This document provides an overview and summary of IBM Integration Bus (IIB) version 10, including its key capabilities and use cases. IIB is a platform for integrating applications and data across an enterprise. The document discusses how data routing and transformation are key use cases for IIB. It provides examples of how IIB can be used for tasks like modernizing interfaces, connecting different systems, and bringing together batch and online processes. The document also summarizes new features with each release of IIB version 10, such as support for technologies like REST, Kafka, and containers.

1. IBM Integration Bus (IIB v10)
Data Routing and Transformation
Presented By:
Justin Goud Marketing Manager – Integration Practice
Praveen K. Chhangani Technology Director - Digital Connected Enterprise
Kellton Tech

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Digital Transformation Strategy and Advisory Services
Business - IT Strategy
& Planning
Enterprise Reference
Architecture
IT Portfolio
Management
Governance
Digital Tech Trends
And Design Thinking
Digital Transformation
Systems of Engagement
Digital Connected Enterprise
Systems of Insight and Integration
Enterprise Solutions
Systems of Record and Core IT
• Digital Commerce & Marketing
• Enterprise Mobility
• Digital Governance
• IoT, Big Data & Analytics
• Software R&D Labs
• Outsourced Product Development
Standalone
Applications &
Interconnections
Integrated
Enterprise
Environment
ISMAC
IoT
Social
MobileAnalytics
Cloud
• API Strategy & Management
• Enterprise Integration
• Enterprise Analytics
• Business Process Management
• In-memory Processing, AI
Successful S/4 HANA migration
implementation for enterprise
clients
• Enterprise Resource Planning
• Product Lifecycle Management
• Supply Chain Management
• Customer Relationship Management

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Digital Transformation and Enterprise Architecture Strategy – Advisory Services
API / SOA / ESB Core Application Integration – API/SOA Strategy, Governance and COE
DPA, BPM & RPA Solutions with Business Workflows, Rules, Analytics and Dashboards
Block Chain, In-Memory Data Solutions for High Throughput and Low Latency
Applications
AI-Watson, Analytics, IoT and Big Data Solutions Applications
Cloud Enablement-Bluemix, Hybrid IT- SaaS Integration, Hybrid Infrastructure Services
Infrastructure Modernization, Continuous Integration / Dev-Ops Services and AMS
Digital Connected Enterprise Services – Core Portfolio

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Services
Energy
Utilities
ManufacturingRetail
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TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIPS

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Back-end systems
Unconnected Connected
x Bad customer experience
x Negative perceptions
x Lose customers
x Less revenue
 Good customer experience
 New opportunities
 Repeat custom
 More revenue
IF IT’S NOT INTEGRATED IT’S NOT ENGAGING!

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WHY IS INTEGRATION NEEDED?
More endpoints
need
connecting than
ever before
New sources of data
are changing the
world
Rapidly evolving
integration
requirements

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Cloud
based
On
Premises
On-premise
Connectivity
On-premise
Integration Experience
Cloud
Integration Experience
Cloud
Connectivity
• Anyone can do it
• Zero code
• Cloud native
• Many pre-
configured
connectors
• Technical person in a
business environment
• Cloud native with on prem
options
• Friendly modern style code
• Graphical options
• Skilled integration
practitioners
• Graphical assist, but
full code environment.
• Hybrid deployment
• Connect to anything
Citizen
Integration
Shadow IT
Integration
Central IT
Integration
TRADITIONAL VS. HYBRID INTEGRATION SPACE

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INTEGRATE EVERYTHING WITH IBM INTEGRATION BUS
Business
Problem
Business applications can not exist in isolation, they need to be able to exchange data with other applications to maximise value.
• Enterprise IT consists of many systems; off-the-shelf applications, services, packaged apps (SAP, Siebel etc.) Web apps,
devices, appliances, bespoke software and many more.
• Systems expose interfaces using different protocols such as MQ, TCP/IP, database, HTTP, files, FTP etc. and with a myriad of
standards based and custom data formats.
• Building connections Point-to-point quickly deteriorates into spaghetti chaos, an inflexible architecture which is expensive
to maintain and resistant to change.
Business Need
Solution
Benefits
IBM Integration Bus connects these endpoints in meaningful ways
 Avoids rewrites in response to new integration requirements
 Simplifies maintenance by reducing expensive coupling
 Adds Flexibility introducing anonymity between producers and consumers of data
 Provides insight into applications and business value they bring
 A proven, scalable and secure integration platform that delivers rapid, secure, scalable and reliable connectivity.
 Largest breadth of adapters, platforms and protocols supported.
 Industry relevant connectivity to solve domain specific problems. Industry specific nodes, solution-oriented patterns &
user-oriented tooling.

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You are slowed by…
 Technical Debt
 Disparate data & apps,
Inflexible governance
 Skills gap
How do you…
These worlds must converge
Enterprise Scale Combined with Start-up Speed
You need…
 Securely integrate across
environments
 Transform existing services for
digital to API’s
 Easy to use open technologies
 Protect your investment
 Maintain Security &
Privacy
 Refocus your resources
 Inability to scale
 Standalone initiatives
 Protecting intellectual
capital
 Integrate & scale using new
technologies (microservices)
 Implement lightweight
governance with IT
 Consume API’s via self service
 Speed Innovation
 Expand the brand
 Exploit partnerships
CIO Roles: Turn IT into a competitive advantage
LOB Roles: Innovate to Drive New Revenue

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IBM INTEGRATION BUS - IIB
High
Value
Simple Easy to Learn and Use
Develop, deploy, manage and migrate integration solutions quickly and easily
Market leading performance
Highly scalable proven to handle high message volumes in simple and complex IT environments
Universal & independent connectivity
Extensive support for open, and industry standards for transports and data, commercial applications and more
Automate and Simplify
Minimize custom coding and reduce design, build and test costs by 40% to 60%
No vendor lock in
Open standards leadership for integration. A technology neutral platform that works on the widest possible range of
hardware, software and virtualized environments
Comprehensive, award-winning software
Built in features that simplify and extend value:
Global cache, WLM policies, decision services, monitoring and more
Fast
Integrated
Cost
Saving
Open

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• Simplified Installation Process
• A single Install means you’re ready to go in minutes!
• Removed the IBM MQ prerequisite
• Removed core dependency on MQ fiving greater flexibility
• Enhanced Web User Interface
• Perform additional functions as well as view and manage
integrations in a single place
• More options for processing pub/sub integrations
• New connectors to build flows using MQTT
• Shared Libraries
• Reference a library which is deployed independently of the resource
using it
• REST API projects
• Swagger implementation provides a “quick-start” to a REST API
implementation within IIB
• The Connector Framework
• Simple to build reusable endpoints
• Patterns and Samples stored on GitHub
• IIB in the Cloud
IBM INTEGRATION BUS – V10

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Modernization of existing interfaces; giving endpoints
convenient access mechanisms (multi-channel architecture)REST
DATA ROUTING & TRANSFORMATION ARE KEY IIB USE CASES

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DATA ROUTING & TRANSFORMATION ARE KEY IIB USE CASES – (CONTD.)
File
Modernization of existing interfaces; giving endpoints
convenient access mechanisms (multi-channel architecture)
Bringing together batch and online worlds; creating a
file-hub for a well-managed flexible file infrastructure
REST

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DATA ROUTING & TRANSFORMATION ARE KEY IIB USE CASES – (CONTD.)
File
ERP
Bringing specialized technology to a wider set of users;
remove islands of data when using best-of-breed software
Modernization of existing interfaces; giving endpoints
convenient access mechanisms (multi-channel architecture)
Bringing together batch and online worlds; creating a
file-hub for a well-managed flexible file infrastructure
REST

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DATA ROUTING & TRANSFORMATION ARE KEY IIB USE CASES – (CONTD.)
File
SQL Interface modernization; minimizing
failures caused by data duplication
ERP
Bringing specialized technology to a wider set of users;
remove islands of data when using best-of-breed software
Modernization of existing interfaces; giving endpoints
convenient access mechanisms (multi-channel architecture)
Bringing together batch and online worlds; creating a
file-hub for a well-managed flexible file infrastructure
REST
Database

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DATA ROUTING & TRANSFORMATION ARE KEY IIB USE CASES – (CONTD.)
File
SQL Interface modernization; minimizing
failures caused by data duplication
ERP
Bringing specialized technology to a wider set of users;
remove islands of data when using best-of-breed software
Modernization of existing interfaces; giving endpoints
convenient access mechanisms (multi-channel architecture)
Bringing together batch and online worlds; creating a
file-hub for a well-managed flexible file infrastructure
REST
Database
Mainframe Making best use of existing solutions while making your
IT environment platform agnostic

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• Create, manage and socialize APIs
• Use it for Mobile and device integration
• Apply Security policy enforcement
• Provide integration for business processes
• Enable Cloud Integration
• Use it to understand and tune system workloads
• Use to Gain insight From business data
• Use it to Act upon business rules
• Use it to Apply analytics to in-flight data
BUT….IIB IS MORE THAN ROUTING & TRANSFORMING

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Create Run
ManageSecure
IIB v10.0.0.3
Q4 2015
Business Transaction Monitoring
CICS 2 Phase Commit on zOS
Oracle stored proc in GDM
Linux Power 8 Little Endian
(RHEL7.1, Ubuntu14.0.0.4, SLES12)
IIB v10.0.0.4
Q1 2016
Callable Flows for linking to IIBoC
Create a REST API without Swagger
JSON Schema support for GDM
Salesforce Request node
LDAP Authentication
Web UI Activity Log
SLESv12 (x86 and Z Systems)
IIB v10.0.0.2
Q3 2015
Global Cache upgrade to WXSv8.6
GDM access to Global Cache
REST API integration with APIm
CICS 2 Phase Commit
TCPIP report properties enhancements
WESB conversion enhancements
IIB on Cloud
Q3 2015
IBM Managed Service
Built on Docker containers
Runs on the Bluemix Container Service
Reuse artifacts built for IIB on-premise
IIB v10.0.0.5
Q2 2016
MQTT SSL and dynamic config
Bulk Push to API Connect
Callable Flows report properties
IIB Manufacturing Pack
v1.0.0.2 Q3 2016
IIBv10 Compatability
IIB v10.0.0.6
Q3 2016
REST Request node
REST Async Request & Response nodes
Loopback Request node
MQ version 9 support
Support for YAML format Swagger
Support for REST APIs with node-wide listener
HTTP Logging Enhancements
HTTP Input Query Param split in LE
IIB v10.0.0.7
Q4 2016
Kafka Producer and Kafka Consumer nodes
Hybrid Connect – view IIB instances in Bluemix
Send IIB logs to Kibana dashboard in Bluemix
Pre-built Docker image on Bluemix Containers
Wildcards to simplify LDAP user authentication
Accounting& Stats CSV output
Windows 10 support
IIBvNext Closed Beta
IIB v10.0.0.8
Q1 2017
IBM Cloud Product Insights in Bluemix
Asynchronous Callable Flows
JSON support for allOf, anyOf, oneOf
Storing context for REST Async Request
Message Keys for Kafka nodes
10 New Product Tutorials
Node.js and FTE upgrades
WHAT’S NEW IN VERSION 10?

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IBM IIB V.10 DEMO

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Thank you!