Agenda - DevOps Mutualization SIG Meeting - Thursday 17 June 2021

[mcleo-d]

Date

Thursday 17 June 2021 - 12pm Noon EST / 5pm UK

Untracked attendees

Name	Firm	Comment

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Agenda

• Convene, roll call, welcome new people
• Display FINOS Antitrust Policy summary slide
• Approve previous meeting minutes
• Why and how banks are creating self service tooling for DevOps tooling and cloud infrastructure provisioning
• Update from automated change working group meeting
• Adding people to firm CCLAs for DevOps Mutualization GitHub Team Discussions - @mcleo-d
• Invitation to join the DevOps Mutualization panel discussion at DevOps World 2021 - Agenda - DevOps Mutualization SIG Meeting - Thursday 17 June 2021 #30 (comment)
• AOB, Q&A & Adjourn (5mins)
  • Build Meetup 2021 - Build Meetup 2021 #27 - @RichardWagener365

Minutes

• Roll Call
• Eddie Knight CitiGroup?
• Paul Groves - CitiGroup
• Ashok Singh - JPMC
• Brian Hanafee - WF
• Dov Katz - MS
• Richard Wagner - CodeThink
• Tistran Maat - CodeThink
• Anders Wallgren - CloudBees
• James MacLeod - FINOS
• Amol Shukla - MS
• Tim Johnson - CloudBees
• Jamie Jones - GitHub
• John Mark - FM?
• Meeting notices, antitrust policy
• Minutes from May 20, 2021 approved by silent consensus
• Self-service tooling for DevOps
• Dov - "Adopting Tech and Tools in a Regulated Enterprise"
• Want to build consensus on tools that can make us all more productive
• Figure out how to cope with the fact that our world isn't always supported OOB by tools
• If we're all building wrapper tools to address this, can we open-source and leverage?
• Objectives: Guiding principles, challenges, patterns, examples
• Guiding principles & best practices: Manage access to technology (who can do what); Keep track of assets (know what we have); Security and architecture best practices (keep things safe and reliable, follow the rules)
• Common challenges; unsophisticated access controls; difficulty managing public cloud entities without corresponding tracking in-house; need guardrails
• Things that take "hours at home" take "several weeks in the office"
• Typical pattern: lock down access, require manual action by small group of support staff, unsustainable/unscalable
• Strategic preferred option: lock down admin access, create clis/apis/pipelines with admin privileges for applying changes to the system
• Examples: Serverized liquibase, "unimatrix" creation of namespaces in k8s, devops self-service tools to provide admin access to, e.g. SCM, JIRA
• Questions and next steps: does this ring true, are you building similar "wrappers?" Can we open-source this stuff, would you use it if that existed?
• Brian: we have a lot of wrappers internally, too; "it's a losing game"; other tools that access tooling APIs make this difficult; answer has to be that this gets accessed at the API level
• Ashok - similar situation for us, happy to share
• Amol - can we share more details on a future call?
• James: Paul, is there an appetite to respond to this?
• Paul: Yeah, can reach out to people to find out
• Anders: We've worked a lot on self-service & access control aimed specifically at this problem set, so this all rings very true to ue
• Brian: Feedback for CloudBees: Jenkins doesn't help here; actions are tagged to individuals, need to take into account the role/duty on whose behalf this is being done
• Anders: noted
• Paul Groves: described upstreaming tool for git/git proxy
• "JMW" - good to hear, sounds like the right direction. It's in all our interest if we can view the totality of the software lifecycle that we depend on. Bi-directionality has been missing here, looking forward to checking this out.
• Jamie: github connect is our pathway for this to happen, git proxy is the best solution for right now, happy to talk further requirements
• JMW: scanning vendors don't really consider this issue, which is annoying. would like to see more partnerships working on this problem
• AOB
• James: Please add people to firm CCLAs for GitHub Team Discussions to facilitate more robust participation
• James: DevOps Mutualization panel accepted, who would like to join the panel?
• Richard: Build Meetup 2021 next week

Decisions Made

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Action Items

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[mcleo-d]

DevOps Mutualization Panel Discussion @ DevOps World 2021

[awallgren]

Hi everyone

[ashukla13]

hi

[mcleo-d]

Hello 👋🏻

[RichardWagener365]

Hi everyone, Richard Wagener - Codethink

[tcraigjohnson]

Good morning!

[TLATER]

o/

[jbjonesjr]

👋 Happy DevOps Mutualization day everyone

[RichardWagener365]

AOB Agenda Item: BuildMeetup - 24-25 June 2021

This is a two day virtual event on the 24-25 June, with a mix of talks, lightning sessions, and panel sessions. The event has been scheduled to be as timezone friendly as possible. And if there are talks that you are not able to make, all talks will be recorded and will be freely available to all.

Also, there are also 3 talks from Codethink!

• Tristan Van Berkom: BuildStream and the REAPI
• Tom Coldrick bb-remote-asset: A Remote Asset API Server Implementation
• Edmund Sutcliffe/(and me): The Cargo Cults of build

Full Schedule below:
https://meetup.build/schedule.html

If you are interested in attending and want to register, you can do so at: https://meetup.build/

[awallgren]

Minutes added, feel free to correct/update.