An Introduction to Application Integration Suite

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1 An Introduction to Application Integration Suite Peter Whitehead Director, Hybrid integration IBM Corporation

2 IBM is all in on Hybrid Cloud today And tomorrow Private Dedicated and Local We re building a hybrid cloud platform for business innovation and a cognitive enterprise IBM software is now enabled for private, public and hybrid cloud Public On-Premises IT 2016 IBM Corporation

3 Hybrid Cloud Dashboards Business Process Analytics IBM Corporation 15 September 2016 Interconnected apps built in multiple public & private clouds Internet of Things data collection and personal dashboards in public clouds, funneled to data analytics in a private cloud, driving actions in a pre-existing asset management system 3

4 Modern Integration Landscape Customers Partners API Economy IoT SaaS Offerings Gateway (external) XaaS Building Systems of Engagement Empowering Lines of Business { } Events { } NoSQL ESB { } { } NoSQL APIs API & Event Composition Connectors Data Synchronization Connectors ETL Hybrid Integration platform Cloud affinity Core Business Operations Messaging SOR Access Layer SOR System of Record (SOR) DB On-Premise IBM Corporation 15 September 2016

5 Hybrid Integration S Cast Iron IIB on Cloud Cloud API Connect IBM CastIron SOAP/HTTP Adapter Packaged App (SAP, PeopleSoft) External Developer communities Partners IBM API Connect IBM DataPower Gateway MQ Fi le MQLight/AMQP REST/HTTP SOAP/HTTP IBM Integration Bus SOAP/HTT P ODBC/JDB C MQ / JMS File Process Data Apps Internal developer s Legacy On- Prem IBM Corporation 15 September 2016

6 IBM Hybrid Integration One cohesive offering serving all integration needs Connect Seamlessly Hundreds of end points to apps and data in the cloud and on premise Develop Rapidly Intuitive and robust tooling to transform data to meet business needs Scale Efficiently Performance and scalability to meet the SLAs of your business applications Data HYBRID INTEGRATION CONNECT XFORM DELIVER COMPOSE EXPOSE API MANAGEMENT On-Premise SECURE GATEWAY INTEGRATION ENGINE DESIGN - OPERATE - MANAGE - Apps APIs TH GS IN SaaS MESSAGE & EVENT HUB MONITOR - GOVERN PaaS 6

7 IBM Application Integration Suite What is Application Integration Suite? A new offering that combines Integration Bus, API Connect, Cast Iron, and a new IIB Salesforce Connector to accelerate a customer s Digital Transformation agenda What does Application Integration Suite provide? ü Build business logic with the highest levels of productivity via application & cloud integration features ü Integrated tooling to easily publish new integration flows as APIs ü Secure connectivity to hundreds of cloud and on-premise applications and endpoints All you need for this side of digital transformation Existing Enterprise IT Investments Exposed as APIs Self Service Consumed by Developers To Develop Innovative Apps Delivering Differentiated Customer Experiences 7

8 IBM Application Integration Suite Simplifies portfolio Single solution for complex integration needs across on-premises and cloud. Provides Hybrid Cloud Integration, API Management and API Creation in a single offering Components IBM Integration Bus Advanced v10 + IBM Integration Bus Salesforce Request node Cast Iron Enterprise v7.5.1 with 2 endpoints API Connect Professional v5.0 for 5000 API calls / PVU / Month CONNECT XFORM DELIVER COMPOSE Rapid access to hundreds of applications and data sources both in the cloud and on premise, with secure communication Extensive set of pre-built objects that transform, join, aggregate, restructure, cleanse & enrich data Seamlessly scale workloads in order to route and deliver data in real-time with quality of service guarantees Quickly assemble APIs into a coherent flow in order to provide higher grained business value EXPOSE Provide secure and managed access to enterprise assets across internal and external developer communities 8

9 Hybrid Integration Personas Automator Integrator Developer LoB Prof Data Scientist SaaS Power User Sys/Biz Analyst Shadow Integrator Integration Specialist API Developer Full Stack Developer Front End Developer App Connect Cast Iron Integration Bus API Connect Hybrid Integration A unified set of capabilities built for Hybrid Cloud 9

10 Frictionless Integration across two axis of Hybrid Cloudiness * Cloud XaaS Cloud Connectivity Cloud Deployment On-premise Deployment On-premise Connectivity On-Prem Customer managed Automator Integrator Developer Biz acumen Personas Tech acumen 10

11 Frictionless Integration across two axis of Hybrid Cloudiness Cloud XaaS App Connect Cast Iron Live Cast Iron Virtual appliance IIB on Cloud Pure Applicaton IIB Bluemix SaaS API Connect Cloud Connectivity Cloud Deployment On-premise Deployment On-premise Connectivity On-Prem Customer managed Automator Integrator Developer Biz acumen Personas Tech acumen

12 Frictionless Integration across two axis of Hybrid Cloudiness Cloud XaaS App Connect Cast Iron Live Cast Iron IIB on Cloud Application Integration Suite IIB Bluemix SaaS API Connect Cloud Connectivity Cloud Deployment On-premise Deployment On-premise Connectivity On-Prem Customer managed Automator Integrator Developer Biz acumen Personas Tech acumen

13 Application Integration Suite Create Run Integration capabilities that are geared towards the integration of SaaS properties with each other and on premise systems. Out-of-the-box, rich connectors to applications - native connectivity to industry leading SaaS and enterprise applications Pre-built templates for hundreds of common integration patterns to simplify and accelerate the creation of solutions Flexible Deployment Options ranging from managed services in the cloud as well as on-premise prebuilt hypervisors A proven, scalable integration platform that delivers rapid, secure and reliable universal connectivity across a large breadth of platforms and protocols. Industry relevant connectivity to solve domain specific problems. Industry specific nodes, solution-oriented patterns & user-oriented tooling. Adds Flexibility introducing anonymity between producers and consumers of data Provides insight into applications and business value they bring 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 Secure Manage Advanced API usage analytics and Developer Portal Policy enforcement, security and control 2015 IBM Corporation

14 IBM Cast Iron 2015 IBM Corporation

15 An Introduction to IBM Cast Iron Configuration based no-coding approach to rapidly build integrations Speed & Simplicity Cast Iron Capabilities Connect Transform Design Manage

16 IBM Cast Iron - Recent Enhancements 2015 FP 2016 FP Cast Iron v7.5 Self service discover, try, buy experience Interoperability with API Management Platform enhancements Comprehensive connectivity to MS Dynamics and Office 365 Support for LDAP and MDM integration Social connectors like Box/ Dropbox New SaaS connectors like Eloqua, Coupa, Servicenow, SAP C4C, etc. Cast Iron v New connectors Platform enhancements Cast Iron v7.5.1 New connectors OData Support Docker deployment support for Cast Iron Hypervisor Edition APIM integration for Cast Iron Hypervisor Edition (on-premise) Support for Swagger based integration with APIM. Secure Connector High Availability 16

17 IBM Cast Iron Hypervisor Docker Container Dockerizing Cast Iron Hypervisor Edition, converts Cast Iron Hypervisor appliance to run within a Docker container. Requirements Ubuntu bit server, 32 GB RAM, 8 CPU, 100GB HDD space, 2 Ethernet ports (one for Cast Iron Management Console and one for Cast Iron Data) Docker package version 1.8 on Ubuntu Supported Environments As a standalone on-premise Ubuntu server, Ubuntu on Cloud such as Soft Layer, Amazon EC 2, Microsoft Azure Log in to the Image and administer using bash docker exec -it <CI Container ID> /bin/bash Cast Iron logs available under /var/log for any troubleshooting. 17

18 Cast Iron Connector Enhancements New Connectors A rich set of connectors to address connectivity needs with popular endpoints Salesforce Analytics MS Dynamics CRM on-premise Silverpop LDAP/MS Directory Box.com DocuSign Eloqua Office 365 Coupa MS Dynamix AX MS Dynamics GP MS Dynamics NAV SAP Cloud for Customer InfoSphere MDM ServiceNow QuickBooks Dropbox Google Drive Currency Upgrades Updates to most popular connectors: Salesforce NetSuite HTTP FTP Database MS Dynamics CRM online Workday 18

19 OData support in IBM Cast Iron OData (Open Data Protocol) allows the creation and consumption of queryable and interoperable RESTful APIs in a simple and standard way (standardized by OASIS). Cast Iron currently supports OData version 4.0 and the GET and DELETE methods. Support both JSON and xml (atom format) Business object structure for the OData API Select an existing schema by browsing the schemas present in the project (single top level object in the OData API) Add a new schema which can be used to create the OData API (multiple objects in the OData API) 19

20 Integrating Cast Iron with API Connect Rapidly create integrations which can be invoked as WebServices or using HTTP Exposed these as managed APIs in simple steps by generating the corresponding Swagger definition, which is an Open API specification Set up the HTTP Receive Request Activity and select the Swagger task from the Checklist to Generate Swagger Log in to Cast Iron Live, go to Project Configuration screen and click Push to API Management. Powerful capability for rapidly building APIs for non-http sources

21 IBM Integration Bus 2015 IBM Corporation

22 Since IIBv10 We ve been busy! Global Cache upgrade to WXSv8.6 (currency + XIO performance benefit) Access the global cache graphically from a map, optimistic locking support 1-click Push REST APIs to API Connect from the IIB Toolkit CICS Request node support for 2 Phase Commit TCPIP Report properties enhancements WESB Conversion tool enhancements Business Transaction Monitoring Oracle stored procedure support in a graphical map Salesforce Request node JSON Schema support for graphical maps Create a REST API without needing a Swagger document LDAP Authentication for administration changes Web UI Activity Log view for message flows Increased platform and OS support: Docker v1.7.1 and above RHELv7 (x86 and Power Big Endian) Linux Power Little Endian (RHELv7.1, SLESv12, Ubuntu ) SLESv12 (x86 and Z Systems) OS/X Open Beta 22

23 IIB and API Connect Deployed IIB REST APIs can be pushed to API Connect from the IIB Toolkit Use IBM API Connect to promote and monitor the usage of the REST API Secure and authenticate access requests from external applications Private Cloud DMZ Public Cloud Mainframe Services Back-office Processes IBM Integration Bus DataPower Gateway Partners Websites/ Sensors CRM Analytics Internet TVs Connected Appliances Databases Tablets Create Run Secure Manage 23

24 Pushing REST APIs to API Connect from IIB Toolkit 24

25 Bulk Push REST APIs to API Connect from IIB Web UI IIBv introduced a new Toolkit action to push a REST API definition into the draft workspace of API Management (now API Connect) The next evolution of this feature is to provide a bulk push mechanism for the IIB Administrator, also allowing direct staging to an API Connect Sandbox environment The Swagger (v2) metadata describing the IIB REST APIs is pushed to API Connect Use API Connect to manage the REST APIs (from IIB and other products within your enterprise) including definition of security policies, access rules, SLAs and usage analytics Associate multiple REST APIs underneath a Product definition 25

26 Introducing the IIB Salesforce Request node LoopBack is an extensible open-source Node.js framework Create dynamic REST APIs for back-end services with little or no coding Built-in access to data from relational databases, MongoDB, SOAP, REST Create custom connectors for other services A datasource json file defines the connectivity to a service A model json file defines the data to be exchanged with a service Each model comes with a predefined REST API for full CRUD operations Model discovery API for programmatic model creation Event Loop thread1 thread2 Node.js App callback 26

27 Salesforce 27

28 Salesforce Schemas for Mapping 28

29 IBM API Connect 2015 IBM Corporation

30 Digital transformation is fueling the API Economy APIs power the new digital customer experience Massive Scale Requirements 5B connected devices to grow to 25B over next 5 years Gartner API API API API API Geo Location Account History Ordering Payments Rewards Middle Tier Back-end Systems

31 Network effect benefits API providers and consumers Providers Consumers

32 Already Have APIs? Secure Manage Secure Manage Secure Manage System API System API System API System API System API System API Web Service ESB Web Service ESB Companies already have web services, which can be exposed as APIs Software vendors are adding API support to existing products to pass through data from a system of record unchanged; aka System APIs Vs. Added Management & Security to protect enterprise assets System APIs should be managed and secured to protect enterprise systems: Where are they published? Which developers can discover them? Which applications can access them? How frequently? At what cost? Etc

33 API Connect delivers it all in one user experience Rapid model-driven API creation Data-source to API mapping automation Node.js & Java Microservice application runtime Standards-based visual API spec creation in Swagger 2.0 Local API creation and testing On-cloud & on-prem staging of APIs, Products & Plans Create Run Node.js & Java integrated runtime management Enterprise HA & scaling On-cloud & on-premises staging of Microservice applications Policy enforcement Enterprise security Quota mgmt. & rate limiting Content-based routing Response caching, load-balancing and offload processing Message format & transport protocol mediation Secure Manage API discovery API, Plan & Product policy creation API, Plan & Product lifecycle management Self-service, customizable, developer portal Advanced Analytics Subscription & community management and you can run it anywhere!

34 Thank you IBM Corporation 34

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