Presenting Presenting changes in embedded CloverETL for IBM Infosphere MDM Master Data Management and new licensing options for CloverETL Designer and Server for partners and end users.

1. CloverETLfor IBM Infosphere MDM
Partners and Users
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The CloverETL team.

3. Program Status
• IBM MDM versions containing embedded CloverETL moving to end-of-life
• New licensing/support agreement between IBM and Javlin/CloverETL
• CloverETL License 4.1 or later for MDM version 11.4 or later. No additional charge.
• Standalone CloverETL Designer & Server
• Direct download from www.cloveretl.com
• Javlin will maintain MDM connectors with new versions
• Javlin will provide customer support for end-users
• Timeline
• Program start: Jan 2016
• IBM Partner engagement
• CloverETL licenses (eval/non-prod) provided at no charge to partners
• Expanding cooperation outside of MDM support and Licenses

4. License and Support Plan
End-Customers
CloverETL Designer
• 3 users by default
• More can be requested
CloverETL Server Corporate
• Match MDM instances
• Prod and non-prod licenses
Support
• MDM components/connectors
• New releases & support (Oct 1, 2018)
• Support portal: http://support.cloveretl.com
• Support email: mdm-support@cloveretl.com
• Support provided at Enhanced SLA
Partners
CloverETL Designer
• Agreed named users
CloverETL Server Corporate
• 2 licenses by default
• Non-prod usage: test, demo, education
• Also for use cases outside MDM
Support
• Support portal: http://support.cloveretl.com
• Support email: mdm-support@cloveretl.com

5. License Request Process
• Process
1. Client request “Standalone CloverETL” via IBM PMR. Provides info on users and instances.
2. Client is registered with CloverETL licenses & support. Receives notification directly.
3. Client downloads software and licenses from www.cloveretl.com
• CloverETL License Distribution to Client
• Client needs to upgrade to MDM 11.4 or later
• CloverETL no longer embedded and will be licensed as Stand-Alone
• Upgrading customers only! -- License paid by IBM and perpetual. MDM load and reporting only!
• Support paid by IBM until October 1st, 2018 (pre-agreed until 2021). Then client responsibility

6. Partner Business Opportunities
CloverETL licenses for non-MDM solutions into new or growing accounts
• Revenue opportunity from Licenses and Service Offerings
CloverETL expertise during MDM migrations or with new solutions
• Joint CloverETL training or consulting expertise
Redistribution of CloverETL in value-added solutions or applications
• Packaged offer or OEM relationship

7. Technical Considerations

8. Gains vs. Challenges
Gains
CloverETL Server
• Application server runtime
• Web UI
• Designer/Server integration
• Orchestration, automation, monitoring
• Notifications, logging, security
Challenges
CloverETL Server
• Engine command-line runtime removed
• Installed separately from MDM
• Continually running vs. die-after-finish
• CloverETL projects, deployment

9. Gains vs. Challenges
Gains
CloverETL 4.1
• 3+ years of development and bugfixes
• Major release every 6 months
• Frequent bugfix releases
• Milestone builds for feature preview
Challenges
CloverETL 2.9.7/3.3
• 3 years of development and bugfixes ;)
• Java/TL/CTL1 vs. CTL2
• AddressDoctor 4.0/5.0 vs. Loquate

10. Gains vs. Challenges
Gains
Features Highlight
• Jobflows, Subgraphs, Profiler
• Debugging, metadata propagation
• Amazon S3, WebServices, REST, Tableau,
Hadoop HDFS, Hadoop M/R
• Basic concepts and philosophy
unchanged!
Challenges
Legacy functionality
• Graph and code migration/testing
• Solution-specific Java code
• Callouts
• Deprecated components
• “Dusting off” MDM components

11. Designer Installation
1. Download, installation, activation of CloverETL software
2. Configuration of CloverETL Server instance
3. Installation and configuration of MDM plugins
4. Graph logic updates and testing
• Replace deprecated components
• Java/TL/CTL1 code migration
• Parameter file conversion (semi-automated)
• MDM interactions testing
• AddressDoctor setup/migration
• Implementation of new requirements/integrations
5. * Jobflow orchestration for multi-step processing
6. * Server schedules/listeners for job triggering
Occurrences in this domain are
beyond the reach of exact
prediction because of the
variety of factors in operation,
not because of any lack of
order in nature.
-- Albert Einstein

12. Designer MDM Plugin installation
Update site: http://download.cloveretl.com/virtual-mdm-update/4.1.0/
Docs: Designer installation guide for MDM plugin

13. Server MDM Plugin Installation
Config property: engine.plugins.additional.src=/path/to/ibm-mdm-connectors.4.1.1.zip
Docs: Server installation guide for MDM Plugin

14. Features Fly-By

15. CloverETL Platform
Cost effective
Easy to learn and use
Flexible, lightweight, powerful
Scales for performance

16. Designer 4.1 with MDM plugin
Highlights
• Virtual MDM components
• Virtual MDM connection
• EMCA/MMCA wizards
• AddressDoctor integration
• Standalone CloverETL
project
• Server integration

17. MDM Interactions in Subgraphs
Highlights
• Hiding complexity
• Modularization
• Reusability
• Empowering end-user

18. MDM Interactions in Subgraphs
Subgraph definition
Called via Subgraph component
Highlights
• Hiding complexity
• Modularization
• Reusability
• Empowering end-user

19. MDM Interactions in Subgraphs
Metadata propagation
through components
Metadata propagation
from/to subgraph Highlights
• Hiding complexity
• Modularization
• Reusability
• Empowering end-user

20. MDM Interactions in Subgraphs
Highlights
• Hiding complexity
• Modularization
• Reusability
• Empowering end-userUser may override
exported attributes & parameters

21. Jobflow Orchestration
Graph 1
Highlights
• Orchestration
• Error handling
• Reconciliation
• Notifications
• Sync execution
• Parameter passing
• Graphs, scripts, WS,
M/R jobsGraph 2

22. Jobflow Error Handling
File operations Error handling

23. Job History
Highlights
• Job hierarchy
• Runtime stats
• Logs
• Job parameters
• Retention/Cleanup

24. Job triggering
Highlights
• Trigger job
• Send notification

25. API
Highlights
• REST API
• SOAP API
• Java API

26. Thank You
For additional information, visit http://www.cloveretl.com/ibm-mdm
Or make contact with Marisa Zalmanis, Partner Manager
Email:marisa.zalmanis@cloveretl.com