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Using Chocolatey and Boxstarter building blocks we’ll be automating Windows deployments beyond ordinary. Automate full Infrastructure stack and its associated application context, deploy in minutes in predictable and repeatable manner, enter in continuous delivery era with Windows surfing on open source code where the only limit is your imagination!
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TIAD : In a chocolate factory
- 1. # TIAD@ tiadparis In a chocolate factory 19 mars 2015 . #TIAD . @tiadparis
- 2. # TIAD@ tiadparis Julien Stanojevic @d2si @JuStCtX #Leadershipjunkie #simple solutions to complex problems #cloud refuged #windows opensource entrepreneur #connected with a Netscaler #passionate about application delivery # automation Guillermo Musumeci @d2si #MSjunkie #+17 years of experience #automation obsessed #CtxAdminTools & KopiCloud father #cloud refuged #passionate about infrastructure delivery @CtxAdmTools
- 3. # TIAD@ tiadparis BE PART OF IT These are now the very early days of the transition to new organisational models in which IT teams will use automation and collaboration tools at all levels.
- 4. # TIAD@ tiadparis WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED WITH AN EMPIRE ?
- 5. # TIAD@ tiadparis • Steve Ballmer • Lack of vision & innovation • “Me too” initiatives • Huge market shares • Windows “PowerClick” admins • All of it • We still call OSD + ESD an automation in 2015 • We don’t even use 20% of Windows potential • Linux guys are giving us lessons how to automate Windows • We are doing something seriously wrong here. Lack of vision & innovation “Me too” initiatives Huge market shares Windows “PowerClick” admins All of itWe still call OSD + ESD an automation in 2015 We don’t even use 20% of Windows potential Linux guys are giving us lessons how to automate Windows We are doing something seriously wrong here.
- 6. # TIAD@ tiadparis The Empire Reboots…. 6 • Satya Nadella • Full shift to cloud services • Open source • Windows PowerShell • Brand new company vision • Shift from OSDESD model • Open Source community projects • V2 Windows Admins • Windows 10 • OneGet & DSC • Azure IoT THE EMPIRE REBOOTS ….
- 7. # TIAD@ tiadparis 7
- 8. # TIAD@ tiadparis It’s all about…. 1/ Automating Infrastructure 2/ Delivering Apps Bringing it all together
- 9. # TIAD@ tiadparis A Simple Multi-Cloud deployment of Windows
- 10. # TIAD@ tiadparis The Empire Reboots…. 10 • Satya Nadella • Full shift to cloud services • Open source • Windows PowerShell • Brand new company vision • Shift from OSDESD model • Open Source community projects • V2 Windows Admins • Windows 10 • OneGet & DSC • Azure IoT Cloud
- 11. # TIAD@ tiadparis What did you expect when you moved your workloads ? So… Basic Windows prerequisites are not easy to setup with Cloud Out-of-the-box tools (MS core infra like AD,KMS,RDS …) And … Popular Open-source config management and Cloud Automation Framework are Linux oriented
- 12. # TIAD@ tiadparis Build a Windows server on the public cloud is simple… with the right script 12
- 13. # TIAD@ tiadparis Here is our KopiBoot to build your full Windows stack 13 • Cloud Agnostic. • Simple to use. • Human readable files. • No new language to learn. • Fully unattended deployment of applications with multiple reboots. • Support for PowerShell, VBScript and CMD scripts and Chocolatey packages. • Work on the private and public cloud. • No dedicated infrastructure.
- 14. # TIAD@ tiadparis It’s all about…. 1/ Automating Infrastructure 2/ Delivering Apps Bringing it all together
- 15. # TIAD@ tiadparis No more SCCM and equivalents Repeatable deployments Dependency management Works for servers and desktops Apps & infrastructure self service Smooth transition to public cloud More open source
- 16. # TIAD@ tiadparis 16
- 17. # TIAD@ tiadparis 17 A package management tool, used to manage software dependencies A hosted package server where you can create and secure your own feeds Repeatable, reboot-resilient remote windows environment installations using packages A system-level package management tool, somewhat like "apt-get”, but with Windows in mind
- 18. # TIAD@ tiadparis Chocolatey package under the hood
- 19. # TIAD@ tiadparis Boxstarter package under the hood
- 20. # TIAD@ tiadparis LET ME SHOW YOU THE FACTORY • Windows 2012 R2 Vanilla OS • Boxstarter & Chocolatey scripts • Myget repository Delicious home made: Ingredients: • Citrix XenApp Server • Configured with apps installed • Production ready
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- Currently, There is Full Shift to public cloud services However …. At the beginning, Publics Cloud infrastructure were born to host Linux/web app applications And Cloud is the new Standard New applications are now hosted on the Cloud Major projects are in progress to move massive workload to the Cloud (>1000 VMs) DevOps Culture
- Instances with fixed IP Address. Instances with fixed DNS. Human readable hostnames. Join machines to Active Directory. Automate reusing existing PowerShell scripts. Install Chocolatey packages.
- There is NO way to use same tools/scripts for multiple cloud providers. Configure multiple machines with fixed IP addresses is NOT easy from command line tools. Change the DNS on machines requires changes on network configuration or run scripts after boot. Except Azure, we need to join machines to Active Directory after the build is completed using scripts. Bootstrap scripts are limited to all commands we can run before the first reboot, except GCE. Chocolatey packages simplify deployment, but is the right option for complex applications.