A presentation at Muffin Conference Sofia in in Sofia, Bulgaria by Petyo Dimitrov
Service Oriented Architecture … with the IBM SOA stack Dimitar Petkov & Petyo Dimitrov
Agenda Service Oriented Architecture Business Process Management Enterprise Service Bus Related technologies 2/67
Structure theory demo 3/67
About us… IIB 4/67
Service Oriented Architecture
SOA – definition kind of vague 6/67
SOA – definition (continued) 7/67
SOA – definition (continued) decompose to services combine services 8/67
SOA – definition (continued) simplify change 9/67
SOA – definition (continued) embrace heterogeneity 10/67
SOA – drivers 11/67
SOA – drivers (complex systems) 12/67
SOA – drivers (multi-ownership) 13/67
Common enterprise “landscape” 14/67
Sample SOA reorganization 15/67
SOA concepts – services 16/67
SOA concepts – interoperability 17/67
SOA concepts – loose coupling 18/67
SOA – service types 19/67
SOA – fundamental maturity level 20/67
SOA – federated maturity level 21/67
SOA – process maturity level 22/67
SOA – service implementation JAX-WS JAX-RS EJB Spring SCA BPEL BPEL BPMN2 jPDL UML 23/67
SOA – IBM stack for assembly Rational Application Developer IBM Process Designer IBM Integration Designer IBM Integration Toolkit 24/67
SOA – IBM stack for deploy WebSphere Application Server IBM Business Process Manager IBM Integration Bus WebSphere MQ 25/67
SOA – demonstration 26/67
Business Process Management
BPM – business process 28/67
BPM – orchestration 29/67
BPM – definition 30/67
BPM – purpose 31/67
BPM – the perception 32/67
BPM – process lifecycle 33/67
BPM – building the process model 34/67
BPM – the playbacks 1. BPD 2. UI 3. Integrate 4. Finalize 35/67
BPM – BPMN2 building blocks 36/67
BPM – demonstration 37/67
Enterprise Service Bus
ESB – definition “buzz”-word enterprise integration tools rebranded? needed for SOA? 39/67
ESB – integration tool integration between enterprise systems 40/67
ESB – set of EAI patterns and more… 41/67
ESB – example patterns Selective Consumer Polling Consumer Event-Driven Consumer 42/67
ESB – SOA backbone IBM WebSphere Message Broker IBM WebSphere ESB IBM Integration Bus Oracle Service Bus JBoss ESB Mule ESB Apache ServiceMix TIBCO ActiveMatrix ESB 43/67
ESB details – data mediation 44/67
ESB details – multiple protocols binary JMS SOAP HTTP POX files JDBC 45/67
ESB details – message routing Service registry payload online? 46/67
ESB details – data transformation 47/67
ESB details – security 48/67
ESB details – monitoring 49/67
ESB – types 50/67
ESB – demonstration 51/67
Related Technologies
CEP – definition C O M P L E X 53/67
CEP – definition (continued) EVENTS 54/67
CEP – definition (continued) 55/67
CEP – definition (continued) D E C I S I O N 56/67
CEP and BPM: process events correlate processes 57/67
CEP and BPM: process events dashboards 58/67
CEP and BPM: process events debug process 59/67
CEP and BPM: events process event business processes 60/67
EDM – definition ENTERPRISE DECISION MANAGEMENT AKA BUSINESS RULE MANAGEMENT (BRMS) 61/67
EDM – decision table 62/67
SOA – real-life example Declaration Management System Netherlands 63/67
SOA – DMS systems 64/67
SOA – DMS main process 65/67
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dimitar.petkov@musala.com petyo.dimitrov@musala.com 12.09.2015 Service Oriented Architecture with the IBM SOA stack 67/66
In this topic, we would look into the basic characteristics of Service Oriented Architecture and highlight its applicability in large enterprise environments. We would also see how an Enterprise Service Bus can be used for implementing and organizing the communication between separate heterogeneous services in our SOA. Once basic services are defined, we would see how we can design and implement more complex orchestration of them that correspond to a particular business process in the organization via BPMN2. All these features of SOA would be demonstrated with a proof-of-concept solution for employee recruitment using IBM Business Process Manager 8 and IBM Enterprise Service Bus 8. Finally, we would see what additional features are offered by the IBM SOA stack to interact, monitor, extend and debug the solution in IBM Process Center.
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