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    DevOps for Networking

    Category: Enterprise IT & Operations (Dev & Business)

    Date: 3rd – 5th April’19


    Venue : San Jose, CA, USA
    PRESENTERS & CONTRIBUTORS

    JAY SHAH DUSHYANT DUBARIA


    DevOps & Network Engineer
    DevOps & Cloud Engineer
    M.S - Telecommunication and Network Engineer M.S - Telecommunication and Network Engineer
    Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX
    CONTENT
    ABSTRACT

    AGILE METHODOLOGY

    DEVOPS CULTURE/ COLLABORATION

    DEVOPS LIFECYCLE & TOOLS

    CONTAINERIZATION & CLOUD

    DOCKER / KUBERNETES

    TEST USE CASES

    WRAP UP
    ABSTRACT
    • DevOps is a new methodology that combines developers and operations team.
    • It closely integrate people, processes and technology for an automated software delivery that is agile,
    scalable and cost-effective.
    • DevOps delivery is a combination of two previous methods; agile software development and the
    collaboration between developments and operations team.
    • By changing the way we think to deploy an infrastructure through the entire product life-cycle, from the
    design through the production phase, we can deliver consistent and repeatable designs.
    • By abstracting the configuration needed to launch server instances with specific configurations into
    consistently repeatable recipes or manifests, the entire technology stack becomes converged.
    • In order to do this, both operation and development skills are required.
    • To demonstrate the power of DevOps tool we have deployed a web-based ticket booking website using
    GIT, Ansible, Vagrant, Docker and Jenkins.
    AGILE TO DEVOPS
    AGILE
    DEVOPS CULTURE OF COLLABORATION
    DEVOPS INFRASTRUCUTRE
    GIT - DVCS
    • Peer to peer approach
    • contains full project history
    • Ability to work on same
    project
    • Developers can edit or
    change code and can work
    differently
    • Git can be integrated with
    GitHub so repository can be
    accessed from anywhere
    VAGRANT-PROVISIONING TOOL
    JENKINS
    CI/CD PIPELINE
    • Continuous Integration: Pull
    together various software
    components- build and test
    as single unit
    • Continuous Delivery: More
    automation, delivers app
    code from master to non-prod
    • Continuous Deployment:
    Full automation, code is
    deployed to binary artifacts
    and to live prod servers for
    users
    TEST-USE CASES: WEB-BASED BOOKING APPLICATION
    CONTAINERIZATION V/S VIRTUALIZATION
    DOCKER
    DOCKER COMMANDS & STORAGE
    ❖ docker run – Runs a command in a new container ❖ VOLUMES
    ❖ docker start – Starts one or more stopped containers • It is stored in a part of the host file system
    managed by the docker
    ❖ docker stop – Stops one or more running containers
    ❖ docker build – Builds an image form a Docker file ❖ BINDS
    ❖ docker pull – Pulls an image or a repository from a registry • It can be stored anywhere on host system
    ❖ docker push – Pushes an image or a repository to a whether they are important file system or
    registry directories. This mount can be modified by non-
    docker processes as well
    ❖ docker export – Exports a container’s filesystem as a tar
    archive
    ❖ MOUNTS
    ❖ docker exec – Runs a command in a run-time container
    • it stores data in memory of the host system
    ❖ docker search – Searches the Docker Hub for images
    ❖ docker attach – Attaches to a running container
    WORD-PRESS INSTALLATION USING DOCKER
    KUBERNETES – K8’S
    KUBERNETES ARCHITECTURE
    HELM CHART & KUBE COMMANDS
    ➢ Helm is a package management tool and can be used to add • kubectl get pods
    packages, services etc to the APPs which are deployed using
    Kubernetes.
    • kubectl get deployments
    ➢ Helm-Charts helps the user to install, upgrade any applications
    of Kubernetes
    ➢ The advantages of Helm-Chart is that they are easy to create, • kubectl get replicaSets
    is faster, easy to version and easy to publish and share
    ➢ Helm-Charts describe even the most complex Kubernetes apps, • kubectl get secrets
    they provide reliable application installation, and they serve as
    a single point of authority
    • kubectl get events
    Usage of Kubernetes Usage of Docker
    ➢ Developing a complex application and requires ➢ To initiate with the tool without spending time on
    high resource computing without restrictions configuration and installation
    ➢ For deployment and monitoring option ➢ Developing a basic and standard application with
    ➢ For fast and reliable response times default use of docker image

    ➢ Deploying a big cluster ➢ Testing and running the same application on the
    different operating system is not an issue
    ➢ Functionality is provided and limited by Docker API
    DEVOPS TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS
    CHECK OUR LIVE PROJECTS & FOLLOW US ON

    ▪ Dushyant8858 ❖shah-jay
    ▪ Shahjay9315 ❖dushyant8858
    INTERNATIONAL CONFERNECE PAPERS
    • Published Paper in ITERA on “Software Defined Networking (SDN)
    in Telecommunication Industry” at Lexington, Kentucky, Mar’18
    • Published Paper in ‘IEEE-UEMCON’, on “A Survey of DevOps tools
    for Networking” at Columbia University, New York, Nov’18
    • Published Paper in ‘IEEE-CCWC’ on “Building Modern Clouds:
    Using Docker, Kubernetes & Google Cloud Platform” held in Las
    Vegas, Nevada, Jan’19
    So, get your Hands Dirty on DevOps !!

    THANK YOU !

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