We Make It Fly. Airbus Information Management Automation, our way to the future

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1 We Make It Fly Airbus Information Management Automation, our way to the future

2 Laurent Peres Infrastructure Project Manager Aeronautical, and Space enthusiast Likes traveling Asia US South America Western Europe 2 Toulouse Like in Nothing To Lose

3 Passion billion 10yrs Employees 3 Annual revenue* Backlog 400 Operators Our global workforce is united by a passion for aviation and restless desire to create better ways to fly

4 Our aircrafts are a familiar sight around the world. An Airbus takes off or lands every 1.4 seconds Aircraft sold 60 Produced monthly Daily flights Delivered 4 Data to end February 2018

5 The most global aerospace player close to our customers worldwide. Stockholm Cambridge Copenhagen Moscow Broughton Hamburg Cardiff London Bremen Filton Frankfurt Waterloo Washington Flight Hours Services Pools Customer Support Centres Maintenance & Engineering Centres Phoenix Atlanta Dallas Mobile Beijing Toulouse Porto Getafe Tunis Miami Tokyo Dubai Mexico City New Delhi Gujarat Bangkok Kuala Bangalore Lumpur Bogotá Taiwan Hong Kong Ho Chi Minh Sepang Singapore Spares Warehouse & Service Centres Campinas Flight Ops Centres São Paulo Training Network (Flight & Maintenance) Buenos Aires Jakarta

6 Information & Communication Technology Central & Operational Teams Stade Fuhlsbüttel Hamburg Broughton Bremen Buxtehude St. Nazaire Nantes Blagnac Barajas St. Martin Getafe Moscow Filton Ashburn Wichita Washington Beijing Tianjin Mobile Miami Abu Dhabi Dubai Bangalore 1500 Information System professionals located around the world wherever Airbus operates. 6

7 Airbus IT Infrastructure SUPPLIERS AIRBUS Commercial Aircraft users users AIRBUS other divisions users CUSTOMERS users TOTAL PCs PCs mailboxes mailboxes PCs printers fixed phones mailboxes mobile phones WiFi access points network ports mobile phones Servers 19 billion transactions per year on SAP 17 petabytes on storage 1.2 petaflops on High performance computing MIPS on Mainframe

8 Digital Accelerator Key enabler for digitalisation Set-up and support digital platforms for : Public Cloud Big Data Internet of Things API Mgt Monitoring & Security IT Service Management DevOps pipeline Open Source solutions 8 Using the latest technologies, build and operate enterprise digital platforms that operate at huge scale and speed Making digital platforms & services available to the business via self service Enables Airbus to bring value to market faster, reducing costs whilst improving quality Enabled through Open Source solutions, Automation, Big Data, IoT, API, Self Service and Cloud technologies

9 Open source at Airbus Start promotion of Open Source Software solutions OpenDCIM Implementation Linux as preferred operating system for servers 2015 OpenStack Cloud management Hadoop Big Data environment Asset management via itop LifeRay User centric Portal Paas with Openshift Decision Tree with Drools DevOps & Automated Entry Into Service

10 Automation - Context Scope: Drivers: Deployment and operation of applications Large & Multi-Technology environments Configuration, check, remediation Frequent applications update Business critical applications Methodology & Technologies: DevOps chain including: 10

11 From the PoC to the Project Proof of Concept: Identify potential solutions with Gartner Extensive evaluation of the solutions Test deployments with automation solutions KEY FIGURES PoC on 100 Hosts 8 market tools identified 6 kept for deeper analysis Results: 11 Ansible Tower: Simplicity, efficiency, cost Orchestrator: Successfully deployed selected applications 2 selected

12 Automation Enables Application deployment Configuration modification Middleware deployment Remediation Patch deployment Maintenance Configuration check KEY FIGURES Built for nodes 3 Tower Clusters Features 4.5 FTE team External access for Airbus suppliers Collaborative platform on Automation Center of Expertise Pricing model & catalogue available Training capabilities % SLA (Theory) 99.95% SLA (Observed)

13 Automation - Orchestration Orchestrator - APIs - Plugins Plan Sources Artifacts Deploy Test Monitor New need New need New need 13

14 Automation Key figures & Use Cases More than 100 projects on going KEYteam 1FTE Reduced Over 400 users registered Between and jobs launched per month FIGURES Days needed to script File Conversion Service project Reduced lead time Applicative & Middleware deployment + Setup Frequent updates 1 FTE 5 days of scripting 21 Servers 6 Databases 11 Storage CIs Before: 1 year projectt 10 days / loop 14 After: 3 months 20 min / loop Business autonomy and flexibility Average criticality application

15 Automation Use Cases SPLUNK Used for: Targets: Servers: Roles: Survey: Deployment / Installation / Standardization / Compliance INT / VAL / PROD LAN / DMZ / AWS 90 core servers 20 roles for transversal and specific needs Multiple variables managed with surveys Timeline: 15 minutes Vs 5 days for a manual deployment Reduced team 1FTE Reduced lead time Server consistency No human mistake Workflow: 15 Extensive usage of workflow manager

16 Yacine Kheddache Strategic Account Solution Architect 16

17 Automation - Network Dynamic inventory 4 years Ansible experience Built in-house plugin for networking devices support Switched back to native modules when available Expanding Ansible usage (Load balancers, Infoblox, IPAM ) Statistics Fact checking Building VRF at European scale Large scale upgrade Renewal of switch credentials 17

18 Automation - Network Airbus sites & AWS connections managed through Ansible Two-step Ansible transition: Generate configuration Apply configuration Efficiency: All needs in less than 10 roles Integration into CI/CD deployment processes ongoing 18

19 Automation - Next steps forecast 10/2016 PoC 02/2017 Decision 04/2017 Start deployment 2000 hosts hosts Work / Study in progress: 19 Network devices integration with Ansible Tower Windows 2016 servers deployment, configuration and patching with Ansible Tower Linux servers management including configuration and patching Integration with ITSM tool Integration with Automic orchestrator Integration in the full DevOps pipeline hosts

20 Next steps - Automation from End to End Full automation from request to delivery Be user and self service centric Offer a single catalogue to aggregate all products Fully integrated with ITSM tool In line with ITIL best practices 20

21 Automation - Challenges Risks Opportunities Earnings Developments are required Alignment with market best practices Focus on support and expertise Governance to be adapted Reduce lead time Multiple technologies to cover Federate existing Automation initiatives Cost savings Partial coverage Adapt Operational processes Focus on added value activities Will to promote and invest in Automation Mass Reuse Compliant with customer needs New way of working Enforced consistency Create centers of competence Team work and knowledge sharing Find the right resources 21

22 Airbus IT skills Cloud Architect Data Governance Software Developer Technology Platform Owner Technology Engineer Scrum Master Test automation Tribe Manager Guild Manager UX UI Specialist 22 DevOps Engineer

23 Thank you