DevConf.CZ - Talking Architecture Shop with Anyone
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We've all had the retail shopping experience, either online or in a physical shop, but have you ever wanted to take a serious look at how they deliver that experience in a cost effective manner at scale? This session takes attendees on a tour of three architecture blueprints covering three of the most interesting solutions retail organisations have to implement successfully to survive. Not only are these architecture solutions interesting, but they are based on successful real life implementations featuring open source technologies and power a lot of your world wide shopping experiences. The following three use cases will be discussed and detailed in architectural diagrams showcasing how open technologies are integrated to solve them: - Supply chain integration - Real-time stock control - Point of sale The attendee shall depart this session with a working knowledge of how to map general open source technologies to their solutions with examples all based on real life use cases. Material covered is available freely online and attendees can use these solutions as starting points for aligning to their own solution spaces as they can be pre-loaded into our architecture diagram tooling for modification. Furthermore, content is available online for each of these use cases providing attendees with reference material post conference.
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- 1. Talking Architecture Shop with Anyone Eric D. Schabell Portfolio Architect Technical Director @ericschabell Jan 2022 Exploring Open Source Success at Scale
- 5. These architectures are providing a common repeatable process, visual language and tool set, presentations, and architecture diagrams. These document customer deployments of three or more open source technologies that continuously advance successful customer use cases. TALKING ARCHITECTURE SHOP Demos Customer research Enablement & Presentations Presentation Videos Diagrams Publications Solution Brief
- 6. Supply Chain Integration Introduction Reuse existing 3rd party systems whilst transitioning to new systems Connect multiple 3rd party systems within supply chain Integrate AI/ML information with data passed to 3rd party supply chain systems Business Drivers AI / ML data enrichment Integration Data Integration, Transform Container Platform API Management 3rd Party Supply Chain System Supplier Systems
- 7. THREE LEVELS OF ARCHITECTURE Logical view High level abstractions of services and platforms. No networking or data flows. Service descriptions can be added. Schema / Physical Describes the main nodes and services and their interactions and network connections. Product details can be included. Cardinality and logical groupings can be described. Node or Service detail Detailed look at one specific service. Includes deployment mode, storage and networking details. TALKING ARCHITECTURE SHOP
- 10. Customer Data Storage Available to Sell Real-time Stock Control Introduction Avoid under or over stocking Maintain accurate stock levels across all channels Real-time stock inventory visible to customers, business and 3rd parties Business Drivers Order Management Supply Chain Systems Logistics Systems Catalog Management Data Storage Integration Red Hat Software as a Service API Management Business Processes Colleague Supplier Partner Vendor Store Warehouse Head Office Events Container Platform
- 13. Omnichannel Customer Experience Introduction Distributed deployments, non- centralized integration Data management, security, and user access Multiple protocol support through different integration technologies Business Drivers Customer Single- sign-on Internal Systems Data Storage 3rd-Party Services External Platform Backend Systems Applications API Management Business Processes Supplier Partner Vendor Container Platform Front-end Services Service Integration Data Integration
- 14. Consistency of PoS estate; security and updates Smart Management Pos image build process Source repository Point of Sale Introduction Automated build, manage, and deployment Remote management of all PoS Red Hat host Business Drivers Store Application Build process Image store Automation Deploy, patch PoS Data store Image cache and data cache Red Hat host Aggregated sales data Red Hat host Store Image cache and data cache Red Hat host Aggregated sales data Sales data Retail Data Framework
- 17. MORE INFORMATION TALKING ARCHITECTURE SHOP Portfolio Architecture Examples https://gitlab.com/redhatdemocentral/portfolio-architecture-examples Portfolio Architecture Diagram Tool https://redhatdemocentral.gitlab.io/portfolio-architecture-tooling/ Portfolio Architecture Workshops Complete workshop on using the tool. Recommended you go through this workshop. https://redhatdemocentral.gitlab.io/portfolio-architecture-workshops
- 18. Thank you Eric D. Schabell Portfolio Architect Technical Director @ericschabell Jan 2022
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- Talking Architecture Shop with Anyone (DevConf.CZ) We've all had the retail shopping experience, either online or in a physical shop, but have you ever wanted to take a serious look at how they deliver that experience in a cost effective manner at scale? This session takes attendees on a tour of three architecture blueprints covering three of the most interesting solutions retail organisations have to implement successfully to survive. Not only are these architecture solutions interesting, but they are based on successful real life implementations featuring open source technologies and power a lot of your world wide shopping experiences. The following three use cases will be discussed and detailed in architectural diagrams showcasing how open technologies are integrated to solve them: Supply chain integration Real-time stock control Point of sale The attendee shall depart this session with a working knowledge of how to map general open source technologies to their solutions with examples all based on real life use cases. Material covered is available freely online and attendees can use these solutions as starting points for aligning to their own solution spaces as they can be pre-loaded into our architecture diagram tooling for modification. Furthermore, content is available online for each of these use cases providing attendees with reference material post conference. https://bit.ly/devconfcz-talking-architecture-shop
- Architecture is not hard, or is it… we all have the best intentions but having a good plan does not always mean it’s going to work out the way you draw it up… (Photo: https://unsplash.com/photos/fteR0e2BzKo)
- You must be thinking…. How did that happen? (Photo: https://www.reddit.com/r/NotMyJob/comments/54wdx0/built_the_staircase_exactly_as_designed_boss/)
- Imagine if you have a plan based on others who’ve built this before you? Would that help? Enter Portfolio Architectures, providing proven value: Giving organizations proven implementation designs for open source solutions Illustrating how organizations can combine open source solutions to solve business problems High level architecture as a guide with flexibility for existing architecture choices (Photo: https://unspalsh.com)
- Building consistent and useful architecture diagrams is challenging. As the product portfolio grows we are providing clear and reusable portfolio architectures for use with our partners and customers.
- Introduction to the business drivers and solution story for the use case: Streamlining integration between different elements of a retail supply chain for on-premise, cloud, and other third-party interactions.
- Three levels of the diagrams produced for a portfolio architecture; logical, physical, and detailed.
- This is the logical view of the solution architecture. (Click here to load this diagram in the design tooling)
- This is a physical view of the example architecture as deployed within a container-based platform. (Click here to load this diagram in the design tooling)
- Introduction to the business drivers and solution story for the use case: Providing (near) real-time stock positions and dynamic pricing promotions information to retailer omnichannels.
- This is the logical view of the solution architecture. (Click here to load this diagram in the design tooling)
- This is a physical view of the example architecture as deployed within a container-based platform. (Click here to load this diagram in the design tooling)
- Introduction to the business drivers and solution story, with use case: Omnichannel implies integration and orchestration of channels such that the experience of engaging across all the channels someone chooses to use.
- Introduction to the business drivers and solution story for the use case: Simplifying and modernizing central management of distributed point-of-sale devices with built in support for container based applications.
- This is the logical view of the solution architecture. (Click here to load this diagram in the design tooling)
- This is a physical view of the example architecture as deployed within a container-based platform. (Click here to load this diagram in the design tooling)
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- Talking Architecture Shop with Anyone (DevConf.CZ) We've all had the retail shopping experience, either online or in a physical shop, but have you ever wanted to take a serious look at how they deliver that experience in a cost effective manner at scale? This session takes attendees on a tour of three architecture blueprints covering three of the most interesting solutions retail organisations have to implement successfully to survive. Not only are these architecture solutions interesting, but they are based on successful real life implementations featuring open source technologies and power a lot of your world wide shopping experiences. The following three use cases will be discussed and detailed in architectural diagrams showcasing how open technologies are integrated to solve them: Supply chain integration Real-time stock control Point of sale The attendee shall depart this session with a working knowledge of how to map general open source technologies to their solutions with examples all based on real life use cases. Material covered is available freely online and attendees can use these solutions as starting points for aligning to their own solution spaces as they can be pre-loaded into our architecture diagram tooling for modification. Furthermore, content is available online for each of these use cases providing attendees with reference material post conference. https://bit.ly/devconfcz-talking-architecture-shop