A marketing-free, engineering-led webinar: What was “state of the art” in IIS configuration management has changed a lot in just a few years. It is about to change a lot more. Hear DevOps and IT automation practitioners and visionaries outline recent IIS configuration management evolution and contrast that to the coming revolution. Q&A afterwards.
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SEATTLE – April 10, 2017 – Skytap, Inc., the enterprise cloud, today launched Skytap Container Management, which accelerates application modernization by enabling IT organizations to develop, deploy, and run traditional enterprise and containerized applications together in Skytap’s Cloud. Skytap Container Management combines the power of cloud and containers to modernize enterprise applications frequently confined in on-premises data centers. This new solution delivers full visibility across environments, improving collaboration between development and operations to accelerate software delivery.
Application modernization is critical to success in today’s digital economy. This transformation requires enterprises to evolve IT infrastructure, processes, and architecture. Organizations in every industry need to replace legacy hardware with cloud resources, implement agile and DevOps processes, and adopt new application architectures, including containers. Executing this transition enables faster, safer, and more efficient software delivery, which is the cornerstone of on-demand digital services that customers expect. Skytap Container Management equips enterprises with a single application modernization solution that takes core business applications trapped in data centers to containers in the cloud.
News Highlights
Skytap Container Management enables customers to build, deploy, run, and manage traditional enterprise and containerized applications side-by-side in blended cloud environments. These capabilities broaden Skytap’s support for containerized applications, building on theSkytap Driver for Docker Machine. Skytap Container Management supports a range of container platform and orchestration technologies, including Docker and Kubernetes, allowing customers to use their container technology of choice in the Skytap Cloud. Benefits include:
Supporting Quotes
“Much like the enterprise shift to the cloud, container adoption is also accelerating. However, there remain significant barriers to both these transitions. The fact is the majority of core business applications were not developed for cloud infrastructure or architected for containers. Skytap Container Management solves these challenges by making it easy to lift enterprise applications into the cloud, modernize these applications with container technology, and then manage both traditional and containerized applications side-by-side.”
— Brad Schick, CTO, Skytap
Learn More
Skytap is running a live webinar at 9:00 am PT on April 12, entitled, “Spring into Containers: Bring New Life to your Old Apps”. The webinar will demonstrate the new Skytap Container Management solution and its capabilities for migrating enterprise applications to the cloud and then modernizing them with container technology. Register.
Skytap is hosting, “Docker, DevOps, and Reality: A Panel Discussion” at 5:30 pm on Wednesday, April 19, at DockerCon in Austin, TX. The panel will explore the challenges, benefits, and best practices for running containers in production. Skytap’s director of DevOps consulting, Kelly Looney, will moderate the panel featuring Deepak Giridharagopal, CTO, Puppet, Lin Sin, Senior Software Engineer, IBM Cloud, John Morello, CTO, Twistlock, and Dan Jones, Director of Product Management, Skytap. The panel takes place at Max’s Wine Dive, 207 San Jacinto Boulevard in Austin, just a short walk from the Convention Center. Register.
About Skytap
Skytap is a premier cloud provider designed specifically for enterprise applications. We eliminate the barriers to cloud adoption for these applications that every business depends on, enabling enterprises to modernize these applications at their own pace. Skytap’s cloud delivers faster development, simplified management, and reduced costs. Our patented technology replicates data center environments all the way to the networking layer, enabling hundreds of customers worldwide to easily and securely shift complex systems to the cloud, including Windows, Linux, and AIX-based components. Learn how Skytap can help accelerate your digital transformation atwww.skytap.com.
SAN RAMON, CALIF. — April 13, 2017 — xMatters (www.xmatters.com), a provider of integration-driven collaboration to proactively resolve issues, and Atlassian Corporation Plc (www.atlassian.com), a leading provider of team collaboration and productivity software, today announced the results of their DevOps Maturity Survey.
To analyze the maturity level of DevOps teams, the survey measured more than 1,000 respondents in five categories, including culture and alignment, design and architecture, continuous delivery, operations and support, and testing and verification. The survey results show that while companies have embraced the culture and processes to enable DevOps, they are still struggling to achieve the full benefits.
Takeaways include:
About 65% of companies say they are achieving the benefits they expect from DevOps, but a maturity gap remains.
“Companies are still not achieving the maturity they expected in their DevOps strategy,” stated Abbas Haider Ali, CTO at xMatters. “To open collaboration and prevent incidents from reaching live environments, companies need to chain their systems together to share data along with messages. Technology is starting to meet the culture of collaboration; however, when organizations match these two aspects of their business, DevOps will meet its promise.”
“DevOps closes on its first decade of existence with significant momentum, as the majority of organizations are sharing tools across teams and effectively breaking down silos. But it has reached a point where teams are experiencing DevOps growing pains,” stated Sean Regan, Head of Product Marketing for Software Teams at Atlassian. “The promises of DevOps are great: faster time to market, enhanced customer experiences, fewer incidents, quicker resolution times and greater innovation. But to truly reap these benefits, teams need to move beyond the tools and begin to embrace knowledge sharing.”
To read the full report, please visit: LINK
xMatters and Atlassian will launch an additional self-assessment survey in May.
About xMatters
xMatters proactively resolves issues to prevent incidents and increase uptime through integration-driven collaboration. The solution automatically ensures that the appropriate individuals and groups for any situation are identified, notified, and taking action. To close the loop, xMatters manages and drives forward the underlying workflow from originating systems. xMatters automates and brings structure to collaboration so that enterprises can resolve issues early in the DevOps delivery pipeline. xMatters is used by individual teams for day-to-day tasks, as well as by thousands of teams at enterprise-scale, Global 2000 companies. Founded in 2000, xMatters is headquartered in San Ramon, CA, with additional offices worldwide.
About Atlassian
Atlassian unleashes the potential in every team. Our collaboration software helps teams organize, discuss and complete shared work. Teams at more than 68,000 large and small organizations – including Citigroup, eBay, Coca-Cola, VISA, BMW and NASA – use Atlassian’s project tracking, content creation and sharing, real-time communication and service management products to work better together and deliver quality results on time. Learn about products including JIRA Software, Confluence, HipChat, Bitbucket, JIRA Service Desk, and Trello at https://atlassian.com.
SAN FRANCISCO – April 13, 2017 – PagerDuty, the leader in digital operations management, today announced the close of a $43.8 million Series C investment. The investment, led by Accel, with participation from existing investors Andreessen Horowitz, Bessemer Venture Partners, Baseline Ventures and Harrison Metal, comes as a result of PagerDuty’s sustained strong business growth and product innovation. As companies increasingly rely on digital services, many have recognized the need to provide their developer and IT Operations teams with insights that help manage incidents and deliver a superior customer experience.
“We are thrilled to welcome Accel into the PagerDuty family and appreciate their support and confidence in us. PagerDuty’s strong performance and leadership position in the fast-growing developer solutions market has been built around a mission to help improve customer experience by mobilizing organizations to effectively manage incidents so they have control over their growing digital operations,” said Jennifer Tejada, CEO of PagerDuty. “With growing interest in our solutions, we continue to grow our business thoughtfully and cash-efficiently with a laser-focus on our customers and community of practitioners, as their collective success is our success. This latest round of investment underscores our commitment to cementing our market leadership through solid industry partnerships, continued product innovation and customer success.”
According to the inaugural PagerDuty State of Digital Operations Report, announced in a separate release today, more than one-third of organizations take an average of 30 minutes or longer to resolve IT incidents that impact consumer-facing digital services. Chances of losing customers increase during this time as IT teams are unable to meet consumers’ high expectations for digital service delivery. The business impact of IT incidents continues to rise—an hour of IT downtime costs one-third of enterprises more than $1 million and in North America alone, organizations spend a combined $700 billion per year.
This investment comes on the heels of a banner year for PagerDuty’s digital operations management platform which supports more than 8,700 organizations and nearly 200,000 users across the globe to resolve business-impacting IT and digital incidents. Providing full-stack visibility and actionable insights, PagerDuty helps organizations proactively mobilize people and manage issues in their IT and DevOps environments to deliver seamless customer experiences.
PagerDuty finished a strong Q1 2017 which included the following recent milestones:
Investors Highlight Critical Need for a Digital Operations Management Platform Across Industries
“PagerDuty gives development teams of all sizes, including those at the world’s most recognized brands, visibility and actionable insights across their entire infrastructure stack. For the first time, companies now have a tool to both mitigate downtime and efficiently scale their digital operations across the entire organization. PagerDuty joins a strong list of companies in our portfolio with dynamic developer communities, including Atlassian, Dropbox and Slack, and we’re thrilled to have the chance to help Jennifer and the team.” – Andrew Braccia, partner at Accel
“Over the years, we’ve seen PagerDuty’s customer-centric approach to incident resolution explode in adoption across a diverse set of companies ranging from Panasonic to Instacart. As expectations for ‘always-on’ digital experiences reach an all-time high, PagerDuty’s innovations in digital operations management continue to empower today’s businesses with the full stack visibility needed to deliver on the promise of constant uptime.” – John O’Farrell, partner at Andreessen Horowitz
“We see in PagerDuty what we’ve seen in our other highly successful portfolio companies focused on developers – a fierce commitment to serving the developer community by continuously creating products and services that enable individuals, teams and companies to deliver on brand promises. Since the beginning, we’ve been proud to watch PagerDuty embed itself into the daily workflow of developers by increasing their productivity and improving the reliability of the systems, services and applications they build. Businesses and consumers alike have come to rely on the product innovations of the talented PagerDuty team.” – Ethan Kurzweil, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners
Information Technology Intelligence Consulting: http://itic-corp.com/blog/2016/08/cost-of-hourly-downtime-soars-81-of-enterprises-say-it-exceeds-300k-on-average/
IHS Markit: http://news.ihsmarkit.com/press-release/technology/businesses-losing-700-billion-year-it-downtime-says-ihs
About PagerDuty
PagerDuty is the leading digital operations management platform for businesses. Through its SaaS-based platform, PagerDuty empowers developers, DevOps, IT operations and business leaders to prevent and resolve business-impacting incidents for exceptional customer experience. More than 8,000 small, mid-size and enterprise global customers such as NBC Universal, Lululemon, Slack, IBM and Panasonic use and trust PagerDuty to maximize their time and increase their business response and efficiency. When revenue and brand reputation depends on customer satisfaction, PagerDuty arms businesses with the insight to proactively manage incidents and events that may impact customers across their IT environment. Headquartered in San Francisco, the company was recently listed in the 2016 Deloitte Technology Fast 500, Inc. 500 and Forbes Cloud 100 lists.
PALO ALTO, Calif., April 12, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Hewlett Packard Enterprise Software today announced the launch of containerized versions of its HPE IT Operations Management (ITOM) offerings. These suites – Hybrid Cloud Management, Data Center Automation, Operations Bridge, and IT Service Management Automation – help enterprise IT customers manage their private and public cloud infrastructure, and deliver new services at scale in response to the rapidly changing needs of business partners and DevOps teams. Deployed with built-in, open source container technology from Docker and Kubernetes, the four suites are expected to receive quarterly enhancements that provide customers with the latest innovations in real time to dramatically reduce time to value.
The new container deployment foundation built into the suites provides IT teams with industry-leading deployment, update and scale-out capabilities. Customers will be able to rapidly deploy and upgrade to the latest analytics-driven ITOM suites in a matter of minutes on a variety of platforms including bare metal, virtualized, private and public cloud infrastructures. As a result, customers can minimize upgrade risk and downtime, while maximizing IT resources by scaling on demand.
“The world of IT Operations is experiencing unprecedented growth and complexity,” said Tom Goguen, vice president and general manager, IT Operations Management, Hewlett Packard Enterprise. “IT organizations need to be able to respond to business needs and deliver results quickly, while managing regulatory and operational compliance. Over the past year, we have revamped our portfolio by moving away from point products to integrated solutions, and are delivering new innovative capabilities such as analytics and ChatOps on a quarterly basis. Our new containerized suites simplify the day-to-day operations and deliver unprecedented time to value, enabling ITOps to run at the speed of DevOps.”
IT Operations at the speed of DevOps with HPE’s Container Lifecycle Management
In addition to building container technology into the DNA of the new offerings, the HPE IT Operations Management suites have also added a number of features to help organizations deploy and manage their container-based applications at scale, with the same familiar tools.
ITOM’s four suites and the key container lifecycle capabilities include:
“With the new micro service and containerized architecture, the HPE Operations Bridge is going in the right direction,” said Luke Bradley, senior manager of engineering, Vodafone Group Services. “With simpler deployment, faster versioning, and streamlined patching as well as improved scalability, it’s an exciting evolution and will bring real value to us.”
“New IT operation deployments are typically an extensive and complicated process that can take months to manage and complete,” said Torrey Jones, principal consultant, GreenLight. “HPE’s new approach to IT operations software delivery with containerizing its suites dramatically simplifies setup allowing us to focus on accelerating time-to-value for our customers.”
Availability and Additional Information
The container deployment foundation-based versions of IT Service Management Automation, Operations Bridge, Data Center Automation and Hybrid Cloud Management are available starting today with updates expected to be delivered on a quarterly basis.
For more information on the container deployment foundation and the containerized ITOM suites, please visit here. To read a blog post about the new offerings, please click here.
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Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE: RHT), the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, today announced the general availability of Ansible 2.3, the latest version of the leading simple, powerful, and agentless open source IT automation framework. Ansible 2.3 provides performance enhancements and advanced networking capabilities, including adding connection methods designed to increase flexibility and improve performance.
“With Ansible 2.3 the total number of networking modules has grown to 267, and we have expanded from networking enablement to a focus on increasing performance and providing better support for network environments, making Ansible a key component of networking deployments in production.”
The upstream Ansible project is one of the most popular open source automation projects on GitHub with an active and engaged community. Ansible’s modular code base is powerful enough to manage today’s infrastructure, but also easily adapts to new IT needs and DevOps workflows. With Ansible, developers and IT operations teams can more quickly automate the entire application lifecycle – from physical and virtual servers to cloud computing deployments to Linux containers.
Ansible 2.3 retains a focus on networking infrastructure enablement through new features as well as providing overall performance enhancements, including:
Enhanced networking capabilities such as a persistent connections framework. Persistent connections allow for one SSH connection to stay active across multiple Ansible tasks – reducing the total time for completion and delivering up to a 10 times networking performance improvement in tests conducted by Red Hat and various partners. For Playbooks to take advantage of persistent connections in Ansible 2.3, two connection methods have been enabled: 1) the existing command line interface (CLI) connection method and 2) the newly added NETCONF connection method.
Additionally, Ansible 2.3 includes new networking platform support or modules from Apstra, Arista Networks, Avi Networks, Big Switch Networks, Cumulus Networks, Fortinet, Huawei, Lenovo, Ordnance, and Palo Alto Networks. The number of supported networking platforms has grown to 29 and the total networking module count is now 267.
Broader support for Microsoft Windows with many new and enhanced modules that make automating Windows with Ansible easier. Ansible 2.3 also offers pipelining support to boost performance.
Simplified integration of community contributions with the introduction of a metadata-based system for modules. There now is one centralized repository for contributions, tickets, submissions and more – making it easier for both the community and the Ansible Core team to manage and drive further community involvement.
Availability
Ansible 2.3 is now available in the following stable branch via GitHub.
Supporting Quotes
Tim Cramer, engineering director, Ansible, Red Hat
“Since first introducing networking modules into Ansible, we have aimed to help users better orchestrate entire application infrastructures, including network devices, with one automation tool. With Ansible 2.3 the total number of networking modules has grown to 267, and we have expanded from networking enablement to a focus on increasing performance and providing better support for network environments, making Ansible a key component of networking deployments in production.”
Jeremy Schulman, head of customer enablement, Apstra, Inc.
“We are excited to have the Apstra Operating System® (AOS) as a supported networking platform starting in the Ansible 2.3 release. This allows Ansible to leverage AOS’ open APIs and enables you to more seamlessly integrate AOS within your existing DevOps methodology.”
Dave Thelen, extensibility engineer, Arista Networks
“Ansible has quickly become one of the most important tools in the network operating tool belt. Whether it be automating the deployment of an entire data center or using play books to more efficiently troubleshoot issues, Ansible allows tasks that used to take significant time to be automated quickly with a very low learning curve. The enhancements that are included in 2.3 will allow for automating even more tasks for networks of any size and complexity.”
Edward Sharp, chief strategy officer, Avi Networks
“Automation is at the center of cloud IT, and Ansible is emerging as the standard to convert complex configurations into simple, scalable, automatable rules. With release 2.3, Ansible is extending this lead, with the addition of modules for application networking and more.”
Prashant Gandhi, chief product officer, Big Switch Networks
“Ansible has become a simple, yet powerful framework for automation of networks, containers, and security infrastructure. The networking modules we are contributing to Ansible enable our customers system-wide network automation across both our SDN fabrics, Big Cloud Fabric and Big Monitoring Fabric, as well as programmable security with the BigSecure Architecture.”
JR Rivers, co-founder and chief technology officer, Cumulus Networks
“We are witnessing the increasing use of Ansible within the networking community, and the networking focused features in Ansible 2.3 come at the perfect time as operators look to automation to achieve web scale operations.”
John Maddison, senior vice president of products and solutions, Fortinet
“Increasing network complexity and a rapidly expanding threat landscape is driving the need for flexible tools that enable organizations to automate their security and network operations to suit their individual needs. Fortinet’s Ansible 2.3 integration provides additional DevOps tools that enable our carrier, service provider and enterprise customers to optimize their network operations to fully leverage the broad, powerful and automated defenses of the Fortinet Security Fabric.”
Alexander Turner, chief executive officer, Ordnance
“The Ordnance Ansible networking modules released in Ansible 2.3 enables our customers to streamline their entire network deployment, from cloud to premises in a matter of minutes, not months. The features in Ansible 2.3 impressively extend Ansible to the entire stack making multi-cloud one-click deployments a today-thing.”
SAN FRANCISCO – April 5, 2017 – AppDynamics, a Cisco company and the leader in application intelligence, today announced its Spring ‘17 release, including the AppDynamics Developer Toolkit and major updates to Enterprise iQ. The latest release empowers application teams to deliver impactful customer experiences faster while laying the foundation for unprecedented scale. Now, the entire business can quickly align around a single goal: continuously delivering high quality mobile and web applications at the hyper-agile pace of digital leaders, regardless of the environment.
In our digital-first world, where quality and performance are prerequisites for brand loyalty, delivering flawless application experiences is the key to business success. However, many businesses — slowed by organizational misalignment and specialist tools that isolate individuals and groups — struggle to meet increasingly high customer expectations. This puts an enormous strain on application teams to deliver new applications, features, and fixes faster and more reliably.
Introducing the AppDynamics Developer Toolkit
With the new developer toolkit, the AppDynamics Spring ‘17 release provides application teams unmatched application development lifecycle transparency, from the code to end-user experiences and the business outcomes. With this newfound visibility, every team member can see the impact their work has on the business in real time, and ultimately deliver better applications that create value for the organization. The new developer toolkit spans tools for build, test, analysis and continuous improvement:
Build. Support for new languages and development tools enable application developers to transform ideas into better apps faster.
Integration and Test. New extensions to BTs empower app teams to focus on the user journeys and code that move the needle the most, improving customer outcomes and speeding release velocity.
Analysis. With new crash analysis tools, applications teams will spend less time on unplanned work and troubleshooting, and more time building new features that can impact the business.
Continuous Improvement. The best apps are continuously refined and tuned to improve the user experience. The AppDynamics Developer Toolkit provides unmatched intelligence into customer journeys so app teams know which updates will matter the most to customers and the business.
The Spring ‘17 release also features updates to Enterprise iQ that provide powerful new capabilities and scale for modern enterprises including:
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SAN JOSE, CA, and PARIS, FRANCE – APRIL 5, 2017 – The Jenkins project, comprised of a community of practitioners using Jenkins, announced the official release (1.0) and general availability of Blue Ocean, its dramatic new UX implementation. The anticipated launch of Blue Ocean brings a new user experience to Jenkins based on a personalized, modern design that allows users to graphically create, visualize and diagnose continuous delivery pipelines. This is more than just putting a modern face on Jenkins: Blue Ocean re-imagines the Jenkins user experience by enabling teams to more easily adopt continuous delivery. CloudBees, Inc., the hub of enterprise Jenkins and DevOps, founded the Blue Ocean project and subsequently open sourced the software.
Jenkins is the most popular automation server in use today. With continued annual growth of about 30%, the Jenkins community now has 533,839 active nodes, with more than 11 million jobs defined in Jenkins on them.
With the official release of Blue Ocean, Jenkins now allows any member of a DevOps team to adopt continuous delivery without having the expert knowledge previously required to use Jenkins. Continuous delivery pipelines are inherently complex, making it difficult for team members – from developers to IT operations to management – to get a common understanding of the progression of software through the pipeline. Blue Ocean simplifies the development of software pipelines by allowing developers to create them with a visual pipeline editor and then visualize the process flow in an intuitive way, such that the whole organization, not just developers, can understand it. Blue Ocean naturally fosters collaboration by providing a common view of the end-to-end pipeline that all team members can understand. Using Blue Ocean, team members gain a graphical overview of the entire pipeline, enabling them to quickly identify issues and then drill down to find the source of the problem. Blue Ocean is underpinned by Pipeline as Code which enables the pipeline definition to be stored with the application code and infrastructure as code; allowing teams to reproduce previous configurations and processes easily when things go wrong.
CloudBees and the Jenkins community have collaborated to architect and develop the Blue Ocean user experience with key features such as:
“The Blue Ocean project has had incredibly positive feedback from the community since its inception. It brought a breath of fresh air to the working horse of developers everywhere that is Jenkins,” said Kohsuke Kawaguchi, Jenkins founder and CTO at CloudBees. “The new and very modern and intuitive UX makes Jenkins more approachable and continues to enhance the power and usability of Jenkins. It takes an organized team of contributors like CloudBees provided to the Jenkins project to drive a large effort like Blue Ocean. As CTO of CloudBees, I’m very proud that we made this happen.”
Blue Ocean’s visualization of a software delivery pipeline
Blue Ocean’s visual pipeline editor
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About Jenkins and the Jenkins Community
Jenkins is the leading open source automation server supported by a large and growing community of developers, testers, designers and other people interested in continuous integration, continuous delivery and other modern software delivery practices. Built on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), it provides more than 1,300 plugins that extend Jenkins to automate with practically any technology software delivery teams use.
The Jenkins community advocates the use of Jenkins to the global development community, serving as a central source for tutorials, forums and other helpful resources for Jenkins users of all experience-levels. By recognizing the numerous contributors to the Jenkins project, the Jenkins project creates and fosters a community-powered infrastructure for maintaining and further developing Jenkins. You can follow the Jenkins community on Twitter (@JenkinsCI).
NEW YORK, NY – April 4, 2017 – DigitalOcean, the cloud for developers, today launched a Monitoring service that provides insight into the resource utilization and operational health of every Droplet (cloud server). Developers can collect metrics, monitor Droplet performance, and receive alerts in one easy-to-view interface, with no configuration required.
“Our goal is to simplify the complexities of infrastructure by offering a simple and robust platform for developers to easily launch and scale their applications,” said Julia Austin, CTO of DigitalOcean. ”A Monitoring service is an important feature for developers, and we’re thrilled to be able to offer it for free regardless of the number of Droplets. In the coming year, we’ll continue to move our Monitoring service forward and introduce new capabilities for high availability, data storage, security, and networking to manage larger production workloads.”
The Monitoring service measures each Droplet’s CPU, memory, disk utilization, disk reads and writes, network traffic, and top processes. Metrics are collected at one-minute intervals and the data is retained to enable users to view both up-to-the-minute and historical data. Developers can create alert policies and receive notifications by email or Slack when usage crosses a specified threshold.
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About DigitalOcean
Founded in 2011, DigitalOcean is a cloud platform company focused on simplifying the complexities of infrastructure for software developers. DigitalOcean has become the second largest and fastest growing cloud computing platform in the total number of public facing apps and websites, according to Netcraft.com. The company has raised $123 million in funding from Andreessen Horowitz, Access Industries, IA Ventures, CrunchFund, and Techstars. The company is headquartered in New York City with datacenter regions throughout the world. For more information, simply visit http://www.digitalocean.com or follow @digitalocean.
