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© 2006 Globus TechnologiesGlobus Technologies

Globus Technologies NVpresents the

© 2006 Globus Technologies

Topics

• The Integration Landscape Today

• Enterprise Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) vision

• gloobusservicebus– Transportation– Integration

• Beyond Integration


Accidental Architecture

• Proprietary technologies and skill sets

• Multiple communication infrastructures

• High cost of license, consulting and ownership

• Complexity of inter-organizational collaboration

• Islands of integration


Processes are fragmented

Applications deployed in different departments and agencies become silos of data and process.

How can I flexibly incorporate data and process from across the enterprise?


Enterprise SOA Vision

APPLICATION SERVER

USER-DEFINED SERVICE

LEGACY APPLICATION

APPLICATION SERVER

(BEA, IBM, JBoss, Oracle, etc)

RELATIONAL DATABASE

PORTAL SERVICE

Idealized world where data and process flows naturally


Implement Service-oriented Architecture

• Eliminates fixed formats• Makes files self-describing• Can be extended without breaking• Universally understood



Add New Standards-based (Web) Services• Provides standards-based services interface• Follows Client-Server paradigm• Hides implementation details• Enables reuse



But have we solved the whole problem?

• How do you change business process?• Is it reliable, scalable and secure?• How do you manage and monitor distributed

services?


Implement Service-Oriented Architecture

• Provides standards-based services interface• Designed for distributed functionality• Hides implementation details• Enables reuse

Add New Standards-based (Web) Services


Deploy an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) – gloobusservicebus

Reliably Connect and Coordinate Interaction of Services Reliable communications backbone Service-oriented architecture (SOA) Intelligent routing XML transformation Extensible network


Transportation : SonicMQ

• Industry-standard messaging specification– Developed by Sun and other leading vendors– Required component in J2EE 1.3

• Common set of APIs and semantics– Publish and Subscribe– Point-to-Point– Synchronous and Asynchronous message delivery

• Message delivery Quality of Service (QoS)– Guaranteed– Once-and-only-once– At-most-once

• Deployment architecture not addressed– Vendor implementations not created equal

Java Message Service (JMS)


Messaging Domains

Reservations

Ticketing

Order fulfillment

Online trading

Point to Point

SenderSenderSenderSenderPotentialPotentialReceiverReceiver

PotentialPotentialReceiverReceiver



QueueQueueQueueQueue

Stock ticker

Price changes

Catalog updates

Data replication

Publish and Subscribe

PublisherPublisherPublisherPublisher TopicTopicTopicTopic

SubscriberSubscriberSubscriberSubscriber

SubscriberSubscriberSubscriberSubscriber


Beyond JMS, Enterprise Messaging

Security

Requires…

Connectivity

Availability

Reliability

Scalability

Management


SonicMQ, Enterprise Grade Messaging Backbone

• Reliability– Once and only once– 2-phase transactions– High connection availability

• Scalability– Multi-threaded architecture– Clusters– Dynamic Routing

Architecture™– Connection Management

• Manageability– Manage and configure centrally– Pluggable security – Extensive connectivity

gloobusservicebus Infrastructure Messaging

• Architected for high capacity*– Connections > 2000– Destinations > 80,000– Messages > 8,000/s (persistent)– Latency < 10ms

• Actual figures depend on environment

• Encryption – Built-in payload encryption

• Secure messaging without performance cost of SSL

– Channel encryption• SSL with up to 168-bit keys

• Authentication – Built-in username/password authentication– Supports digital certificates for user

authentication• Authorization

– Specify rights of authenticated users – Exploit destination hierarchies and groups of

users to simplify administration

• Firewall-friendly– HTTP, SSL, HTTPS, TCP

• Range of deployment options– Hardened for deployment in DMZ– Deploy internally in conjunction with proxy

servers• SonicMQ JMS Client APIs

– Java/J2EE, COM/.Net, C/C++ and Progress 4GL

• DRA– Connection will be established when needed– Flexible Security Scheme– Not only for WAN but also inter-department


Continuous Availability Architecture (CAA™)

SP

SHARED STORAGE

CONVENTIONAL FAILOVER Gloobusservicebus CAA

HARDWARECLUSTER SP

CLIENT

REAL-TIMEREPLICATION

• Minutes to rebuild and recover

• Client rolls back failed TXN

• Expensive 3rd-party SW & HW

• High cost to build and admin

• Seconds to resume

• Transparent to client

• No 3rd-party HA products needed

• Simple and flexible

CLIENT CLIENTS


Enterprise Grade Messaging Backbone

Head OfficeRegional Office

Partner

BusinessApplication

BusinessApplication

BusinessApplication

BusinessApplication

BusinessApplication

BusinessApplication

BusinessApplication

Regional Office

BusinessApplication

BusinessApplication

BusinessApplication

Cluster

P S

P S

Broker Cluster

P S

P SP S

A way to reliably connect services across domains


Merged together to form a “Bus”

Used to reliably connect service containers

Secure, Scalable Clustering,Continuous Availability


Connecting to Sonic ESB

HTTP

FileDrop

Generic Protocol API Bridges Adapters File DropAppServer Connectors

Java/J2EECOM/.NET,

C/C++4GLHTTP WebSphereMQ

Tibco/RV

SiebelSAPCICSetc.


Adapters for gloobus®servicebus

Legacy Connectivity Integration Packaged Apps• Ariba• Baan• BroadVision• Clarify• Commerce One• Hogan Financials• I2 Technologies• Integral Systems• J.D. Edwards• OneWorld• Lawson• Manugistics• Millennium• Oracle Financials• PeopleSoft 7&8• SAP, MySAP• Siebel• Vantive• Walker Interactive

B2B Adapters• BizTalk Framework• EDI-ANSI X12 • EDI-EDIFACT• FIX, FIXML• HIPPA, HL7• ISO 15022• SWIFT, SWIFTML

Transaction • Bull, Unisys• CICS• IBM OTMA• IMS/TM• Tuxedo• ClearPath

CORBA Adapters• Orbix, Visibroker• Any INS or IFR-compliant ORB

XML Adapters

• XML, XBRL, XCBL• OAGIS, OAG BOD

Messaging Adapters• Microsoft MSMQ• Candle Roma• Oracle AQ

E-mail Adapters• cc:mail• Lotus Notes• Microsoft Exchange

Communication• APPC, DECNet • LU 0, LU 2, LU 6.2• NetBIOS, WAP, XCF

Online & Terminal• 3270, 5250• COBOL,FOCUS• FORTRAN, Pascal • Perl, Python, RPG

Data, Mainframe, Legacy

• Adabas, Adabas/C• ALLBASE/SQL, ALL-IN-1• Btrieve, CA-Datacom• C-ISAM (Informix, Microfocus)• Cloudscape, D-ISAM • DB2, Delimited Files• ENSCRIBE, Essbase, Excel• FOCUS, NOMAD, Foxpro• IDMS/R, IDMS/SQL, • IMS, ISAM, VSAM• InfoMan, Informix, Ingres• Lotus Notes, Microsoft Access• Microsoft SQL Server, OLAP• Model 204, SUPRA• MUMPS, Pick, NonStop SQL• Oracle 7, 8i, 9i• Rdb, Red Brick, RMS• SQL MP Nonstop, SQL/DS• Sybase, Sybase/IQ• Teradata, TOTAL, Unisys DMS

…and more


A Sample Process

Entry

Exit

Rejected

Fault


Extended Enterprise Direction


SOA Maturity Model

BUSINESS BENEFITS

Optimization

Transformation

Responsiveness

Cost Effectiveness

Functionality

5Optimized Business Services

4 Measured BusinessServices

2 Architected Services

3 BusinessServices

CollaborativeServicesa b

1 Initial Services

SOA MATURITY LEVEL

gloobusservicebus Here…

BAM/ESP Here…


Business Activity Monitoring

Legacy.NETJ2EEOracleSAP

gloobusservicebus

• Detects and responds to changing business conditions• gloobusservicebus creates visibility across business systems

BAM Multi processing

Server

EventStream

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