Development teams want to move quickly. Operations teams want to move forward with effective risk management. How do you balance these concerns? With IBM Continuous Delivery for Bluemix, developers are empowered to deliver changes at cloud speed, while release managers can establish policies that ensure compliance with standards. Promotions can be automated all the way to production while enforcing team policies around test coverage and automated test success. And of course, environment inventories are always just a click away. In this talk, you’ll learn how to enable your enterprise teams to deliver like a startup, without violating corporate regulations like separation of duties.

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2643A – Bluemix Continuous
Delivery: Manage Cloud
Native Services with Cloud
Native Delivery
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IBM Internal
Transformation
Project
In less than 9 months, 200+ teams and 10,000+ users
have on-boarded to GitHub Enterprise
https://www.ibm.com/devops/method/category/ourStory
Tools as a catalyst
Modern practices
Whole team collaboration
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Your people co-located in a startup
environment with IBM experts in:
• Business
• Design
• Development
• Deployment
https://ibm.com/cloud-
computing/bluemix/garage
The right space and people to transform
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IBM Bluemix Garage Method
Tracks
Read the transformation stories that
guide you through the use of specific
practices and tools to accomplish a
goal.
Reference Architectures
View logical architectures to understand
how to structure applications. Jump-
start application development by using
sample implementations with code.
Toolchains
A set of tool integrations that support
development, deployment and
operations tasks. The collective power of
a toolchain is greater than the sum of its
individual tool integrations.
Learning
Review the concepts of the Bluemix
Garage Method and test your
knowledge.
CombiningIndustry Best
Practices for Design
Thinking, LeanStartup, Agile
Development, DevOpsand
Cloud to build and deliver
innovativesolutions
NEW NEW
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Meeting the DevOps Challenge
Method
Bluemix Garage Method
Integrated Toolchain
Bluemix DevOps Services
Innovation Platform
IBM Cloud
“DevOps is a philosophy, a cultural shift that … demands a linked toolchain of
technologies to facilitate collaborative change.” (Gartner)
• Runtimes
• Hybrid
• Containers
• Services
• Mobile
• Microservices
• Watson

7. IBM Bluemix DevOps Offerings
Continuous Delivery
• Create an integrated DevOps toolchain
• Deliver continuously using an automated pipeline
• Manage composite pipelines
• Manage code & issues in Git repos
• Edit your code from anywhere
Cognitive DevOps Insights
• Determine readiness for production deployment
• Identify error prone code based on history
• Measure delivery throughput
• Visualize effectiveness of current on-prem/hybrid
DevOps toolchain
Continuous Release
• Application release planning & orchestration
GitHub Enterprise Dedicated
• Managed single tenant GitHub experience

8. IBM Bluemix Continuous Delivery
Speed with control
To learn more visit:
https://bluemix.net/devops/
Create an integrated DevOps
toolchain
Deliver continuously &
manage composite pipelines
Improve quality through
insights
Edit your code from anywhere
Git repos & issue tracking

9. An integrated and open DevOps toolchain that works across
the full DevOps lifecycle
A sample open toolchain for building, and deploying and
managing three microservices Toolchains provide an integrated set of tools that
support the best practices to build, deploy and
manage your apps.
You can create toolchains that include Bluemix
services, open source tools, and third-party tools that
make development and operations repeatable and
easier to manage.
Rapidly instantiate new toolchains from templates to
on-board new teams quickly.

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To learn more visit:
https://bluemix.net/devops/
Integrated toolchains for Continuous Delivery
Tool chain templates to deploy
microservices as cloud
foundry applications or docker
containers on IBM Bluemix
Tool chain automatically
created based on the
template, with pre-configured
integrations.

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Deliver continuously using an integrated pipeline
Import Code
• Import, build, and deploy an application from a
GitHub or Jazz repository in a few clicks.
Continuous Integration
• Automate builds and deployments for many
types of code, running builds automatically
when code changes.
Continuous Testing
• Integrate automated unit tests as part of
your builds.
Deliver to Multiple Cloud Platforms
• Deploy applications to one or many Cloud
Foundry or IBM Containers on Bluemix
environments.

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Pipeline Stages
• Stages organize segments of work
• Jobs perform specific behavior with different
jobs types and extensions
• Builds are created by the “Build” job type
which are then passed through to Deployer
and Test job types
• References to deploy app and the deployed
build are readily available

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Compose Pipeline
All services in one view
• Use search to filter for large
toolchains
• Dynamically provides
progress feedback
Organized around
Environments (not build
stages)
• Inventory views for Bluemix
Delivery Pipelines and
UrbanCode Deploy
• Manage Multispeed IT from
one view

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Pipelines are focused on Bluemix, but not restricted
Deploy Kubernetes pods to the Bluemix
Container Service using DevOps Pipelines
http://ibm.co/2nbgY19
Deploying to AWS from Bluemix?!
http://ibm.co/2n5glV6
Bluemix DevOps Toolchain & Travis CI
http://ibm.co/2nbhiwT

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