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Configuration Management

Why we should care!

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Agenda

1. Introduction to Configuration Management

2. Importance of Configuration Management

3. Should we care?

4. How we do IT!

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1. Introduction to

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Video

( www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUm-vAOmV1o )

• Moral:

– When presented with an goal, – take your time to plan a strategy, – to execute it

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Today

Bring Your Own Device, Big data - Cloud services, Information Security, Business Continuity, ISO – ITSM - ITIL

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• How to best manage IT ?

– with the implementation of IT Service Management

– using ITIL

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What is ITIL ? • Information Technology Infrastructure Library • Standard for IT Service Management • Contains documentation on how to : – plan, – deliver and – support IT services

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ITIL: 5 core publications

Service Strategy

Service Design

Service Transition

Service Operation

Continual Service Improvement

Source: http://www.itil.org/en/vomkennen/itil/index.php

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Source: http://www.itil.org/custom/glossaren/

Service Strategy Service Design Service Transition Service Operation Continual Service Improvement

Strategy Generation Design Coordination Transition Planning

and Support Event mgt Service Reporting

Service Portfolio mgt Service Catalogue

mgt Change mgt Request Fulfilment

7 Step Improvement Plan

Business

Relationship mgt Service Level mgt

Service Asset &

Configuration Mgt Incident mgt Demand mgt Capacity mgt Release and

Deployment Mgt Problem mgt Financial mgt Availability mgt Service Validation

and Testing Access mgt IT Service Continuity mgt Change Evaluation Information Security Mgt Supplier Mgt Configuration Management

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What is Configuration Management ?

• A Process to ensure that

– the CIs required to deliver IT services are properly controlled

– reliable information about those CIs is available, when and where it is needed

• This information includes:

– details of the CIs and how they have been configured – the relationships between CIs

Source: http://www.itil.org/custom/glossaren/

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CI ( = Configuration Item)

Any component that needs to be managed

in order to deliver an IT service

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IT Service

• A means of delivering added value to customers by

making it easier for customers or helping them to

achieve their desired results

without them having to personally bear the

responsibility for specific costs and risks

IT = Information Technology

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• IT services • Hardware • Software • Buildings • People • Documentation Source: http://www.itil.org/custom/glossaren/

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Activities of Configuration Management

• Identification • Control

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Identification

• Scope : Categories of CIs, Attributes, Status, Relationships

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Categories of CIs • Server • Router • Laptop • Application • Manual • Printer • … Relationships • … is part of … • … is connected to … • … runs on ….

Identification

Attributes

unique identification (name or number), brand, purchase date, location, version, warranty, supplier, etc, …

Status

• Live

• In repair

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CMDB = Configuration Management Data Base

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No CI is

- Added - Modified - Replaced - Removed

without appropriate

controlling

documentation

Control

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• To verify the physical existence of CIs

• To check that they are correctly recorded in the CMDB

CMDB = Configuration Management Database

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2. The importance of

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2. The importance of CM

Benefits

• Faster problem resolution • Faster restoration of service

• More efficient Change Management • Cost Reduction

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Benefits

• Decreased risk and greater levels of security • Enhanced system reliability

• Define and enforce formal policies and

procedures that control CI identification, status monitoring and auditing

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2. The importance of CM

Cost of Configuration Management

• Configuration management system

• Administering the configuration management system

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Return on investment (ROI)

• IT staff productivity increase • User productivity increase • IT cost reduction

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Return on investment (ROI)

IT staff productivity increase

Able to solve incidents and problems effective and

efficient

More time for

– effective work

– learning more abilities

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Return on investment (ROI)

User productivity increase

User down time caused by

– system outages, cyber attacks, security intrusions – planned change and configuration activities

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Return on investment (ROI)

IT cost reduction

Avoid unnecessary duplications

Avoid unnecessary License or Warranty expirations or

extensions

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3. Should we care ?

With no or with not a reliable Configuration

Management implemented, this can happen:

• Difficulty identifying system components

• Re-doing implementation • Losing productivity

• Replacing the wrong component

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3. Should we care ?

Video

(www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij1yDpfZI8Q)

– The lesson to learn: Don’t pay the price later! Use configuration management to focus on fire prevention, no fire fighting!

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3. Should we care ?

But I’m thinking of going to, or already have

my IT in the cloud.

Do I still need

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3. Should we care ?

Cloud Services

Virtual machines, Servers, storage, VLANS,…

Database, web server, Development tools,…

HRM, Finance, Email, web browser,... IaaS • Infrastructure as a Service PaaS • Platform as a Service SaaS • Software as a Service

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3. Should we care ?

Cloud Services Customer

CIs managed by Provider Server Storage VLAN O/S VM Server Storage CPU client devices client devices Server Storage CPU client devices database webtools app/email database webtools app/email database webtools app/email O/S VM O/S VM IaaS • Infrastructure as a Service PaaS • Platform as a Service SaaS • Software as a Service

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4. How we do IT!

• Data Center

Application hosting

Business Continuity Solutions

o Failover service o Standby service o Backup service

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4. How we do IT!

• Data Center

• Support / Service Desk

Qualified systems engineers

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4. How we do IT!

• Data Center

• Support / Service Desk

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4. How we do IT!

• Data Center

• Support / Service Desk

• ITIL

• Products / services

– Server Management / Network Management – Consulting

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Summary

What is Configuration Management

• Management of CIs, required to deliver IT services

Importance of Configuration Management

• Improves Efficiency for use of IT

• Reduces costs concerning IT

• Well managed IT improves business

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CORE N.V.

Anne-Rose Suriel

[email protected]

[email protected]

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