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Introduction to IBM Bluemix for Java Developers

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Introduction to IBM Bluemix for Java Developers

  1. © 2015 IBM Corporation Introduction to IBM Bluemix for Java Developers Niklas Heidloff IBM Bluemix Developer Advocate @nheidloff heidloff.net Entwicklercamp 03.03.2015
  2. © 2015 IBM Corporation Agenda ● Bluemix – Platform as a Service ● Demo ● Bluemix for Java Developers ● Services ● Bluemix – IBM's Cloud Platform
  3. © 2015 IBM Corporation Bluemix - Platform as a Service Networking Storage Servers Virtualization O/S Middleware Runtime Data Networking Storage Servers Virtualization O/S Middleware Runtime Data Applications Networking Storage Servers Virtualization O/S Middleware Runtime Data Applications Networking Storage Servers Virtualization Middleware Runtime Data Applications O/S Vendor managed Client managed On Premises Applications * see end of deck for more deployment options
  4. © 2015 IBM Corporation Demo ● Create Application and Service in Bluemix ● Fork Sample and deploy to Bluemix ● Setup IDE and run and debug locally ● Push Changes and deploy to Bluemix
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  36. © 2015 IBM Corporation What is Bluemix? Bluemix is an open-standard, cloud-based platform for building, managing, and running applications of all types (web, mobile, big data, new smart devices, and so on)
  37. © 2015 IBM Corporation App Development today is about Speed and Choice
  38. © 2015 IBM Corporation What Benefits does Bluemix provide? Hosting of applications in the cloud (obviously)
  39. © 2015 IBM Corporation What Benefits does Bluemix provide? Developers can focus on what they like to do most – coding
  40. © 2015 IBM Corporation What Benefits does Bluemix provide? Choices of runtimes
  41. © 2015 IBM Corporation What Benefits does Bluemix provide? Services, lots of services Web and application Mobile Data management Watson Analytics Internet of things Security Integration
  42. © 2015 IBM Corporation What Benefits does Bluemix provide? Auto Scalability
  43. © 2015 IBM Corporation What other Benefits does Bluemix provide? Integration of on-premises applications DevOps for the entire application lifecycle Flexible pricing
  44. © 2015 IBM Corporation Bluemix Java Runtimes ● Liberty profile auto configuration ● Custom Liberty server ● To use other features, JREs, server.xml files, etc. ● Tomcat
  45. © 2015 IBM Corporation Deployment Options ● cf Tool ● Cloud Foundry Maven Plugin ● Jenkins Cloud Foundry Plugin ● Bluemix DevOps ● Eclipse Tools
  46. © 2015 IBM Corporation Logging and Monitoring ● Bluemix user interface ● cf tool ● Monitoring and analytics service ● Third party services
  47. © 2015 IBM Corporation Authentication ● OpenID ● SAML ● LDAP identity bridge ● Social networks ● Third party solutions
  48. © 2015 IBM Corporation Cloudant Service ● NoSQL database
  49. © 2015 IBM Corporation Data Cache ● In memory cache
  50. © 2015 IBM Corporation Workload Scheduler Service ● Runs tasks on a scheduled basis
  51. © 2015 IBM Corporation Mobile Data Service ● Automatic data synchronization to mobile devices
  52. © 2015 IBM Corporation Mobile Quality Assurance Service ● Built in feedback mechanism for mobile apps
  53. © 2015 IBM Corporation Cognitive Service: User Modeling ● Example talent management
  54. © 2015 IBM Corporation Cognitive Services ● Visual recognition and text to speech
  55. © 2015 IBM Corporation Internet of Things ● Example: Remote controlled Lego robot
  56. © 2015 IBM Corporation Three Deployment Environments
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  58. © 2015 IBM Corporation Summary ● Try Bluemix.net today ● Bluemix allows developers to be innovative, deliver rapidly and have fun ● Choose between 100 runtimes and services, three deployment options and three hosting types
  59. © 2015 IBM Corporation Resources ● IBM Bluemix: bluemix.net ● IBM Bluemix News: bluemix.info ● IBM Bluemix Developers: developer.ibm.com/bluemix ● Samples: github.com/IBM-Bluemix ● Niklas Heidloff Blog: heidloff.net
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