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5847 - Hybrid Integration using Cast Iron and IBM Integration Bus Andrew Humphreys, Jonathan Kempel

IBM Integration Product Management

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Cloud First, Cloud Second, Cloud Last …

WHAT WE SEE SHIFTING

The emergence of cloud is transforming IT and business processes into

digital services.

CONSIDER:

1/4th 50% 85%

72%$250B 50%

CloudNon-Cloud

CAGR growth

for Cloud by 2020

-2%7%

46%

Today 2020

Cloud percentage

of total IT spend

of the world’s applications willbe available in the cloud by 2016.

potential market sizefor cloud by 2017.

of large enterprises will havehybrid cloud deployments by 2017.

of developers already report

that cloud-based services or APIs are part of the applications

they’re designing.

of new software is nowbeing built for the cloud.

Of transaction will be executed on the cloud by 2016

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Pay like a utility for IT, reduce our fixed costs

and benefit from economy of scale

Provide on-demand self-service, commoditized

IT and give us more choices

Expect to specify SLA

Line of Business Driven

Deploy systems faster, easier & on demand

Reduce and rationalize IT infrastructure

Reduce cost of operation

Eeasier to schedule planned updates

Fewer unplanned disruptions

Scale elastically to cope with demand

(Enable chargeback for users)

Ease of deployment and maintenance

IT Driven

What Do We Mean by Cloud Computing?

Lead-to-Order

CollaborationE-Mail, IM

Video, etc…

Expense-to-Payment

Hire-to-Retire

SystemsOf Record

On-Premise

Configure-to-Deliver

Order-to-Cash

Cloud Everywhere …

Install-to-Upgrage

MKT

SFA

FIN

SCMCSS

HCM

Desktop

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Not Public or Private. Dynamic Hybrid is the future.

On-premise IT

Benefits:

Fully customizable

Robust management

Secure by designBest of both worlds.

Better outcomes.

Maximize return on existing IT investments

Match workloads to best-fit infrastructure

Hit the right balance of risk to speed

Meet seasonal capacity without CapEx

Add new capabilities quickly

Benefits:

Low entry cost

Pay-per-use

Highly elastic

Dynamic Hybrid

Cloud IT

Cloud+

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Cloud Integration

APP

APP

Service

ServiceDBAPPDB DB

Enterprise

From within the enterprise to the cloud

From the cloud into the enterprise

Between cloud endpoints

APP

APP

Between endpoints on different clouds and enterprise

Trying to Build Hybrid Solutions Has Led to Dissatisfaction

11%

17%

17%

19%

19%

20%

21%

23%

23%

23%

29%

44%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40%

Integrating Cloud with other Cloud based solutions

Modifying existing IT management and sourcing practices

Viability of Cloud Business Solutions vendors

Ensuring system performance meets or exceeds SLAs

Integrating Cloud with legacy data structures

Availability of enterprise-level support and maintenance

ROI of Cloud not yet verified

Ability of end users to adapt to new business processes

Ability to customize solution

Integrating Cloud with legacy applications

Data and Transaction Integrity concerns

Data Security & Privacy concerns

Of the following, please select your top concerns in deploying a Cloud Business Solution

Source: Saugatuck Technology Inc. global Web survey 2010; n = 790; multiple responses allowed.

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Enterprise Up, Cloud Down

Enterprise Up

Connectivity - Learning

curve

Security (In Transit/ At

Rest)

Performance

(Latency/Bandwidth)

Time To Market

IT has more control

• To decide on strategic

cloud applications

• Plan for integration

ahead

Cloud Down

Connectivity - Learning

curve

Security (Transit/

Rest/Firewall)

Scalability (Apps on cloud)

Time to Market

Visibility

IT has less control

• wider adoption of

SaaS/PaaS by business

• Need rapid fix for lack of

integration

APP

AP

Service

ServiceDBAPPDB DB

Enterprise

The Enterprise Up View of Hybrid Integration

Why is Integration a Challenge?Because Business requirements often drive new IT integration requirements

And more!

Help me target

promotions effectively

Get up-to-date leads to

our reps on the road

Processing an order is

taking too long

Offer our customers a

mobile channel

Challenge: The diversity of modern IT environments

Databases

DevicesWeb 2.0

Mainframe

CICS / IMS

Applications

Web 2.0

Payer Files

MQ, JMS, MSMQ

Microsoft

Services

ERP/EIS/CRM

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Decoupling via Mediation

• Remove impedements to business data flowing between different applications and

systems

• Mediates mismatches between consumer and provider

• Reduce cost of changes and simplify maintenance

• Decouples the consumer view of a service from the actual implementation

• Provider can be altered without affecting the consumer

• Prevent interface changes impacting other business functions

Mediation

Provides connectivity– Protocol translation– Make routing decisions

Handles data mismatches– Parsing and formatting– Data cleansing– Complex mapping

Applies quality of service– Encryption – Logging

Separating business logic from interface logic

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Enterprise Integration Without an ESB

• Duplicated connectivity effort

• One-off and custom connections

• Lack of control

TodayTomorrow

Getting More Value from Mediations

Traffic Management– Throttling and load distribution– Prioritisation– Store/forward and retry– Caching

Security– Access control– Identity propagation– Threat protection– Data validation

Visibility and Intelligence– Service registry– Auditing– Business monitoring– Business rules and analytics

• Apply common policies across an organization

• Avoid duplication and inconsistency of services

• Control access to critical systems and data

• Gain insights and optimise business outcomes

• Review KPIs to identify current trends and influence in-flight processing

• Increase operational control over workload

• Maintain service availability in line with business needs

An Enterprise Service Bus is a container for mediations

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Quick Review – The Enterprise Service Bus

Why is an ESB Important?

• Loose coupling of service consumers and providers

• Centralization of integration functions

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• Loose coupling of service consumers and providers

• Centralization of integration functions

Quick Review – The Enterprise Service Bus

Why is Loose Coupling and Centralization Important?

• Lower integration costs

• Make changes faster

• Provide foundational SOA architecture for high value solutions

IBM Integration Bus – Connect from Anywhere to Anywhere - Robust, flexible integration

Payer

Databases

Devices

Files

Web 2.0 Microsoft

Mainframe

CICS / IMS

MQ, JMS, MSMQ

CONVERT

MATCH & ROUTE

IDENTIFY & DISTRIBUTE

TRANSFORM

Web 2.0

ERP/EIS/CRM

Applications

Services

IBM Integration Bus simplifies integration

• Provides connectivity, universal data transformation and

visibility to the flow of business information

• Eliminates point-to-point connections and batch

processing regardless of platform, protocol or data format

• Runs anywhere, integrates a diverse range of endpoints,

transforms standard, non-standard and custom data

• Supports client choice of developer skills and tools

Why choose IBM Integration Bus*

• “Highly customizable, capable of integrating with data on

over 80 platforms, makes integration intuitive.”

• “IBM’s longevity in the space combined with its overall

reach and market strategy make it the leading integration

solution vendor in the space today.”

• “Scalability and performance, well suited for handling high

message volumes in complex IT environments.”

• “Entry-level pricing may make it enticing for smaller

companies.”* InfoTech Research Group, May 2013

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Integration with Cloud

On-premiseApplications

On-premiseApplications

On-premiseApplications

CRM HCM

Private

Cloud

Cloud Integrations Have Specialized Requirements

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8

Session

Management

Security Simplified

mapping to

vendor APIs

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• Enabling data load and data synch

of SaaS applications

• Monitoring of calls for SaaS

integration APIs

• Masking sensitive data passed to

cloud end points

• Managing data quality from cloud

end points

• Exposing enterprise assets as API’s

for use by application developers

• Building a enterprise catalogue of

services/apis enabling rapid

development, integration and on

boarding of new business apps.

2020

Need for a Cloud Adapter

On-premiseApplications

On-premiseApplications

On-premiseApplications

CRM HCM

Private

Cloud

The Cloud Down View of Hybrid Integration

Cloud Integration looking from the cloud down

MDM SOA

SaaS PaaS IaaS

SaaS admin App Developer

IT ops

Enterprise Boundary

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Cloud Applications Are Empowering

Business…

Ease-of-use

Flexibility

Increased Responsivenessto Evolving Requirements

Ease-of-use

Flexibility

Increased Responsiveness

to Evolving Requirements

…And Cast Iron is Empowering IT to Rapidly Respond to the

Business

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WebSphere Cast Iron Cloud Integration

What Our Integration Solution Does

Integration-as-a-Service Integration on Premise

Physical Integration Appliances

Virtual Integration Appliances

Rapidly connect SaaS / Cloud and on premise applications in just days.

Rapidly integrate with hundreds of on premise

applications

• Packaged applications like SAP, JDE, Siebel etc.

• Home grown apps running on DB2, SQL Server ,etc.

• Private cloud applications built using Web Services, etc.

Eliminate the “swivel chair” approach of

accessing multiple applications

• Real-time visibility of data locked away in back office

applications

Use a Configuration, Not Coding approach to

cloud integration

• Reusable templates called TIPS accelerate time to value

Choose from flexible deployment options:

• Physical appliances running on Data Power platform

• Virtual appliances

• Integration as a service (Cast Iron Live)

Now Available on

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Cast Iron Capabilities

Simple: Configuration- Not Coding

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Cloud

Applications

On-premise

ApplicationsCloud

Applications

On-premise

Applications

Speed &

Simplicity

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Flexible: Completely Maps to Your Cloud Strategy

Repeatable Success

TIP Exchange

TIP Development Kit

TIP Community

For All Types of Projects

UI Mashups

Process Integration

Data Migration

Total Connectivity Deployment Flexibility

Cloud Service

Virtual Appliances

Physical Appliances

Save Up to 80% in Time & Costs

ReduceRisk & TCO

ROI in Months

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Cast Iron Cloud

Securely Connects to your Enterprise

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Customer

Firewall

Enterprise

Physical Appliances

Virtual Appliances

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Template Integration Projects (TIPs)

Helps in rapid development and deployment of orchestrations

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The Value of Cast Iron TIPs

• Wizard-driven process for configuring common integration patterns• Accelerate project timelines

• Reduce skill set

• Use as starting point; modifying as needed to accommodate unique processes/requirements

• Reuse best practices for error handling, connectivity, mapping, etc

• Library of 100’s of TIPs• Cloud to On Premise (Example: Salesforce – SAP)

• Gateway to the Cloud (Example: Salesforce – WebSphere Message Broker)

Cast Iron Value Differentiators

• Out-of-the-box, rich connectors to applications - native connectivity to industry leading SaaS and enterprise applications

• Technology connectors for every type of database, custom applications, web service, and connectivity protocol.

Universal Connectivity

• Only solution that allows for three different deployment options using the same product and code-base.

• It is future-proof - you can start off with one form-factor today, and easily move to another one over-time to scale to your IT strategies.

Complete Scalability

• Cast Iron provides a user-friendly template-based approach via the Template Integration Projects (TIP), giving you templates of common integration scenarios

• Benefit from best-practices and previous success

Total Reusability

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Summary - Unique value of Cast Iron

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Graphical configurationAccelerate time to value by ~40% - 60% compared to custom codeReduce skill set to support integration by $38k/year

Connector Development Kit (CDK)Create reusable connectors in minutes

Template Integration Projects (TIPs)Reduce time to value by 60% - 80% for common integration scenariosReduce skill set to support integrations by 38%

Skill set & TrainingCondense learning curve & increase productivity. Minimize skills required deliver integration –reduce cost by 38%

DeploymentSelf contained Physical, Virtual or Cloud. >1 hour to deploy a solution

Cloud Connectors:Accelerate Cloud-enterprise app connectivity by ~70%

Demo: Cast Iron as cloud connector for IBM Integration Bus

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Cast Iron Live as Cloud connector for IBM Integration Bus

On-premiseApplications

On-premiseApplications

ESB

• Re-use existing assets

• Complex transactions to back-end

systems

• Employ for high throughput and multi-

step processing

Cast Iron:

• Gateway to cloud provides speed &

simplicity

• Complete library of connectors and TIPS

• Rapid integration to packaged apps

• Cloud to cloud

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Cast Iron appliance as Cloud connector for IBM Integration Bus

On-premiseApplications

On-premiseApplications

Salesforce, SAP, Internal DBs, ESB (IIB)

(Synchronize customer master data and compliance-related information; “plugging into” existing ESB)

Workday, FTP and ESB (IIB)

(Synchronize employee data globally)

Skill Set: Cost of resource with skill set needed to extend ESB to cloud.

SFDC API: Concerned regarding effort required to deliver and maintain SFDC connectivity.

Time: Compressed project timeline.

Change Orders: Concerned about long-term maintenance and cost of extending ESB to cloud.

Time to Value: $800k/month spend on project demanded rapid results and no delays.

Cloud Roadmap: Implementation of multiple cloud solutions required scalable infrastructure to support integration requirements.

Replaced Sr. Developer with IT Analyst at a cost savings of $50k+/year

Change orders reduced by ~20 days/year through streamlined connectivity to Salesforce.

Condensed project timelines by 70% - 90% compared to alternatives (ESB and custom code).

Standards-based approach eliminated approximately 1 month/year to support change orders.

Offshore development team became fully fluent in Cast Iron in less than 1 week.

Met all project timelines and milestones.

Extending Cast Iron to support multiple other cloud initiatives.

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Extending ESB to the cloud – Customer case studies

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