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by Filippo Lambiente - This round table represents a unique chance to meet the main solution vendors and learn directly from their specialists how PaaS adoption can streamline continuous delivery processes and increase team focus and productivity to dramatically improve time to market. Continuous delivery is an agile approach to software delivery that helps to achieve frequent and reliable releases through team collaboration and full automation. Platform as a service (PaaS) is a cloud computing paradigm that enables rapid deployment of applications without the complexity of managing the underlying infrastructure.

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Pivotal CF
Agile Platform for Agile Development and Continuous Delivery
Filippo Lambiente – Field Engineering @Pivotal
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Contents
Ÿ Who is Pivotal
Ÿ Pivotal CF – Cloud Foundry based PaaS
Ÿ Continuous Delivery and PaaS Demo – Scenario for today
Ÿ Demo & Questions – See you at the booth!
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Pivotal – Company & Market
▶ New Independent Venture: Spun out & jointly owned
by EMC & VMware
▶ Deep Execution Talent: 1600 employees
▶ Proven Leadership: Paul Maritz, CEO
▶ Global Customer Validation: +1000 Enterprise Customers
▶ Strategic Backing: $105M investment by GE
▶ Bold Vision: New platform for a new era, focused on the
intersection of apps, big data and analytics
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Pivotal’s Full Approach
Today
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Traditional App Lifecycle: Results in Lost Revenue
Developer Operator
Scale and Run
Months
App Infrastructure Middleware
Weeks Weeks
Weeks
• 9 months*
• 75 steps, 9% automated*
• Lost Revenue Opportunity
*based on customer interaction, Intel and Rakuten sponsored study
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Pivotal CF: From 50 touch points to 1
mod proxy
1 2 4 4 40 1
1 Configuration Touch
1. The platform takes care of all the steps on
the left automatically
50 Configuration Touches
1. Register Hostname with DNS (1)
2. Configure F5 Load Balancing Group (2)
3. Configure Apache HTTPd Worker Pool (4)
4. Configure mod_proxy Connector Routing (4)
5. Configure Tomcat Connector Pool (40)
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Pivotal CF: The Platform for Agility
The Platform for a New Era of Software Innovation
INTEGRATED
OPERATIONAL BENEFITS
FOR EVERY APP
• Instant Dynamic Routing
• Streaming Logging Agg
• ID/team/RBAC/Policy
• Four layers of built-in
Availability and Health
Management
• Application Performance
Monitoring (APM)
• Auto-scaling, Scheduling
….and more
READY MIDDLEWARE SERVICES
• Elastic Pivotal HD
• HAWQ Analytics
• Mobile Push
• Mobile Sync
• Mobile API
• MySQL HA
• Redis
• Rabbit MQ
• Elastic Search
• Cassandra
• Jenkins (Partner)
AUTO DEPLOY
AND SCALE
• Auto-detect runtimes
• Extensibility via
Buildpacks
• “Push and it works”
model
• CF Push [Appfile]
• CF Push [Docker]
• CF Push [.NET]
DEPLOY, OPERATE, UPDATE, SCALE ON ANY INFRASTRUCTURE
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Cloud Foundry - Foundation Based on Choice
Clouds
Cloud Provider
Interface (CPI)
… and Custom Clouds
Runtime/Frameworks
Buildpacks
… and Custom Runtimes
App Services
Brokers & “User-Provided”
… and Custom Services
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Cloud Foundry: The Largest Open PaaS Ecosystem
Platinum
Gold
Silver
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The Current Reality in Enterprises...
Months and Weeks
Lookup an application, understand all its dependencies
Install needed runtime, containers, libraries, services (database, messaging, Hadoop)
Bind the services to the application, handle IP/port assignments
Setup dynamic routing and load-balancer
Setup four layers of built-in High-Availability
Setup streaming logging aggregation
Setup Application Performance Monitoring
Later: scale-out to 10 additional instances
… and do it all over again
from Dev à Test à Prod
on any infrastructure
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The Pivotal CF Way…
Hours and Minutes
USERS OPERATORS
target <my cloud>
push <my app>
bind <my services>
scale <my app> +1000
App Deployment: 30-90 seconds
provision cloud <Public/Private>
provision service <PaaS,Hadoop...>
upgrade/update <my cloud>
scale <my cloud>
Cloud Deployment: 2-4 hours
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https://github.com/cf-platform-eng/cf-community-workshop/blob/
d31d4abd73dba5f4996d89511d434f88a69e59c6/demos/continuous-delivery-lab.adoc
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Developer User
V(n)
With C.D. and
Pivotal CF
git commit/push new Ver.
cf push V(n+1)
V(n+1)
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Developer User
V(n) V(n+1)
With C.D. and
Pivotal CF
git commit/push new Ver.
cf push V(n+1)
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See you at the booth!
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THANK YOU!
flambiente@pivotal.io
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