1. Revolutionizing Enterprise Software Development
through Continuous Delivery & Jenkins
May 29, 2014

2. Harpreet Singh
Senior Director,
Product Management,
CloudBees
Nisha Shoukath
Managing Partner,
People10

3. About CloudBees
Who are we? We are the premier provider of Jenkins
Continuous Integration services and support!
What do we
do with
Jenkins?
…we are the Jenkins Enterprise experts!
We optimize Jenkins for the enterprise
• Operations Center
• Jenkins OSS Support
• Enterprise-class plugins
• Commit code and support the Jenkins Community
• Jenkins Training & Consulting
• Jenkins User Conferences & Newsletters

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5. What makes CloudBees special?
 Kohsuke Kawaguchi , Jenkins creator and community lead, is part of the
CloudBees team
 Contribution to the Jenkins community - 80% of the Jenkins core code
has been contributed by CloudBees engineers
 Enterprise-class
 Enterprise CI – we understand how enterprise development teams
work
 Scalability - we maintain the largest Jenkins installation worldwide
 On-Premise and in the Cloud - We support Jenkins in any configuration
…we are Jenkins Enterprise!

6. CloudBees Solutions for Jenkins
6
On Premise In the Cloud Hybrid
No matter how you use Jenkins
Jenkins Enterprise
by CloudBees
DEV@cloud DEV@cloud
HybridJenkins Operations Center
by CloudBees

7. About People10
Who are we? We are an expert consulting firm on Agile and
Lean Development and Continuous Delivery
What do we
do?
…we are the product development experts!
• Outsourced Product development using Open
Source and MS technologies for B2B, B2C and
Enterprises
• Agile and Continuous Delivery consulting
• Expertise in Web, Mobile, Cloud and Big Data
using emerging technologies

8. What makes people @ People10 special?
We empower business success by
 Radical thinking leveraging accelerated product engineering
 Collective collaborative approach (Business value + Technology)
 Fast, transparent & disciplined agile delivery
- Scaled agile delivery for 1000
member technology team
- Agile transformation for
large enterprises …
- Evangelized Agile ALM tools
2004 2010 2011 2012
Adopted agile at
large scale
- Expertise in SaaS development
- Enterprise Jenkins consulting
- Enterprise Agile consulting
- People10 Four Quadrants© Agile framework
2014
- Jenkins
- Hudson
- TDD
- BDD
- RAD with .net and
open Source
- Distributed Agile
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- Scrum
- XP
- FDD
- Lean
- Delivered 200+
agile projects
2013
- SaaS solutions for
- Edutech
- HealthTech
- FinTech,
- E-commerce
- Lean Startups
- CI and CD consulting
- Scaled Agile for
Enterprises
People10 experts’ journey of 4,473,840+ agile delivery hours and counting…

9. People10’s success in SaaS & Continuous Delivery
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10. Why do we need Continuous Delivery?
The evolution of Enterprise Software Development
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11. • For the business person:
– Continuous delivery is a methodology that allows you to deliver
new software and update existing software faster, with lower
risk
• For the technical person:
– Continuous delivery encompasses the set of activities you use
to ensure you are able to deploy code and configuration
changes into production at all times
• In relation to Continuous Integration:
– CD extends CI to include the concept of deployment and
testing for production readiness
Continuous Delivery Defined
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12. The need for speed – evolved software delivery
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Analyze Design Build Test DeployWaterfall
Agile Scrum A D B Test Deploy
Sprint
A D B
Sprint
A D B
Sprint
A D B
Sprint
T D A D B
Sprint
T D A D B
Sprint
T DContinuous Delivery
Bringing Development and Ops closer - DevOps

13. DevOps
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DevOps bridges speed and innovation gap between
business and IT
17-23% increased revenue, faster time to market, improved
competitive positioning and enhanced customer experience(1)
Organizations enabled by Devops deploy code 30X more
frequently than their peers (3)
Organizations enabled by Devops have 50% fewer failures
and reported restoring service 12X faster (2)
Sources: (1) ZDNet, CA Technologies Study 2013, (2) (3) The State of DevOps by Puppet Labs 2013

14. • Large monolithic applications
• Multi-dependency
• Legacy systems
• Testing complexities
• Low levels of automation
• Release hand-offs between teams
• Service Level Agreements
• Job ownership and security
• Concurrent users
Why software releases get painful in Enterprises?
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15. • Risky and time consuming
• Lack of accountability
• No Compliance
• Scalability issues
Possible downtime & business loss
The impact …
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16. The reality in Enterprises
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IT departments are struggling to meet the
business demand for speed and innovation!
60 % of production
failures are caused by
human error or lack of
automation (3)
51% of business leaders
expect projects to be
delivered within 6 months
70% said it actually takes
longer than that (2)
40% said it takes a
year for IT
departments to
produce solutions to
support innovative
ideas (1)
Sources: (1) (2) Application Development trends – Forrester Report 2013 ; (3)Zero turnaround, DevOps productivity report 2013

17. Traditional Vs Continuous Delivery
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Traditional
Continuous Delivery

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19. Continuous Delivery Adoption Trends
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Source: Findings from Evans Research Survey of Software Development Professionals – Perforce Software .
Survey of 600 software developers, managers and executives in the United States and United Kingdom
http://www.perforce.com/continuous-delivery-report

20. Continuous delivery via Jenkins
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Continuous Delivery
= Continuous Integration + Testing & Deployment

21. Jenkins Demo by People10 - EduTech product
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Business Need
Goal: Improve teaching standards for education institutions through
expert consulting and innovative technology platforms
Complex non-functional requirements: Domain standards, third party
connectivity, content distribution, responsive UX, high speed video
streaming, multi-browser compatibility, scalability, collaboration
features…

22. Technology stack
• Technology
– Open source stack (HTML5, CSS3, Popcorn.js, Knockout.js, MongoDB,
Groovy, Node.js, Bootstrap UI)
– Cloud hosted solution
– Productive frameworks like Grails
• Quality & Testing practices
– Code Checks: CodeNarc, JSLint, Sonar
– Unit & Integration tests: JUnit
– Functional Automated Tests: Selenium, Cucumber
• Release and deploy
– Test Server: Jboss
– Continuous Deployment
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23. Some Jenkins plugins used in the pipeline
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• Git Plugin - Enables Jenkins to pull code from Git repository like
GitHub
• Build Pipeline Plugin - Gives the ability to form a chain of jobs based
on their upstreamdownstream dependencies
• Publish Over SSH Plugin – Send files over SSH (SFTP) and
executes commands on a remote server
• Jenkins Grails Plugin – Makes building Grails projects much easier
and allows you to build against multiple versions of Grails

24. CloudBees Continuous Delivery Solutions
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Deploy ToThe CloudBees Continuous Delivery Platform
Continuous Integration Deployment
Build
Test
Code
Commit
In the Cloud
or
On Premise
Powered by Jenkins
Development Teams Ops Teams
Stage Deploy
PaaS
Cloud
On Premise
DevOps
Deployment Targets

25. When Developers Choose the Toolchain
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Code
Config
Tests
Data
Build
System
Packager Packages
Source
Repo
CI Server Artifact
Repo
Provisioning
System
Config
Automation
Ops
Console
Resource
Model
Infra
Manager
StageBuild
Dev

26. When Ops (or Mgmt) Chooses the Toolchain
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Source
Repo
CI Server Artifact
Repo
Ops
Console
Resource
Model
Infra
Manager
Environment
Specification
Tests
Packages
Build
System
Packager
Provisioning
System
Config
Automation
Images
Ops
DeployBuild

27. • Dev
– Speed, coding, functionality, quality
– Favor local optimization on process, pet tools, fast feedback
• Ops
– Auditing, security, compliance, availability, risk avoidance
– Favor central control, reproducibility, traceability, process
– Much larger set of constraints, rules, surrounding systems
– Legacy issues
Why the Difference in Tool chain Choices
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Jenkins is common ground

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On-Premise/Private Cloud
Public Cloud
BUILD TEST STAGE DEPLOY RUN
BUILD TEST STAGE DEPLOY RUN
CloudBees Continuous Delivery Platform
Stage DeployCommit
Build
Code
Test

29. • Jenkins can already record a fingerprint that can be
used to identify an artifact produced by a build (e.g., a
.war file, an app, a library)
• Now when you deploy using Puppet and Chef, they
can tell Jenkins that “the artifact with this fingerprint
was deployed on this machine at this time”
• Helps answer tough questions…
– What machines have the fix for this bug?
– Which machines have not been patched with this security fix?
– Has my fix made it into production?
Traceability Thru Deployment
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30. Traceability in Action
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Dev
Ops
 Traceability to the checkin
 Traceability to the deployment
 Traceability to the machine

31. Jenkins Community
Jenkins Enterprise by CloudBees (JEBC)
Jenkins OSS Community Plugins
Professional Support
Enterprise
Plugins
Jenkins OSS + Enterprise Plugins, backed with Professional Support

32. Jenkins Enterprise by CloudBees Plugins
High
Availability
•High Availability
•Restart Aborted
Builds
•Long Running
Builds*
Large
Installation
• Backup Scheduling
• Consolidated Build
View
• Custom Update Center
• Folders
• Folders Plus
• Plugin Usage
• Monitoring*
• Nodes Plus
• Support plugin
• Templates
• Validated Merge
Security
•Role-based Access
Control (RBAC)
•Secure Copy
•WikiText
Descriptions
Optimized
Utilization
•Even Load Strategy
•Fast Archiver
•Label Throttled Build
Execution
•NIO SSH Slaves*
•Skip Next Build
•VMware
ESXi/vSphere Auto-
Scaling
* Released May 2014

33. Jenkins Operations Center by Cloudbees
3
3
Professional support
Scale Jenkins, horizontally
Share slaves between masters
Central dashboard
Ensure security compliance
Ensure plugin version compliance
Jenkins Enterprise by CloudBees

34. What’s next?
• Try 30 day evaluation copy for
– Jenkins Enterprise by CloudBees
– Jenkins Operations Center by CloudBees
• cloudbees.com/jenkins
• Find user guides and videos @
– https://developer.cloudbees.com/bin/view/Jenkins+Enterprise/WebHome
• Tutorial @
– http://operations-center.cloudbees.com/

35. What’s next?
30 min complementary consultation on
– SaaS Development
– Enterprise Jenkins
Contact us at info@people10.com

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