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Oracle Mobile Cloud Service:
Gates to Enterprise Mobility For
Your Business
Mireille Duroussaud
Mobile Cloud Platform
Oracle Central PM
Emin Askerov
FMW Consultant
ISV Migration Center
October 29, 2015
Oracle Confidential – Internal/Restricted/Highly Restricted
Presented by

Agenda
Enterprise Mobile Development Challenges
Oracle Mobile Cloud Service Features Overview and Demo
 Mobile Backends
 Platform APIs
 Custom APIs
 Connectors
 MCS Client SDK
Demo: Consuming Mobile Cloud Service from Oracle MAF App
Summary
Q&A
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2
3
4
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5

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Agenda
 Mobile Backends
 Platform APIs
 Custom APIs
 Connectors
 MCS Client SDK
Summary
Q&A
1
2
3
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4
5

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The World Has Gone Mobile
150
the average number of
times a person look as their
mobile each day
We look at
our phones more
than we look at
our loved ones
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Growth Of Mobile In The Enterprise
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60+% of people
reported they are using
their personal device
at work
By 2017, 100% of the LOB apps in
customer-facing roles and 75% of
LOB apps in internally facing roles
will be built for mobile-first
consumption.
30–35% of large enterprises will
leverage mobile application
development platforms to develop
and deploy mobile apps across
their organizations in 2015.
Mobile worker population will reach 1.3 Billion in 2015
Source: IDC Worldwide Mobile Worker Population 2011-2015 Forecast
Source: Gartner Device: The facts and the future

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Always on, always connected, context driven
Mobile – The new Engagement Channel
MY KEYS
My Keys

The Two Biggest Disruptions To The Enterprise
MOBILE
Has transformed every facet
of modern society
CLOUD
Has transformed every facet
of the IT infrastructure
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With Growth Comes Challenges
No integration across apps & backend systems
Not easily portable to other development environments
Not customizable to your business needs
Lack of Secure Access
Limited views into productivity…No Analytics
Harder to maintain, not upgrade protected
Growth
Challenges
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Core HR,
Peoplesoft
Mobile storage
Social
Networks
Talent
management,
Taleo, Cloud
SAP
On-Premise
Taleo
Google
Map Service
Core HR
1A

3rd App Problem

This simple app soon became complicated to develop…
Client Development Tools
Integration
Security
Mobile Services
Monitor & Analyze
Multiple Environments
Image courtesy of David Castillo Dominici at FreeDigitalPhotos.net
1A

Time spent on integration
• Multiple sources of data
• Mobile dev not a 1st class citizen
• APIs not mobile ready
• No API Catalog
Cross platform support
• Multi-form factors (BYOD)
• Multiple client dev options
• Mobile security integration
• Mobile services integration
Have no mobile analytics in their
applications
• App usage
• App performance & diagnostics
• Business metric analysis
Updating or releasing mobile
apps every 6 months or less
• Continuous development
• Multiple environments
• Life cycle management
Source: Mobile Business Statistics, CSO Online 2014Source: Information Week 2011
Source: Triangle Research Survey 2014
2/3
78% 87%
1A

Agenda
 Mobile Backends
 Platform APIs
 Custom APIs
 Connectors
 MCS Client SDK
Summary
Q&A
1
2
3
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4
5

• Centralise mobile integration,
diagnostics, logging in the cloud
• Design mobile specific APIs
– Shape & expose services and APIs
• Pre-built mobile services
– Push notifications
– Storage
– Offline synchronization
• Integrated security
Oracle Mobile Cloud Service
1A

• Analyse business impact
• Client agnostic development tools
• Diagnostic and logging
• Built-in continuous delivery SDLC
– Development, stage, production areas
– Artefact versioning
1A

Oracle Cloud
Cloud/Internet
On-Premise
MCS
Client SDK
Custom APIsMobile Backend Connectors
Platform APIs
REST APIs
1A

The gateway for mobile apps
to interface with the exposed
MCS services and indirectly
enterprise backend services.
Security and exposing the
platform and custom APIs are
MBE key concepts.
Mobile Backend
2B

Mobile Backend
API
API
API
API
API
REST
SDK
Mobile Backend Overview
• Gateway
• Authentication & authorization
• Group & publish APIs
• Consume via REST or mobile SDK
• Hides implementation details
• Create 1 to many used by 1+ apps
• Versioned, deployed, managed
2B

Demonstration

Custom APIs give you the
chance to take the ugly,
horrible mess of on premise
legacy enterprise endpoints,
combined with 3rd party web
services, and turn them into
optimized endpoints for
mobile consumption.
Custom APIs • Beyond prebuilt Platform APIs
• Build your own Custom APIs
– Define RESTful endpoints
– Implemented in Node.js
– Consume Connectors
• Expose through Mobile Backends
– Can be reused
– Protected by roles
2E

Mobile
Backend
Mobile
App ConnectorsCustom API
Nodehttp://rest/api
External
Services
ImplementationInterface
Mobile Developer
Service Developer
Defines Interface
REST API
Mock data
Defines Implementation
Node.js code
Connectors
The mobile developer & service developer work hand in hand in parallel.
Or 1 person does all the work in sequence.
The choice is yours.
2E

Interface
1. Creates the Custom API
2. Defines the endpoints
• REST APIs endpoints
• HTTP methods (GET, PUT, POST, DELETE)
• Media types
• Schemas, traits, resources types
• Create via MCS UI or RAML
3. Defines security
4. Exposes through mobile backend
5. Tests via UI using 'mockup' data
Implementation
1. Implements connectors
2. Implement Node.js code
3. Uploads & sets which version of code
4. Tests via UI using real code
The Custom API implementation &
Node.js are explained in later deck.
The Development Process: Interface vs Implementation
2E

Demonstration

• Represents a connection to an
external system
• Configured, declarative, not coded
• Service developers define possible
interactions via Node
• Consumed like any other API
• Use is optional
What is a Connector API?

Connector Advantages
• Abstract calls to external systems
– Calls made in a consistent fashion
– Consistent design approach among connectors
– Facilitates maintenance
• Tight integration with MCS diagnostics and analytics
• Declarative security policies
– Consumers are shielded from technology changes and credentials manipulation
– Rely on trusty and proven Oracle technologies (OWSM, CSF)

Demonstration

• Mobile focused services
• Solve common dev requirements
• Prebuilt, tested, optimized
• Published via a mobile backend
• Accessed via external REST APIs
• Or MCS Mobile Client SDK
Reducing the burden on
mobile developers, platform
APIs provide common mobile
functions like push, data
storage and synchronization
leaving developers to focus on
the unique app requirements.
Platform APIs
3A

Demonstration

• Native mobile platform APIs
–Android, iOS...
• Saves hand written REST calls
• Significantly reduces native code
• Prebuilt, tested, optimized
The MCS mobile client SDK
saves mobile developers time
to focus on the unique mobile
app requirements, providing
native, optimized APIs to call
MCS without coding from the
ground up.
Mobile Client SDK
11A

Mobile Cloud
Service
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MCS SDK Shared Architecture with MAF MCS Utility
Notifications
Storage
Service Proxies
Custom API
REST Calls
SDK
Platform
APIs
User Management
Analytics
MBE Manager
Mobile Backend
Mobile Backend
Mobile Backend
11B

• Build Once, Run on Multiple-Platforms
• Simpler Extensible UI development
• Javascript / Java for business logic
• Integrated Security
• Full Access to Native Device Features
• Modular, Reusable Application Components
• In App configurability
• Disconnected: SQLite with Encryption
Oracle Mobile Application Framework
Productivity Boosting Framework
40

Demonstration
Consuming Mobile Cloud Service from
Oracle MAF Application
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Key capabilities
Summary: Oracle Mobile Cloud Service
• API’s extensible with JavaScript (Node.JS)
• Built in Mobile APIs (Sync, Push, User Mgmt..)
• Development environment based on persona / role
• Enterprise grade security
• Client Development Tool Agnostic
• Usage & analytics for developers & business owners
• Integrated with Oracle’s complete PaaS solution
and applications
Built for Mobile

Find Out More….
• FMW & PaaS Webcasts Series For Partners in November 2015
– MCS Webcast Session:
https://eventreg.oracle.com/profile/web/index.cfm?PKWebId=0x2866353594
• EMEA Partner Enablement Calendar
– Re-Think Mobile with Oracle Mobile Cloud Service (MCS):
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4427061893144813058
• Oracle Mobile Platform YouTube Channel
– https://www.youtube.com/user/OracleMobilePlatform

For More Information
Visit: oracle.com/mobile
Or cloud.oracle.com/mobile

Q&A
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Mireille Duroussaud
Mobile Cloud Platform
Oracle Central PM
mireille.duroussaud@oracle.com
Emin Askerov
Oracle IMC FMW Consultant
emin.askerov@oracle.com
ISV Migration Center blog: http://blogs.oracle.com/imc
ISV Migration Center email: partner.imc@beehiveonline.oracle.com

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