The document discusses integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) with a focus on Fuse technology, introduced by Charles Moulliard. It covers key concepts, benefits of iPaaS, and how Fuse Fabric simplifies deployment across various cloud environments through features like centralized coordination and artifact management. The presentation concludes with a demonstration, highlighting Fuse Fabric as a mature solution for deploying cloud projects effectively.

1. Integration in the cloud - IPaaS
with Fuse technology
Charles Moulliard
Apache Committer

2. Agenda
● Introduction & Key concepts
● What is iPaas ?
● Fuse Fabric & Fuse Mngt Console
● jclouds & Apache CloudStack
● Demo & Conclusion

3. Speaker : Charles Moulliard
● Engineer in Agronomy & Master in Zoology
● Solution Architect & Consultant @RedHat
● Committer → Karaf (PMC), Camel (PMC),
ServiceMix, DeltaSpike, Fabric
Twitter : @cmoulliard
LinkedIn : http://www.linkedin.com/in/charlesmoulliard
Blog : http://cmoulliard.blogspot.com
Slideshare : http://www.slideshare.net/cmoulliard

4. Introduction

5. What is the cloud
● Cloud computing is the use of computing
resources (hardware and software) that are
delivered as a service over a network
(typically the Internet).
●Characteristics : Agility, Virtualization,
Security, Performance, Reliability,
Maintenance, Multitenancy

6. IaaS
●IaaS : Provide computers/virtual machines
or resources
● Virtual machines uses hypervisor (Xen, KVM,
...)

7. PaaS
● Deliver a computing platform typically
including operating system, programming
language, execution environment, database,
web server, …

8. SaaS
● Install and operate application software in
the cloud and cloud users access the software
from cloud clients.

9. All together
● Can we resume ?

10. Deployment models
● Public / Hybrid / Private
● Is it different from Extranet/Intranet ...

11. iPaaS
“A new paradigm or simply a
easiest way to deploy projects”

12. iPaas
● What is Integration Platform as a Service ?
● Combination of Iaas and Paas

13. Integration
● Integration everywhere = iPaaS

14. iPaas - Definition
● Definition : Provide Fabric runtimes top of
clouding machines for public, private or
hybrid clouds
● What is Fabric ?
- Technology based on Apache Karaf
- Is a Agent working closely with Apache
Zookeeper

15. Apache Karaf

16. Apache Karaf

17. Fuse Fabric

18. Fuse Fabric
● “Integration” projects are really hard to
install, configure and run
● Distribution of workload/process is not an
easy task
● We want to make it easy!

19. Fuse Fabric
● http://fabric.fusesource.org/
● Open Source Software for “configuring, provisionin
g & running Fuse and Apache software on any mac
hines” physical, virtual, private, public, private+pu
blic cloud
● Keeps you DRY from those rainy clouds :)
● Weave your containers into an easy to manage
Fabric
● Will be donated soon to Apache foundation

20. Karaf Admin
● Allows to create instances
admin:create
& administrate them Karaf
“root”
Karaf
“toto”
locally or remotely
Karaf
Machine AA
Machine “nestor”
BUT
Copy instance
● Instances not “cloned”
● Configurations updated
Karaf
“nestor”
manually
● Process is error prone
Machine BB
Machine
● No deployment platform

21. Fuse Fabric in the cloud
fabric:create
● Fabric will create Fabric
“master”
Fabric
“toto”
instances & manage
• Locally Machine AA
Machine
Fabric
“nestor”
• Remotely (ssh)
• In the cloud (jclouds) fabric:create ….
● Deploy artifacts
● Cloud instance created
Fabric
using jclouds api “aws-ec2”
Cloud Infra
Cloud Infra

22. What is Fabric
● Storage engine = Configurations & registry
● Agents = Spy !
● Profiles = Artifacts to be deployed
● But Also a service factory ;-)
● Create “indirection” points
● Load balancing and failover
● Easy elastic scaling of services

23. Storage engine
● Based on Apache ZooKeeper
●Is a Centralized Coordination Service, distributed
and highly reliable
● Uses a directory
& file based
structure
● Part of Fuse
“Ensemble”

24. Storage engine
● 2 kinds of “registry” → one for the containers and the
other for artifacts
●Artifacts = jars, properties files, system, env
properties to be deployed

25. Agent
● Fabric-agent deployed per Karaf container
● Contains a Zookeeper client
● Agent listens to the registry to configure,
provision features & services
● Send info(s) to
registry (RMI, SSH)

26. Fuse Fabric : What happen
● A Karaf fabric container Fabric “Master”
is created Fabric command
Zookeeper
● Fabric agent is registere
Maven
d with Zookeeper
● “Artifacts” to be deploy ssh
ed are loaded from Prof
ile(s) Shell script
● Maven proxy is used
Fabric
“Instance”
Cloud Machine

27. Fuse Fabric - Installation
● Deploy features (= artifacts required)
● Will install commands, libraries required to
communicate with Cloud Providers and
manage instances

28. Fuse Fabric - Setup
● A. Create “ensemble” (optional)
● B. Add a provider B
A
C
A = Api of the jclouds provider
B = Public key
C = Password

29. jclouds
“A Cloud Tooling framework”

30. jclouds
● Umbrella project
● jclouds : open source
library that helps you get
started in the cloud.
● API gives you the freedom
to use portable abstractions
or cloud-specific features.

31. jclouds
● BlobStore api
= simplify storage
management (S3, ...)
● Compute Api
= manage nodes
● Node api
● Tools = Karaf client

32. jclouds
● 30 cloud providers & cloud software stacks
including Amazon, GoGrid, Ninefold, vCloud,
OpenStack, and Azure.

33. Who uses jclouds
● RedHat - OpenShift to deploy applications
to Terremark, RackSpace & EC2
● Twitter, Adobe
● GigaSpace, SalesForces
● General Electric
● Camel, Karaf, Cellar, Fabric

34. Apache CloudStack
“Allow to manager virtual
machines”

35. CloudStack
● Apache project
● Citrix work (> April 2011)
● Software designed to deploy and manage
large networks of virtual machines, as a highly
available, highly scalable Infrastructure as a
Service (IaaS) cloud computing platform.
● Supports the most popular hypervisors:
VMware, Oracle VM, KVM, XenServer and Xen
Cloud Platform

36. CloudStack – Infrastructure

38. CloudStack
●

39. CloudStack – Core Components
●

40. CloudStack – Self Service Portal

41. CloudStack
● Web console :

42. Fuse Fabric : Cloud providers
Amazon EC2 Cloustack
Openstack

43. Fuse Fabric - Join
● A. Create a container in the cloud
● B. Join the container Jclouds in action
Connect to Zookeeper reg.
● C. Connect
ssh session

44. Fuse FMC to simplify your life

45. Fuse FMC

46. Fuse FMC

47. Fuse FMC

48. Fuse FMC

49. iPaaS Architectures

50. Architecture - “On an Island”
Container Container Container
1 2 3
Container Container
1 2
Fabric Ensemble
Cloud A
Fabric Ensemble
Cloud B

51. Architecture - “Interconnected”
Network of Broker
Container Container Container Container
1 2 3 4
Fabric Ensemble
Cloud B
Cloud A

52. Using Fabric Camel

53. Architecture - “Integrated”
Container Container
3 4
Network of Broker
Cloud A
Container Container
1 2
Fabric Ensemble
Intranet

54. Using Fabric ActiveMQ

55. Demo & Conclusion

56. Conclusion
● Fuse Fabric technology is ready and mature
to allow to deploy iPaas projects
● Use best of Java api (jclouds) and support
many Cloud providers
● Support Public, Private and Hybrid
infrastructure
● Designed to deploy Camel, CXF, ActiveMQ in
the cloud

57. Questions
@cmoulliard
cmoulliard@apache.org
Fuse Fabric : http://fabric.fusesource.org