10th Manila MuleSoft Meetup Aug 2021

1. August 04, 2021
DEVELOPERS MEETUP AT MULESOFT
SUMMIT ASIA
AMQS IN STAGED-EVENT DRIVEN ARCHITECTURE

2. Housekeeping Rules

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● This session will be recorded
● Please be muted during the speaker presentation
● The recording and slides for today’s presentations will be made available to all attendees
● At the end of each presentation, there will be a Q&A session
● After all the presentations, there will be a quiz game where you will get a chance to win a
training voucher from MuleSoft
Housekeeping Rules

4. Agenda

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5:40 pm Introductions
5:45 pm Utilizing AMQs in Staged-Driven Architecture
6:20 pm Games/Giveaways
6:30 pm Closing Remarks
Agenda

6. Introductions

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●About the organizers:
○ Ryan Andal
○ Janos Geronimo
○ Christopher Co
○ Joe Mamangun
○ Dyan Tantoco
●About the sponsors:
○ Capgemini
○ MuleSoft
Introductions
A SHOW OF HANDS:
Who is new to this Meetup?

8. Speakers

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● Clint is currently an Associate Manager in Capgemini.
● He has a total of 14 years of experience in Integration. He
has experience using multiple integration tools such as
MuleSoft, TIBCO and Boomi.
● He worked in integration projects with different industries
such as Telecom, Banking, Retail and Learning Institution.
● He is a MuleSoft Certified Integration Architect (MCIA),
MuleSoft Certified Developer (MCD) and MuleSoft MCD
Design – API Design Associate
Speakers
CLINT AGUSTIN PALANCA

10. By Clint Agustin
Utilizing AMQs in Staged-Driven
Architecture

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 Message Queuing Introduction
 Anypoint MQ
 Traditional SEDA
 SEDA Example Implementation
 Anypoint MQ with SEDA and message encryption demo
 Event Driven Architecture vs API-Led Integration
Scope

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Message Queueing - Introduction
Producer Consumer
Message Broker
QUEUE 1
QUEUE 2
QUEUE 3

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 More Reliable System
 Supports Asynchronous Messaging
 Can Decouple
 Handle Traffic Spikes
 Efficient for Batching
 Scalable
 Resilient
Message Queueing - Use cases

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Anypoint MQ
 Enterprise-class cloud
 It is fully integrated with Anypoint Platform
 It supports Advanced Asynchronous Messaging
 Fully hosted and managed cloud message queues and exchanges
 Needs an Enterprise License.

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Why use Anypoint MQ?
 Asynchronous messaging
 Secure, reliable delivery
 Easy connectivity
 Unified management
Anypoint MQ

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AMQ vs Traditional Async Messaging
 Multi-tenant vs Non multi-tenant
 Fully elastic vs not fully elastic
 AMQ Easier to secure data (transport and message layer)
Anypoint MQ

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Basic connection parameters
1. URL e.g., (https://mq-ap-southeast-1.anypoint.mulesoft.com/api/v1)
2. client Id :
3. client secret :
4. queue name :
Anypoint MQ

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Example Connection:
Anypoint MQ

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Traditional SEDA
Message
Processors
Receive
(Inbound Endpoint)
Request /Response
Outbound Endpoint
Dispatch
(Outbound
Endpoint)
Flow
Process
Receiver Thread
Pool
Flow Thread
Pool
Dispatcher Thread
Pool

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SEDA Example Implementation
Endpoint
Adapter
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Message Processor
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correlationId
Endpoint
Adapter
MQ Subscriber
MQ Publisher
MQ Publisher
correlationId
(correlationId in header)
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Invoke
Webhook
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AMQ Subscriber
(Receive)
6
(Process)
(Dispatch)
Message Broker
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AMQ in SEDA - Receive Stage
Anypoint MQ Demo

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AMQ in SEDA - Process Stage
Anypoint MQ Demo

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AMQ in SEDA - Dispatch Stage
Anypoint MQ Demo

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Actual Demo
Anypoint MQ Demo

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 Gartner predicts popularity of Event driven architecture
 50% of API will support event-driven IT by 2020.
 With event-drive architecture come back – everyone asks
 Should we leverage an event-driven architecture or API-led approach?
 Is there a hybrid between event-driven and API-led connectivity?
Event Driven architecture
vs API-Led Integration strategy

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API Led Connectivity

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Event Driven Architecture

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Event Driven architecture with API-Led
elements
Experience
APIs
Process
APIs
System
APIs
Salesforce contacts
Contacts
DB contacts
Event Handler
Publish Message
Anypoint MQ
Web App API
Consume Message Attendance
History

29. Q&A

30. Guessing game
4 Pics 1 Word

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Mechanics of the game:
1. Each question displays four pictures linked by word/s
2. The player's aim is to figure out what the word is.
3. Below the picture, there will be empty boxes which
correspond to the letters of the word.
4. After 10 seconds, we will be displaying a letter as your clue.
5. The first person to type the correct word in the chatbox wins!
Clue: All words are related to this event.

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H A P P Y

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I I I

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P H I L I P P I N E S

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E E

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M E U
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E E E E

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M E A
S S G E E
Q U E
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T T

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A R I
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What’s next?
We're looking for speakers and suggestion of topics!

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