Enterprise Integration Architectural Challenges in Large Enterprise By Crishantha Nanayakkara

1. Colombo Architecture Meetup
Enterprise Integration Architectural
Challenges in Large Enterprises
By Crishantha Nanayakkara
Head of Technology, ICTA

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EnterpriseEnterprise
ApplicationApplication
IntegrationIntegration

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The Information Silos
Systems that are not connected
Drawbacks:
● Isolated without insufficient
communication to the rest of the
world

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The Enterprise Integration
Benefits:
● Provides a way to connect each
other
Drawbacks:
● Extremely “Spaghetti” like
architecture, create headaches

6. The Enterprise Integration

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EnterpriseEnterprise
ApplicationApplication
IntegrationIntegration
ArchitecturalArchitectural
ChallengesChallenges

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● Integration
● Reliability
● Mediation
● Service Orientation
● Interoperability
● Security
● Federated Identity

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1. Integration1. Integration

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Point-to-Point Integration

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Point-to-Point Integration
Specifically, linking every component to every other
component will require N(N-1)/2 physical connections
N = Total Number of Components in the Network
e.g: If there are 10 components in the network,
Total number of physical connections = 10 (10-1)/2
= 45

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Point-to-Point Integration
● The value of the network increases linearly over time
while its costs increase exponentially

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The Solution
A more centralized approached to the previous point-to-point approach
The Solution

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2. Reliability2. Reliability

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● This creates a loosely-coupled distributed system,
which can continue to function reliably, without
downtime, even when individual components or
connections fail
Message Oriented Middleware

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● Supports Remote Communications
● Integrating different language/platforms as a
Message Bus (Message Bus Pattern)
● Supports Asynchronous Communication
● Supports Throttling
● More reliable
● Can be used for disconnected operations
● Supports mediation
Message Oriented Middleware

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3. Mediation3. Mediation

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Enterprise Integration Patterns

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Enterprise Integration Patterns
Message Router
Pipes and Filters

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Enterprise Integration Patterns
Content Based Router
Message Translator

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Enterprise Integration Patterns
Message Filter
Message Splitter

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Enterprise Integration Patterns
Message Aggregator
Message Resequencer

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Enterprise Integration Patterns

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The integrated SOLUTION

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5. Service5. Service
OrientationOrientation

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The SOA Environment
Source: Open Source SOA

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A typical SOA environment
● Service Interfaces/ Contracts
● Service Transparency
● Service Composition
● Service Registry or Publication
● Service Governance

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The Core Characteristics of SOA
1) The Service Interface / Contract

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The Core Characteristics of SOA
2) The Service Transparency What if you change
the IP of this
address???

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The Core Characteristics of SOA
2) The Service Transparency

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The Core Characteristics of SOA
3) Service Composition
– There are two general types of composite services
● Simple
● Complex
– Simple: Simply wraps one or more lower­level
services together into a more coarse­grained operation
– Complex: (Work Flow Type BPM)
● WS­BPEL
● Entry Point of invoking WS­BPEL is usally a web
service

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The Core Characteristics of SOA
3) Service Composition

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The Technologies of SOA

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Bottom Up Vs Contract First
● Why Contract First is better?

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6. Interoperability6. Interoperability

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Private Sector Companies
Services
Application
Services
Application
The Department of Motor Traffic
Vehicle Domain
Services
Application
The Department Registration of Persons
Personal Domain
Services
Application
The Land Ministry
Land Domain

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DMTDMT
Translation
in
the
Middleware
Translation
in
the
Middleware
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Owner Last Name
Owner Address Line1
Owner Address Line2
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Vehicle Reg No
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Weight
Number of Seats
Owner First Name
Owner Last Name
Owner Address Line1
Owner Address Line2
Owner City
Vehicle Reg No
Fuel Type
Weight
Number of Seats
Owner Full Name
Owner Address
Vehicle Reg No
Fuel Type
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Number of Seats
Owner Full Name
Owner Address
Vehicle Reg No
Fuel Type
Weight
Number of Seats

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The Need
● So many distributed & diverse systems,
– May have used various technologies
– May have used various data architectures
– May have used conflicting policies,
procedures, guidelines

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The Solution
● Standardize data representation, formats and
semantics on the wire by having an
Interoperability Framework
● Use Open Standards
Services Oriented Architecture
&
Web Services

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Interoperability Frameworks

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Enterprise Architecture
● Enterprise Architecture is the complete
expression of the enterprise
● “Enterprise Architecture is about
understanding all of the different elements
that go to make up the enterprise and how
those elements interrelate.” - The Open
Group

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Enterprise Architecture
Frameworks (EAF)

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7. Security7. Security

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Transport Vs Message Level
Security

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Point to Point Security
ESB as a Security Gateway

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End to End Security
with Pass Through

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End to End Security
with Security Translantion at ESB Level

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Web Services Security Stack
Reference: Securing Web Services with WS-Security (Jothy Rsenberg, David L Remy)

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8. Federated Identity8. Federated Identity

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● SAML provides a loosely coupled identity
management with the help of WS-Trust and WS-
Fedeartion specifications.

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