Benefits

Works out of the box with multiple public and private cloud infrastructure providers and technologies like OpenStack.

OneOps enables repeatable deployments across all environments. Multiple test environments? A-B testing? Spinning up additional production clusters? Easy!

Future-proof your automation and play nice with infrastructure! Works with bare metal, virtualized, and containerized infrastructure.

Flexible deployment approaches with cancellation capabilities for when you need to roll back. Phase by percent, by cloud. Do some instances in parallel, some sequentially.

So long as you have load balancing services defined for your cloud, creating High Availability environments is as simple as setting how many instances should be in the cluster.

Create and share designs between teams or with others in the open source community using the Design Catalog.

If a monitor indicates a problem, healing operations are triggered targeting the specific deployed software platform.

When auto-healing isn’t enough, since OneOps is the system of record for the configuration, it simply discards the old instance and creates a new one.

OneOps comes out of the box supporting a long list of ISV products.

When a monitor indicates a resource is being over- or under- utilized, OneOps will adjust the size of the cluster automatically, keeping costs optimized.

Every feature in the web interface is backed by a RESTful service.

Each integrated ISV product retains instrumentation enabling continuous tracking of metrics against thresholds. Auto-trigger healing, replacement, scaling, or escalation events.

OneOps keeps it safe by coming with best practices automation and configuration settings out of the box.

Backed by @WalmartLabs, you can trust that OneOps will manage your workload up to whatever size infrastructure your product requires.

OneOps integrates with Maven/Jenkins to provide your team’s software development lifecycle (SDLC) with Continuous Delivery capabilities.

Do you configure your production environments with High Availability and Disaster Recovery as defaults? Are your staging environments always in the same cloud? Use profiles to so configure new environments with one click.

All automated software is setup to feed critical metrics to the OneOps monitoring sub-system. Best practices metric thresholds determine when it’s time to heal, replace, scale, or notify a human to step in.

OneOps has an extensible alerting framework. Configure deployment notifications so the operations center can see what’s changing, or send an email or SMS when a monitor crosses a critical threshold.

Configure OneOps to use your corporate LDAP/AD service to make new developer on-boarding trivial.

OneOps is the system of record for all aspects of deployed applications system, environment and cloud infrastructure configuration. Gain visibility into cloud utilization, and should a data center disappear, re-create your environments in minutes.

OneOps has the necessary features, such as role-based authorization, for managing PCI workloads within compliant infrastructure.

Understanding cloud usage and cost is a daunting problem the more complex cloud-specific cost models are in play. OneOps delivers great insights by estimating the cost of utilized cloud resources across heterogeneous cost models/clouds by dimensions such as org, team, product, provider, software type, etc.

Budgets are impossible to manage in a hybrid cloud architecture without controls existing at the next higher level in the stack. OneOps is that layer and will soon use show data to ensure cloud costs are not just visible, but manageable.

Proactively avoid cloud technical debt! As your company's cloud workload configuration management system, OneOps helps you easily govern all application design, software configuration, environments, clouds, and resource utilization settings.

Mix and match technologies to define your own cloud. Leverage fully IaaS compliant infrastructure, or mix in some enterprise hardware. As long as there’s a way to programmatically manage the device, OneOps can automate it!

OneOps is a pure automation solution and remains outside of the application’s codebase. Applications needn't know they're being managed by OneOps, so moving legacy or proprietary applications to the cloud is easy.

Leveraging the ELK stack, it’s possible to visualize many aspects of your company’s cloud operations.

OneOps contains a design for itself that allows an administrator to easily grow and manage the OneOps infrastructure up to extreme scale, simply and easily the same way your DevOps teams will manage theirs.

OneOps application lifecycle management operates on top of lower level automation that can be implemented in any of the popular frameworks such as Chef, Puppet or Ansible.

OneOps was designed from the ground up as a SaaS product. You can run it as a publicly available product, or setup departments as independent organizations with their own cloud definitions, policies, and isolated workspaces.

Backed by @WalmartLabs, you can trust that OneOps can scale to handle the largest data centers, application clusters, and do it with resiliency and availability.

Very soon, all @WalmartLabs development will be done in our GitHub repositories and released regularly. The only aspects of OneOps to remain proprietary will be integrations to proprietary components, products or systems and therefore of no value to the community. This small portion of the codebase will continue to shrink.

OneOps is the way to the cloud at Walmart and is supported by @WalmartLabs. We are looking to build a vibrant community to help extend the core feature set, add support for more cloud providers, and automate lifecycle for more ISV products.