WSO2Con'14 US - Roadmap to a Connected Business
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This document provides a roadmap for connecting a business through modernizing the middleware and APIs. It discusses challenges like complex requirements and rapid release cycles. The roadmap includes assessing current systems, defining the business and solution architecture, and developing APIs and services. It also covers runtime concerns like deployment, security, and monitoring. The goal is to break processes into reusable services, expose services through APIs, manage the API ecosystem, and collect data to continuously improve.
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WSO2Con'14 US - Roadmap to a Connected Business
- 1. Roadmap to Connected Business Complete your corporate jigsaw Asanka Abeysinghe Vice President, Solutions Architecture WSO2, Inc
- 2. Expectation Experience Experience - attentive listeners
- 6. Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. - Albert Einstein
- 7. Do I need the entire platform ?
- 8. What will happen to the current system(s), data, people ?
- 9. When can I launch the new system ?
- 10. When can I launch the new system ?
- 11. How can I get there ?
- 12. Challenges • Complex biz requirements – Wider problem space – Rapidly changing • Quick release cycles • ROI (from middleware) • Beyond the middleware Picture Credit : http://www.latimes.com/sports/
- 14. Next generation middleware • Big-3 – Mobile – Social – Cloud • APIs • Bigdata • DevOps • Open Source Picture Credit : http://www.latimes.com/sports/
- 16. Technical Non-Technical Picture Credit : http://calebmagnino.com/creative/the-journey/
- 17. Requirement stage Requirements Current applications/systems Δ Delta
- 18. Business Architecture Solution Architecture • Level 0 • Level 1 Application Architecture • Integration • Datamodels • APIs Runtime Architecture • Capacity Planning • Deployment • Security Approach (Architecture)
- 19. What the enterprise look like Architecture
- 20. Services – get the service platforms Architecture
- 21. Story : New datamodel in a week
- 24. Story : Security bridging
- 25. Connectivity - internal Architecture
- 26. Connectivity - external Architecture
- 27. Story : Added latency
- 29. API Management the missing link of SOA success. - Sanjiva Weerawarana
- 30. API Centric SOA APIs API Façade Services Services Services BU-1 BU-2 BU-3
- 31. Demand for APIs Picture Credit : http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/onepercent/2012/01/letting-gamers-experience-the.html
- 32. Demand for APIs – cont..
- 33. Monitoring, analytics, audits Architecture
- 34. Picture Credit : http://youtu.be/4Ttsx5squWg
- 35. CEP – real-time Architecture
- 36. Workflows, rules, pub/sub Architecture
- 37. Fill in the blanks Architecture
- 38. Beyond the middleware • Cloud – *PaaS to SaaS – Cloud native • ALM – AppFactory Private PaaS Public PaaS
- 39. Same programming model Same solution architecture Same (deployable) artifacts Cloud based deployment Cloud native applications
- 40. Connect Old-IT and New-IT Architecture
- 41. Becoming a Connected Business – 5 steps Decompose your existing business processes, data and capabilities into services Make all services accessible via APIs, externally and internally Put services and APIs under control ! Build an ecosystem around your APIs Collect data on your new products and APIs
- 42. To improve is to change; to be perfect change often – Winston Churchill
- 43. Story : Change – not CMC
- 45. Picture Credit : http://calebmagnino.com/creative/the-journey/
- 46. Thank You