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This document discusses managing OpenStack infrastructure using infrastructure as code (IaC) principles and DevOps practices. It recommends using tools like Terraform, Terratest and Open Policy Agent to define infrastructure with code, test infrastructure changes, and audit infrastructure configuration. The document argues that taking an IaC and DevOps approach helps improve quality, efficiency and control over infrastructure while allowing for collaboration through practices like GitOps.

Technologie

Mastering OpenStack
the DevOps Way
Scott.liao , Mr. 沙先⽣

HELLO! I’m
⾁搜 Mr. 沙先⽣或是 Mr. 礦物先⽣找到我
• IT 鐵⼈賽第九屆：Puppet 從入⾨就放棄
• DevOpsDays Taipei 2018 Speaker
• SITCON 2019 Speaker
• DevOps Taiwan CI/CD/Pipeline Tools Speaker
• Cloud Summit 2019 Speaker
• MOPCON 2019 Unconference Speaker
Scott

What Problem We Facing
Quality
EfﬁciencyControl
People

CIReview
Permission
IaC Era Unit Testing
Integration
Testing
GitOps
CICode Ops

CIReview
23
SEP
Permission
IaC Era Unit Testing
Integration
Testing
GitOps
CICode

Infrastructure as Code
• Manage
• Coding
• CleanInfrastructure
• Testing

Description-Base IaC Tools
• Ansible
• Puppet
• Chef
• Saltstack
• CloudFormation

API-Base IaC Tools
• Terraform
• Pulumi
• AWSCDK

$resource "openstack_compute_instance_v2" "basic" { name = "server" image_id = “ad091b-d20dw…” flavor_id = "t2.nano" network { name = “my_network" } }$

Compute Node Compute Node Compute Node
Instance Security GroupNetwork Volume
Image

Stable Infrastructure
• Production don’t Allow access
• Change Management
• Infrastructure as code Now,
Testing and review it.

Role-Base of Permission
• Always read only.
• Write of Change Management
Process.
• Change Process without Humans.
• Deployment of platform.

Terratest including
• Terraform, Packer, Docker
• Executing commands on servers over
SSH.
• AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes APIs.
• Helm Charts.
• HTTP requests.
• Shell commands.
• More ..

Terratest working
• Write tests.
• Run Terratest tasks.
• IsWorks or Failed.
• Destroy.

Terratest Notes
• Not funcation test.
• Terratest is real deployment.
• More resource for testing.
• Difference Networks.
• Difference Role.
• Everything destroy after deployment

Open Policy Agent
• Release v0.15.0 latest
• Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes.
• SSH, sudo
• Kafka, Ceph protection
• Elastic filtering

GitOps
• Always collaboration used Git.
• PR reviews before deployment.
• Everything Testing of deployment.
• Document on READMD or Comments.

IaC require Skills
• Git
• Ops(80%), Dev(20%)
• Passion
• No Wife

IaC require Members
• DevOps n+1
• Members 4+

Reference
• Mastering IaC the DevOps Way @smalltown
• https://github.com/gruntwork-io/terratest
• https://www.openpolicyagent.org/

Thanks !!
• facebook.com/shazi.liao
• github/shazi7804
• https://shazi.info
Any Questions ?

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OpenInfraDays2019 Mastering Openstack the DevOps way

1. Mastering OpenStack the DevOps Way Scott.liao , Mr. 沙先⽣

2. HELLO! I’m ⾁搜 Mr. 沙先⽣或是 Mr. 礦物先⽣找到我 • IT 鐵⼈賽第九屆：Puppet 從入⾨就放棄 • DevOpsDays Taipei 2018 Speaker • SITCON 2019 Speaker • DevOps Taiwan CI/CD/Pipeline Tools Speaker • Cloud Summit 2019 Speaker • MOPCON 2019 Unconference Speaker Scott

5. What Problem We Facing Quality EfﬁciencyControl People

8. High Yield Rate How To

9. CIReview Permission IaC Era Unit Testing Integration Testing GitOps CICode Ops

10. CIReview 23 SEP Permission IaC Era Unit Testing Integration Testing GitOps CICode

11. Infrastructure as Code • Manage • Coding • CleanInfrastructure • Testing

12. Which IaC • Description-Base • API-Base

13. Description-Base IaC Tools • Ansible • Puppet • Chef • Saltstack • CloudFormation

14. API-Base IaC Tools • Terraform • Pulumi • AWSCDK

15. resource "openstack_compute_instance_v2" "basic" { name = "server" image_id = “ad091b-d20dw…” flavor_id = "t2.nano" network { name = “my_network" } }

16. Compute Node Compute Node Compute Node Instance Security GroupNetwork Volume Image

17. CIReview 23 SEP Permission IaC Era Unit Testing Integration Testing GitOps CICode

18. Stable Infrastructure • Production don’t Allow access • Change Management • Infrastructure as code Now, Testing and review it.

19. Prod Role-Base

20. Role-Base of Permission • Always read only. • Write of Change Management Process. • Change Process without Humans. • Deployment of platform.

21. CIReview 23 SEP Permission IaC Era Unit Testing Integration Testing GitOps CICode

22. Terratest

23. Terratest including • Terraform, Packer, Docker • Executing commands on servers over SSH. • AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes APIs. • Helm Charts. • HTTP requests. • Shell commands. • More ..

24. Terratest working • Write tests. • Run Terratest tasks. • IsWorks or Failed. • Destroy.

25. Developer

26. Terratest Notes • Not funcation test. • Terratest is real deployment. • More resource for testing. • Difference Networks. • Difference Role. • Everything destroy after deployment

27. CIReview 23 SEP Permission IaC Era Unit Testing Integration Testing GitOps CICode

28. Auditing How To

29.

30. Open Policy Agent • Release v0.15.0 latest • Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes. • SSH, sudo • Kafka, Ceph protection • Elastic filtering

31. 0.0.0.0/0 SSH

32. 0.0.0.0/0 3306

33. CIReview 23 SEP Permission IaC Era Unit Testing Integration Testing GitOps CICode

34. GitOps • Always collaboration used Git. • PR reviews before deployment. • Everything Testing of deployment. • Document on READMD or Comments.

35. High Yield Rate

36. I do it ? Should

37. DevOps :):

38. IaC require Skills • Git • Ops(80%), Dev(20%) • Passion • No Wife

39. IaC require Members • DevOps n+1 • Members 4+

40. Reference • Mastering IaC the DevOps Way @smalltown • https://github.com/gruntwork-io/terratest • https://www.openpolicyagent.org/

41. Thanks !! • facebook.com/shazi.liao • github/shazi7804 • https://shazi.info Any Questions ?

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