DevOps:gli strumenti SUSE

Alessandro RennaSales Engineer

SUSE

arenna@suse.com

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Perchè?

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OpsDev

Nuove funzionalità!!!

Stabilità!!!

Come sarebbe se potessi...

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Automatizzare operazioni ripetitive?

Semplificare gestione e controllo delle configurazioni ?

Integrare procedure e sistemi diversi?

Adattarmi a qualunque infrastruttura?

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Il modello “tradizionale”

Development

Operations

HW

OS

APP

CODE

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Get Together!

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Il modello DevOps

Development

Operations

HW

OS

APP

CODE

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Dev Ops

Comunicazione, collaborazione e integrazione

tra Sviluppo Software (Dev) e IT Operations (Ops)

un caso d'uso:“Infrastructure as Code”

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Scenario

• Ambiente di test per una nuova applicazione

• Deve essere adattabile a qualunque scenario

‒ Potrebbe essere fisico, virtuale o in cloud (priv/pub)

‒ Dovrò rilasciare nuove versioni / aggiornamenti rapidamente

• Il processo di rilascio non deve ostacolare quello di esercizio (e viceversa)

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Gli ingredienti SUSE

Open Build Service‒ Compila il tuo software, crea i tuoi repo

SUSE Studio™

‒ Costruisci la tua “gold image”

‒ Rendila disponibile su un catalogo

SUSE® Cloud‒ Lancia le istanze “as a service” in private cloud

SUSE Manager‒ Aggiorna e gestisci le istanze

‒ Crea “sandbox” di test degli aggiornamenti

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Open Build Service (OBS)

• Compila eseguibili per distribuzioni e piattaforme diverse

• Crea custom repo

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Datacenter

SUSE Studio

SUSE Studio, SUSE Cloud, SUSE Manager

SUSE Manager

“Systems Engine”

Management

Monitoring

Provisioning

Public CloudsPrivate Cloud

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...e la colla? le API!

Getting Prepared...

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Il processo:

RPM“MyApp”

GIT

1 Check insources

2 Check outsources

3 Rebuild RPM

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SUSE Studio

Sync repository/upload RPM

5 Rebuild image

6 Redeployimage SUSE Cloud

Instance 1

Instance 2

Instance 1

7 Sync repository

SUSE Manager

8 UpdateRPM

Instance 2

9 Run test

Instance 1

Instance 2

Wrapping Up...

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Dev Ops

Comunicazione, collaborazione e integrazione

tra Sviluppo Software (Dev) e IT Operations (Ops)

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