Docker has taken the open source world by storm, offering lightweight, rapidly scalable virtualized environments for running arbitrary code. However, Docker and its ecosystem are still quite immature. What's still missing: an approach to real-time integration that supports the container paradigm, but brings the full power, reliability, and performance of asynchronous interactions to microservices and other container-based components. Jason Bloomberg of Intellyx will kick off this webinar by discussing the importance of real-time, asynchronous behavior for modern architectures, and will also discuss Docker's limitations in the way it handles real-time interactions. Next, Atul Saini, CEO of Fiorano Software, will lay out Fiorano's new open source container offering. He will explain how Fiorano complements Docker, solving many of its limitations. He will also explain how to make microservices created with the Fiorano Microservice Toolkit Docker-ready. By leveraging its years of experience delivering high-performance, real-time middleware, Fiorano's new open source strategy moves beyond traditional integration to help modern enterprises move toward Digital Agility.

1. Jason Bloomberg Atul Saini
• A leading industry analyst and expert on agile
architecture
• Advises on Digital transformation initiatives
• Popular books by Jason
- “The Agile Architecture Revolution”
- “Service Orient or Be Doomed! How Service
Orientation Will Change Your Business”
Speaker Introduction
• Founded Fiorano Software in 1995,
Currently CEO & CTO
• Been at the forefront of integration, SOA
& peer-to-peer distributed processing
• One of the first entrepreneurs to realize
the power of Microservices

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Open Source Containers
Built for
Real-Time Interactions
Jason Bloomberg
President
jason@intellyx.com
@theebizwizard

3. About Jason Bloomberg
• President of industry analyst firm
Intellyx
• Agile digital transformation thought
leader
• Write for Forbes, several blogs, biweekly
newsletter the Cortex
• Buy my latest book,
The Agile Architecture
Revolution
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4. The Paradox of ‘Real-
Time’
• ‘Real-time’ has
multiple meanings
• Users have an
expectation of real-
time performance
– Even though the
meaning is often
ambiguous
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‘Real-time’ doesn’t mean
‘instantaneous’

5. What is ‘Real-Time’?
• Low latency
– Delay in response time
• Up-to-date
– People want the latest
information
• Immediate human interactions
– For example, real-time
multiplayer gaming
• ‘Live’ information processing
– E.g. stock trading
– Fast number crunching
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Any or all of these

6. Real-Time and Digital
• Customers expect real-time behavior
– Sub-second delays can cost your company millions
• An end-to-end challenge
• Mobile technology has raised expectations
– In spite of mobile’s constrained bandwidth
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7. Asynchronous Behavior
• Synchronous user interfaces
used to be the norm
– Request-reply was the default
• Today, asynchronous UIs are
expected
– The ‘Facebook effect’
• Asynch has always improved
performance
– No locking of resources
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Important Enabler of Real-Time

8. The Evolution of HTTP
• HTTP was originally a
fully synchronous
protocol
• Today, HTTP supports
callbacks
– Simple to code, now
part of Node.js, etc.
• Supporting asynch
behavior with REST
still confusing for many
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9. Docker and Asynch
• Docker favors lightweight,
open source queuing
technologies
– RabbitMQ and ActiveMQ the
most popular
• Can also code
microservices with
callbacks
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Largely roll-your-own

10. Real-Time Challenges in
Docker
• Asynch behavior
across elastic set of
containers
• Management of
asynch behavior
• End-to-end asynch
• Remember, the world
is not all Docker!
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Real-time means avoiding bottlenecks
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11. Jason Bloomberg
President, Intellyx
jason@intellyx.com
@theebizwizard
Send email NOW to real@intellyx.com to
download this presentation
Thank You!
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12. Fiorano Open Source ESB
+
Microservice Toolkit
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By:
Atul Saini
CEO & CTO
Fiorano Software Inc.

13. Fiorano’s Open Source Offering
“Open source microservice container
built on top of industry standards
including OSGi (Apache Karaf), JMS
(Apache ActiveMQ)”
Communication
• Deployed Microservices
communicate
asynchronously using
JMS
Runtime
Deployment
• Automatically creates
the JMS endpoints for
individual Microservices
• Also creates “routes”
(i.e. message queues,
Topics) for
communication
Monitoring
• Includes tools and APIs
for managing and
monitoring
Microservices
• Ability to debug and
modify message flows
between Microservices

14. Open Source
Toolkit
• Multi-language support
Java, C, C++ and C#
Wizard
• To auto-generate
skeleton source code
Code Includes
• Eclipse based UI for
configuring (pooling,
multi-threading etc.)
Multiple Examples
• Generated skeleton
code, business logic,
feature illustrations
Pre-built
Microservices
• XSLT, CBR, Cache,
Distribution Service and
XMLVerification
Fiorano Microservices Toolkit

15. Fiorano Microservice Deployment Pack
• Free integrated deployment environment for Microservices and flows
Includes eStudio – eclipse-based graphical tool to visually define interactions
and communications between various microservices in a flow
Define applications (‘flows’) as a composition of multiple microservice
instances
Modify/change microservice source-code or configurations
Web-based dashboard to monitor/manage microservices deployed across the
Fiorano ESB/Container network
• Multiple commonly-used services included for free: JSON CBR,
Aggregator, Splitter, Join, Timer, Sleep, Duplicate Content Check,
Sequencer

16. Asynchronous Messaging: Fiorano
• Fiorano microservices communicate asynchronously
– Linear, unbbounded scalability in cloud, on premise or hybrid deployments
• Asynchronous messaging enables
– easier monitoring at runtime
– external callout hooks for workflow monitoring
– replay of failed data
– integration with big data engines … etc.
• Replace/Modify deployed microservices at runtime without any downtime
or message-loss
– since all requests to a microservice are backed by JMS queue

17. How Fiorano Complements Docker
Docker Fiorano
Docker is mostly focused on deployment of
Microservices and their dependencies
Fiorano includes Microservice-development,
interaction-definition, deployment and monitoring
Docker does not handle communication between
Microservices.
Fiorano allows Microservices to communicate via
asynchronous messaging (JMS)
Docker does not provide a birds eye view of a
solution. It is impossible to visualize the interactions
between Microservices
Fiorano eStudio resolves all these issues
Docker Monitoring: limited to system stats of
various containers deployed
Fiorano : Comprehensive monitoring at
Microservice, application, system level
Data-loss on failure is not handled by each
individual Microservice
Fiorano ESB/Container ensures zero data-loss:
restart where you stopped, inbuilt, real-time high-
availability

18. Fiorano + Docker
• Fiorano Microservices and Servers can be deployed in Docker containers
running on different systems
• Microservices can be deployed in the same Docker container as the server
or as a different Docker container.
DB
SAP
JMS
CCP
Server

19. Fiorano + Docker
DB
SAP
JMS
CCP
Server
• Microservices deployed in a different docker container exchange control
and status information using a custom wire protocol (CCP) built on top of
JMS.
• The Dockerfile necessary for the creation of Docker image corresponding
to a microservice instance is automatically generated by the tool.
• Microservices deployed in different containers communicate over JMS

20. Thank you !
Atul Saini
CEO & CTO
Fiorano Software Inc.
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21. Next Steps…
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