproductsthat havenot yet beenannouncedby IBM) has been reviewedfor accuracy as of the date of initial publication andcouldincludeunintentional technical or typographical errors. IBM shall havenoresponsibility toupdatethis information. THISDOCUMENTIS DISTRIBUTED "ASIS"WITHOUT ANYWARRANTY, EITHER EXPRESSOR IMPLIED. IN NO EVENT SHALL IBM BE LIABLEFOR ANYDAMAGEARISING FROM THE USE OF THIS INFORMATION,INCLUDINGBUT NOT LIMITED TO,LOSSOF DATA, BUSINESSINTERRUPTION, LOSS OF PROFIT OR LOSSOF OPPORTUNITY. IBM products andservices arewarrantedaccordingtotheterms andconditions of theagreements under which they areprovided. Any statements regarding IBM's futuredirection, intent or product plans are subject to changeor withdrawal without notice. Performancedatacontainedhereinwas generally obtainedin a controlled,isolatedenvironments. Customer examples arepresentedas illustrations ofhowthosecustomers have usedIBM productsandthe resultsthey mayhave achieved. Actual performance,cost, savings or other results in other operatingenvironments mayvary. References in this documentto IBM products, programs,or services doesnot imply thatIBM intends to make suchproducts, programs or servicesavailablein all countries in which IBM operatesor does business. Workshops, sessions andassociatedmaterialsmay havebeenprepared by independent sessionspeakers, anddonotnecessarily reflect the views of IBM. All materials and discussions are providedfor informational purposesonly, and are neither intended to, nor shall constitute legal or other guidanceor adviceto any individual participantor their specific situation. It is the customer’s responsibility to insureits owncompliancewithlegal requirements and toobtain advice ofcompetentlegal counsel as to theidentificationand interpretationof any relevantlaws andregulatory requirementsthat mayaffectthecustomer’sbusinessandany actions thecustomer may needto take tocomply withsuch laws. IBM does not provide legal adviceor representor warrant that its services or products will ensurethat the customer is in compliance withany law
- 3. Which headline doYOU want to be?
- 4. Businesses Need toanswer these questions 3 How do I accelerate software delivery? … … While maintaining quality, controlling cost and limiting risk? … … and making sure to improve client experience?
- 5. But It isVery Hard to “Do-It-Yourself” “In the months after… overhauling the case-managementsystem became one of the bureau's top priorities. Deadlines were moved up, requirements grew, and costs ballooned. Along the way, the FBI made a fateful choice:It wanted SAIC (Science Applications InternationalCorp) to build the new software system from scratch rather than modifying commercially available, off-the-shelf software. “1
- 6. Cost of Do-It-Yourself “LATE2003: … 730,000 lines of computercode” “Appeared to work beautifully… Until the FBI's technology chief, asked aboutthe error rate.” “A month before delivery [the FBI director received] warnings that the $170 million system was in serious trouble. A year later, it was dead. The nation's premier law enforcementand counterterrorism agency, burdened with one of the government's mostarchaic computersystems, would have to start from scratch.” Software problem reports, or SPRs, numbered in the hundreds.... The problems were multiplying as engineers continued to run tests. Scores of basic functions had yet to be analyzed.
- 7. To Solve, Businessare Turning to DevOps 6
- 8. Continuous Delivery isKey to DevOps Collaborative Development Continuous Monitoring Continuous Business Planning Continuous Testing Operate Develop/ Test Deploy Steer DevOps Continuous Feedback Continuous Feedback & Optimization Continuous Release and Deployment
- 9. Why its Hard:Problem 1
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- 12. What this doesto business
- 13. IBM Point ofView on Release and Deployment How We Help You
- 14. Where UrbanCodeFits Deliveryin IBM DevOps 13 Collaborative Development Continuous Monitoring Continuous Business Planning Continuous Testing Operate Develop/ Test Deploy Steer DevOps Continuous Feedback Continuous Feedback & Optimization Continuous Release and Deployment IBM UrbanCode Deploy IBM UrbanCode Release IBM UrbanCode Build
- 15. 14Page© 2016 IBMCorporation Two Main Use Cases Achieving Continuous Delivery Rapid iterations Develop Build Test Deploy Production API Catalog Develop Build Test Deploy Slower iterations Production Innovative Edge Industrialized Core Digital Applicatio ns Enterpris e Applicatio ns Balancing Multi-Speed IT For HigherAutomation, Reduced Time to Market and Improved Quality
- 16. Is Doing aDeployment like this?
- 17. When it shouldreally be more like this 16
- 18. UrbanCode Deploy forDeploymentAutomation 17 Develop SCM CI ToolIDE Build App IBM UrbanCode Deploy Mobile Device Cloud: Public / Private / Hybrid Mainframe Traditional Application Deployment • configure middleware • deploy application • deploy data
- 19. Need Control overthe Entire Environment? 18 Application Compute, Storage, Network Configuration OS / Platform Image Middleware Configuration Middleware Policies
- 20. UrbanCode Deploy forDeploymentAutomation 19 Develop SCM CI ToolIDE Build App IBM UrbanCode Deploy Mobile Device Cloud: Public / Private / Hybrid Mainframe TraditionalApplication Deployment • configure middleware • deploy application • deploy data Blueprint Environment Provisioning • blueprint deployments • provision environment • install OS / middleware +
- 21. What about ReleaseManagement?Want THIS… 20
- 22. But Feel MoreLike THIS??!! 21
- 23. UrbanCode Release forRelease Management 22 Release Management • manage release plans • manage change impact • manage release pipeline • schedule releases
- 24. New: UrbanCodeRelease Mobileapplication
- 25. And Is ThisWhat It is Like At Build Time? 24
- 26. When You ReallyWant This? 25
- 27. UrbanCode Build forContinuous Integration 26 Develop SCM IDE Build App IBM UrbanCode Deploy Mobile Device Cloud: Public / Private / Hybrid Mainframe Traditional Build Automation • Continuous Integration • Build Management IBM UrbanCode Build
- 28. Using on hybridcloud? Developer Version Control IBM UrbanCode Build docker images already available for WebSphere Liberty & Node.js on Bluemix IBM UrbanCode Deploy Trusted Registry Build Deploy RunDevelop Build docker images and add to docker hub Deploy docker images to docker containers private public On-Premises IT IBM PureSystems
- 29. Together: Combining Continuousdelivery, testing and feedback Testing Tools - Validate Artifacts Feedback Code Changes, etc Build, Package DEPLOY TEST Library Automation
- 30. Benefit: Better, fasterdelivery “Wait Loss” AFTERBEFORE
- 31. Benefit: Faster responseto customers Learn Faster through Rapid Feedback AFTERBEFORE
- 32. Benefit: Continuous Deployment@Scale BEFORE AFTER Ability to Scale
- 33. Benefit: ReduceTime toTest 32 BEFORE AFTER Test Better, Sooner
- 34. Benefit: Better ConnectionsBetweenTools and Data 33 BEFORE AFTER Integrations That Work
- 35. Result? Reduced Timeto Market 34 Deploy faster to learn sooner and release quicker
- 36. Why IBM? You Needa Solution that focuses on integrations
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- 40. That Allow Youto do Reduce Risk Reduce Cost
- 41. 4040 Great Resources formore learning! § IBM’s DevOps Developerworks Community § IBM Public DevOps Page: § Assess your Maturity § DevOps For Dummies Book: § Release and Deploy For Dummies Book:
- 42. 4141 Sessions this weekto dive-in deeper § 1:30 – 2:30pm Today – The Future of DevOps & UrbanCode – MB Ballroom K § 3 – 4pm Today – Innovate or Die: Transform your business with DevOps – MB Ballroom G § 4:30 – 5:30 Today – How to Adopt Docker Within your Enterprise Using IBM UrbanCode Deploy - Lagoon L § 8:30 – 9:30am Tuesday – Elevate Your Continuous Delivery Strategy Above the Rolling Clouds MB Ballroom K § Several DevOps Technical Workshops @MB Lagoon F § PEDs in the DevOps Zone for Demos & Q&A with our Developers § Text DELIVER to 41411 to receive a copy of the Forrester study – “The Total Economic Impact of UrbanCode”
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