Hybrid Integration Platform Strategy

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1 Hybrid Integration Platform Strategy Dom Storey IBM Date of presentation (01/11/2016) Session JC

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6 Agenda The Evolution to Hybrid Integration IBM s Hybrid Integration Platform Today Roadmap

7 The Evolution to Hybrid Integration The Evolution to Hybrid Integration

8 Trends driving the integration market #1 Integration being adopted in the line of business #2 Increasing need to integrate across a hybrid environment #3 Digital transformation, API Economy and the rise of Microservices 9

9 Trend #1 Integration needs outside IT By 2017, in large organizations, at least 65% of new integration flows will be developed outside the control of IT departments. -Gartner Integration being adopted in the line of business 10

10 Trend #2 Hybrid As organizations data and applications become more decentralized, integration is gaining focus to the point of being a boardroom topic. Increasing need to integrate across a hybrid environment 11

11 Trend #3 Digital Transformation Exposed as APIs To Develop Innovative Apps Existing Enterprise IT Investments Self Service Consumed by Developers Delivering Differentiated Customer Experiences Digital Transformation, API Economy and Microservices 12

12 An Architecture for Digital Business Mobile Partners API Economy IoT SaaS Offerings XaaS API & Event Gateway Hybrid Integration Systems of Engagement Business logic Empowering Digital teams { } { } NoSQL API Composition { } { } NoSQL API & Event Gateway Events API Composition Data Synchronisation Events Digital connectivity Data Sync. SaaS SoR(s) Cloud affinity Core Business Operations SoR Low level connectivity SoR SoR SoR On-Premise

13 IBM Integration Capability by Persona Automator Integrator Developer LoB Professional Data Scientist SaaSPower User Biz/System Analyst Shadow Integrator Integration Specialist API Developer Full Stack Developer Front End Developer AppConnect DataWorks Cast Iron vnext Integration Bus Datapower API Connect Hybrid Integration Platform One unified set of capabilities Built for Hybrid Cloud 1 4

14 Evolving to a Hybrid Integration Platform A modular platform for integrating Apps, Data, APIs Data Apps APIs TH GS IN Connect Seamlessly Hundreds of end points to apps and data in the cloud and on premise Develop Rapidly Intuitive & robust tooling to transform data to meet business needs Scale Efficiently Performance and scalability to meet the SLAs of your business apps Hybrid Integration Platform CONNECT XFORM DELIVER COMPOSE EXPOSE API MANAGEMENT CREATE - OPERATE - MANAGE - MONITOR - GOVERN On-Premise SECURE GATEWAY INTEGRATION ENGINE SaaS MESSAGE & EVENT HUB PaaS IBM Confidential until Announce

15 Vision for the Platform Fit-for-User Experiences Tooling optimized for key uses so simple stays simple Automator, Integrator, Developer Centralized Ops, Distributed Runtimes Administer from single hub Run hosted on IBM cloud or BYO compute Push runtimes to other clouds or on-prem Shared Assets, Common Tooling Consume any asset (apis, data, flows, ) across experiences Emphasize Golden Thread scenarios Hybrid Enabled Run integrations near your apps and data Make secure, managed connections across boundaries Control and Enforce policies to secure your APIs

16 Where are we today? 1 7

17 IBM Application Integration Suite New PID combining IIB Advanced, API Connect and Cast Iron Available Now Unlockyour data and drive digital transformation Build business logic with the highest levels of productivity via application & cloud integration features Integrated tooling to easily publish new integration flows as APIs Secure connectivity to hundreds of cloud and onpremise applications and endpoints 1 8

18 Moving IIB to the Hybrid Cloud Cloud Bursting Callable Flows Port Forwarding Cloud IIB on Cloud Callable Flow IIB on Cloud Flow Invoke IIB on Cloud IIB On Cloud only Ground IIB only IIB Flow Invoke IIB Callable Flow IIB Agent only IBM Confidential 1 9

19 IBM API Connect: Simplified & Comprehensive API foundation What is API Connect? Available now on Bluemix and on-prem An integrated creation, runtime, management, and security foundation for enterprise grade API s and Microservices to power modern digital applications What does API Connect provide? Automated, visual and coding options for creating APIs Enterprise grade Microservices creation and management in Node.js and Java Access control over API s, API Products and API Plans Advanced API usage analytics and Developer Portal Policy enforcement, security and control Create Secure Run Manage

20 IBM App Connect: Cloud. Integration. Simpler. What is App Connect? Integration tooling optimized to make Cloud Integration simple. Business friendly citizen integration but connected to IT tools What does App Connect provide? App awareness allows you to connect your apps in minutes Automation of manual tasks notifications, events & updates Available now as SaaS workday Sugar CRM Hubspot Insightly Marketo Salesforce.com Connect your applications wherever they are cloud or local Keep customer and other data in sync between multiple apps Build new connections quickly your tech team can make connecting to legacy apps as easy as modern ones SAP ORACLE Manhattan Island Pacific Temenos

21 IBM App Connect As easy as choosing your apps 2 2

22 IBM App Connect Triggers and Actions And the events you care about Select from preconfigured events and actions in your application Preliminary designs shown final product experience and capability may differ 2 3

23 App Aware - The hard work is Shows the triggers and actions for YOUR system already done Preliminary designs shown final product experience and capability may differ 2 4

24 IBM App Connect - Map your data We automatically map everything we can Add/change any fields that need to be modified Preliminary designs shown final product experience and capability may differ 2 5

25 IBM App Connect Add simple transforms Add any transforms you need Uppercase, concatenate, trim blanks, reformat date, currency etc Preliminary designs shown final product experience and capability may differ 2 6

26 IBM AppConnect Securely connect to systems inside your company firewall Preliminary designs shown final product experience and capability may differ 2 7

27 Extending App Connect Create your own custom apps Same look and feel as any 3 rd part cloud application Connection credentials Triggers & Actions Icon and description Preliminary designs shown final product experience and capability may differ 2 8

28 Extending App Connect Create your own custom apps from API s new IIB Web hooks extension provided on Git hub Import YAML or Swagger definitions file Preliminary designs shown final product experience and capability may differ 2 9

29 Extending App Connect New Custom App the app appears for the end user to select Preliminary designs shown final product experience and capability may differ 3 0

30 Hybrid Integration Roadmap Q1 Integration Bus IIB Callable Flows to IIBoC REST API w/o Swagger JSON Schema for GDM DAP Authentication Web UI Activity Log App Integration Suite IIB + API + CI + SF node IIB Feature Pack Push multiple REST APIs to API Connect Catalog AppConnect web hooks support IIB / Application Integration Suite UX integration with ipaas and AppConnect Additonal Loopback based IIB Connectors OData, Kafka connectors Remote connectors GDM Enhancements EDA nodes QoS OS/X platform support Cast Iron v7.5.1 New connectors OData Support Docker deployment Secure Connector HA Next Gen ipaas Beta new streamlined design experience fully browser based interface Smart connectors simplify design reqs In-design data display vnext Beta features plus API UI integration Expanded connectors Semantic object models App Connect App Connect Launch easily create simple trigger/action flows expose IIB/API endpoints as apps App Connect +1 Data copy & 1-way data sync Scheduling Additional connectors App Connect +2 2-way data sync Intelligent automap Group accounts Additional connectors App Connect +3 Multi-step flows Integrated experience with next gen Cast Iron Additional connectors

31 App Connect Futures The framework beneath App Connect provides the baseline for future integration technology Initial App Connect offering 1 Automator LoB Professional Data Scientist Event-driven and Data-prep tooling App Connect is basis for Cast Iron vnext Biz/System Analyst 2 Shadow Integrator Integrator ETL Architect IIB plugs-in the advanced features 3 Integration Specialist Graphical flow editors & configuration API Developer API + App Connect combined exp 4 Full Stack Developer Developer Front End Developer API driven coding and orchestration

32 App Connect Futures Today Act on simple events LoB professional using events to automate daily tasks and ensure timely reaction to changes Trigger campaigns in a marketing automation system or ensure that new client appears everywhere One record at a time When a new contact appears in App A then update my App B address book.. Data Copy Move a table of data from a CRM or Marketing platform to a spread sheet or database Pull a segment list from CRM Future Data movement in one direction insert into existing data structure or create new copy I need a copy of all the new sales today dumped into a spreadsheet for my managers sales report Data Sync Operations or administrator ensuring that systems of record are in sync ( eg SFDC, SAP) Supporting changes happening in one or both systems Data models, selection and mapping of data important Typically on a schedule Keep the customer deals info in Salesforce.com in sync with the core SAP system Marketer/BA 33 Admin / Operations

33 New use experience for Integrators Unified design experience for hybrid integration patterns across app, data and api. New innovations to increase developer productivity Available both in and out of Bluemix.

34 Event-action When this happens Make this happen Every time the stock level breaches a threshold -> Order more stock Every time a new lead is created -> Notify the sales leader As soon as an order if fulfilled -> Bill the customer

35 API composition API Call backend 1 Call backend 2 Call backend 3 Reply Rapidly compose APIs for front-end Mobile/UI development Query multiple back-ends in parallel to shorten response time Redact sensitive data, and apply security (OAuth etc.) Tailor the response to simplify front-end development Hide protocol complexity in back-end systems

36 Data Copy or API Trigger Process all results from a query Generate a new dataset Generate a new sales report every day at 7:30am, and send via e- mail Build a Spreadsheet of orders for a specified geography when asked Copy all data from my RDBMS into a new NoSQL database

37 One-way Data Replication System A Propagate all existing data and subsequent changes System B Replicate my product catalogue to a NoSQL database for my Mobile App Make up to date master customer data visible in my SaaS CRM Keep my Spreadsheet up to date with sales data to run reports

38 Two-way Data Synchronization Data & changes System A System B Data & changes Provide a cloud scale NoSQL DB to my Mobile App, sync d with my SOR Keep my ERP system sync d with my SaaS CRM Keep my SaaS CRM sync d with my SaaS Marketing platform

39 N-way Data Synchronization Secondary 1 Primary Secondary 2 Keep my ERP, CRM and Marketing systems in Sync

40 The Unavoidable: Mapping Data Hierarchies Highly nested complex structures - XML and JSON documents - Exchange formats (IDOC) Relational data - RDBMS databases - CSV, Spreadshets Individual complex objects, with relationships - Modern REST & SOAP APIs - NoSQL databases Customer Account CUST_ID CUSTNAME CUSTREF... ACCT_ID ACCTNAME CUSTOMER_ID... Customer Account Ids Account Order Ids Order Product ORDER_ID ORDERNAME ACCT_ID... Contact Ids Order Order Ids Contact Any-to-any Contact Address lines Product Via a choice in tooling approaches: From fully Declarative Graphical Mapping Graphical Logic Flow + Mappings Code + Graphical Mappings Code To fully Imperative

41 Data visualization speed development In-design data display allows developer to immediately validate that what is being written meets his expectations Would like you to sign up as sponsor users to work with us on these concepts

42 Dramatically simplification through smart connectivity Shared Intelligent Connectors

43 Hybrid is the future of Integration A cohesive & modular offering for any integration need Data Apps APIs TH GS IN Connect Seamlessly Hundreds of end points to apps and data in the cloud and on premise Develop Rapidly Intuitive & robust tooling to transform data to meet business needs Scale Efficiently Performance and scalability to meet the SLAs of your business apps HYBRID INTEGRATION CONNECT XFORM DELIVER COMPOSE EXPOSE API MANAGEMENT On-Premise SECURE GATEWAY INTEGRATION ENGINE CREATE - OPERATE - MANAGE - MONITOR - GOVERN SaaS MESSAGE & EVENT HUB PaaS IBM Confidential until Announce

44 Powerful Connectors: Intelligence to the Edges They provide a uniform way of interacting with a wide variety of systems Most are centred around a particular interaction style, e.g. JCA: Message/Event centric ODBC, JDBC: Data Centric They can do more Our manifesto Push Intelligence to the edges Minimise the complexity of integration logic

45 Smart Connectivity Principles Principle 1 - Understand events + actions provided out of box from that application along with business metadata for the object The nouns (objects) and verbs (actions) of the application are understood within the context of it s source or target use. Users interact with business objects they recognize, not obscure field names.

46 Smart Connectivity Principles Principle 2 - IBM provides an event trigger method even when the application doesn t provide one specifically Connector Interpretation Polling source based on designated frequency Selection of changed data since last polling cycle User presentation provided with event/object context Connector contains enough information about the source system to understand how to scan for changes. An interpretation layer is added so that the user gets simple event/object choices in their design experience

47 Smart Connectivity Principles Principle 3 - Leverage semantic models for common objects across applications to automate mappings Contact Contact Contact Develop a common semantic model at the heart of the integration offerings, and allow customer and partners ability to tap into that semantic for their own custom endpoints. Contact Contact Serves to automate the building of integration flows and reducing the burden on the user to become an expert for every app.

48 Smart Connectivity Principles Principle 4 Errors that can be anticipated from an endpoint should be handled by configuration with intelligent defaults. If error Built in, application aware error handling for most common error scenarios. Do this User can accept default error handling or override with other options, and avoid designing flow in most cases for these scenarios

49 Deep Dive into Principle 4 an Example Handle errors for me App Connect Update Customer details SaaS App

50 Smart Connectivity Exploits knowledge of the target system AppConnect Update API SaaS App What if there are many concurrent updates happening to the SaaS App? Connector framework can exploit knowledge of the target system In this case the system provides a mechanism to guarantee consistent updates Set by connector author Connector/API-specific Metadata This API has true CRUD Interaction This API Supports optimistic concurrency control via etags

51 Exploit optimistic locking: intelligent update retry App Connect 1. pre-read to get object version identifier 2. Update passing object version identifier (response) if the object version has changed between 1 and 2 return an error 3. Retry on failure API SaaS App Set by connector author Connector/API-specific Metadata This API has true CRUD Interaction This API Supports optimistic concurrency control via etags

52 Smart Connectivity Principles Principle 5 Efficient and scalable integration for event driven and data synchronization patterns Scale out Optimize Contact Contact Contact Contact Contact Contact Range of synchronization strategies: record by record deltas, scheduled, full overwrite. Connectors adopt most efficient strategy, using bulk APIs as required, detect changes and conflicts. Engine scales horizontally to process single records or millions.

53 Smart Connectivity Principles Principle 6 Connector deployment and execution is flexible and can be independent of other integration components Connectors can execute close to the target systems. In private clouds. In on-premise data centers. The integration engine can run remotely in a different operational domain. Credentials never leave the operational domain where the connector is deployed.

54 To Recap A modular platform for integrating Apps, Data, APIs That enables you to Connect Seamlessly Develop Rapidly Scale Efficiently Using: Fit-for-User Experiences Shared Assets, Common Tooling Centralized Ops, Distributed Runtimes Hybrid deployment models Data Apps APIs TH GS IN Hybrid Integration Platform CONNECT XFORM DELIVER COMPOSE EXPOSE API MANAGEMENT SECURE GATEWAY INTEGRATION ENGINE MESSAGE & EVENT HUB CREATE - OPERATE - MANAGE - MONITOR - GOVERN On-Premise SaaS PaaS IBM Confidential until Announce

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