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Biztalk 2013 Launch Briefing
The document provides an overview of BizTalk 2013, highlighting its integration capabilities both on-premises and in the cloud, along with improvements in connectivity and performance. It also discusses migration strategies, core-based licensing changes, and Azure infrastructure options available for BizTalk 2013. Additionally, it outlines scenarios for integrating services via Azure Service Bus and the end-of-life timelines for earlier BizTalk versions.
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Biztalk 2013 Launch Briefing
- 1. BizTalk 2013 Overview Nikolai Blackie PrincipalArchitect - Adaptiv Integration
- 3. BizTalk, history ofinnovation
- 4. Introducing BizTalk 2013 Integrationon-premises & to the cloud • 8th release of mature platform • Platform alignment • • • • • Windows Server 2012 SQL Server 2012 Visual Studio 2012 Microsoft System Center 2012 SAP 7.2 and 7.3, Oracle Database 11.2, Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1 • Increased connectivity • Full REST support • Azure topics/queues/relays • SFTP (SSH FTP) • B2B standards • EDI • SWIFT • HL7 • Performance Enhancements • Dynamic send improvements • XSLCompiledTransform • Manageability • Dependency viewer • ESB toolkit built in
- 6. Azure Infrastructure Services Integrationinfrastructure as a service • Reduce hardware procurement time • Pre Installed VM • Virtual network to on-premises • Single or multi node deployments
- 7. Integration Scenarios Integration infrastructureas a service • Development • Proof of concept • Contractors • Training • Short run training events • Testing • Continuous Integration infrastructure • One off project environments
- 8. Azure Service Bus– Relay Securely extend integration reach Relay Endpoint BizTalk Relay Binding
- 9. Azure Service Bus– Queues Topics Cloud messaging, queuing & routing Azure Queue / Topic BizTalk SB Messaging Binding
- 10. Azure Service Bus Reallife integration scenarios Relay/Messaging Binding • Expose and integrate to services via the cloud • Real world scenario • Enabling remote functional testing between an NZ client and European based vendor • Reduced the costs of security setup and potential replication of systems • Utilised both relay and queuing services Relay/Messaging Binding
- 11. BizTalk Services Integration platformas a service • EAI Bridge • • • • Validate Enrich Transform Route • Source • HTTP • FTP (SSL) • Destination • • • • • External Service Relay Queue Topic Bridge • Tracking • Properties • Events Validate Enrich Transform Route
- 12. BizTalk Support Endof Life BizTalk Server 2004 BizTalk Server 2009 • Mainstream - 14/07/2009 • Extended - 8/07/2014 • Mainstream - 8/07/2014 • Extended - 9/07/2019 BizTalk Server 2006 R2 • Mainstream - 12/07/2011 • Extended - 12/07/2016 BizTalk Server 2010 • Mainstream - 12/01/2016 • Extended - 12/01/2021 http://support.microsoft.com/lifecycle/search/?sort=PN&alpha=biztalk&Filter=FilterNO
- 13. BizTalk 2013 -Migration Decisions • • • • • Integration Strategy Redesign High Availability & Disaster Recovery Rollout Strategy 64 bit Migration Legacy Components
- 14. BizTalk 2013 –Migration Approaches Upgrade In Place Fresh Installation Migrate platform through various BizTalk Versions Upgrade applications through language versions Install entirely new platform on latest BizTalk Version Migrate applications directly to target platform Advantages Disadvantage Retain all operational Upgrade issues are a s history potential Advantages Disadvantage Clean environment Lose all operational s installed to best history Lower costs through fewer application changes Won’t take advantage of newer language features OS migration might not be possible practices No potential issues with upgrades Resolve long standing platform support issues
- 15. BizTalk 2013 –Core Based Licensing • Now only 3 editions • License by physical or virtual • Physical allows for unlimited virtualisation (Enterprise with SA only) • Virtual license what you use • Minimum of four cores • 64-bit support is included at no extra charge
- 16. BizTalk 2013 –Azure Infrastructure as a Service • Azure Infrastructure as a Edition Pre Pay Pay as you go Service licensing included • Various purchasing modelsEnterprise • Pre pay • Pay as you go Standard $2,066.85 per month $2,755.80 per month $2.871/hr $3.828/hr $518.45 per month $691.26 per month $0.721/hr $0.961/hr • Multiple sizes • Small VM (1.6GHz CPU, 1.75GB RAM, 225GB Storage) • Medium VM (2 x 1.6GHz CPU, 3.5GB RAM, 490GB Storage) • Large VM (4 x 1.6GHz CPU, 7GB RAM, 1,000GB Storage) • Extra large VM (8 x 1.6GHz CPU, 14GB RAM, 2,040GB Storage) http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/pricing/calculator/ * Note SQL Server licensing additional
- 17. Key Takeaways Continued Investment Runin the cloud Connect to the cloud
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