D2-I3 Maik Wojcieszak - Industrial DevOps - Cross Organizational Automation in Production

Ignite Talk

Fast response to changing markets, flexible automation and cross organizational integration are the key features for the industrial landscape of the future.

I’ve first learned about DevOps about 2 years ago. With my background of industrial automation I felt somehow as a stranger while attending my first DevOps conference. After a while it dawned on me that DevOps can solve many problems in my working area.

This talk is about what I’ve learned from DevOps. I will describe common problems and pitfalls that arise from cross organizational scaling of automation and give a short overview of the requirements for a software to support agile management of production environments.

Transcript

1. Maik Wojcieszak 1 Industrial DevOps - Cross Organizational Automation in Production
2. Maik Wojcieszak 2 “Every industry and company that is not bringing software to the core of their business will be disrupted” Jeff Immelt, CEO of General Electric
3. Maik Wojcieszak 3 Machine manufacturer Delivery Production Equipment Attitude Software is a spare part Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Makerbot_Thing-O- Matic_Assembled_Printing_Blue_Rabbit.jpg
4. Maik Wojcieszak 4 System provider Delivery Everything in a single system Attitude If it is not from us, it is not good enough
5. Maik Wojcieszak 5 Toolmakers Delivery General purpose tools for specific domains Attitude Don‘t bother us with projects
6. Maik Wojcieszak 6 System Integrators Delivery Customized solutions to connect whatever is required to do the job Attitude Please let an interface be there
7. Maik Wojcieszak 7 Standards ISO, OSI, IETF, DIN, IEC Main Objective Connectivity
8. Maik Wojcieszak 8 The problem with standards in „real“ projects
9. Maik Wojcieszak 9 Project Specifications Outdated Incomplete Ambiguous
10. Maik Wojcieszak 10 Vendor Lock-In High switching costs Vendor dictates price
11. Maik Wojcieszak 11 The Product Owner (Business Owner) Trapped by multiple Vendors Long time between decision and implementation
12. Maik Wojcieszak 12 Factory Abstraction Layer (FAL) Integration Layer Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/ File:Makerbot_Thing-O- Matic_Assembled_Printing_Blue_Rab bit.jpg
13. Maik Wojcieszak 13 Factory Abstraction Layer (FAL) By Coyau / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w /index.php?curid=25299976 Direct Connection Adapter Managed Adapter
14. Maik Wojcieszak 14 Integration Layer svg by Booyabazookaoriginal png by Wapcaplet (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:LampFlow chart.svg), „LampFlowchart“, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by- sa/3.0/legalcode Business Logic Data Storage Interfaces
15. Maik Wojcieszak 15 Nick Youngson - link to - http://nyphotographic.com/ Owning the Pipeline & Source code Maximize Autonomy MaximizeTransparency MinimizeVendor Lock-In
16. Maik Wojcieszak 16 Culture Trust Long term relationships Shared goals
17. Maik Wojcieszak 17 Automation Test Deploy Release
18. Maik Wojcieszak 18 Lean Single Piece Flow vs. Projects
19. Maik Wojcieszak 19 Monitoring Predictive Maintenance Additional Benefit for Customers Traceability
20. Maik Wojcieszak 20 Sharing Knowledge Source Code With Customers And with a Community