Service Oriented Architecture … with the IBM SOA stack

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Service Oriented Architecture … with the IBM SOA stack Dimitar Petkov & Petyo Dimitrov

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Agenda Service Oriented Architecture Business Process Management Enterprise Service Bus Related technologies 2/67

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Structure theory demo 3/67

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About us… IIB 4/67

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Service Oriented Architecture

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SOA – definition kind of vague 6/67

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SOA – definition (continued) 7/67

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SOA – definition (continued) decompose to services combine services 8/67

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SOA – definition (continued) simplify change 9/67

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SOA – definition (continued) embrace heterogeneity 10/67

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SOA – drivers 11/67

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SOA – drivers (complex systems) 12/67

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SOA – drivers (multi-ownership) 13/67

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Common enterprise “landscape” 14/67

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Sample SOA reorganization 15/67

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SOA concepts – services 16/67

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SOA concepts – interoperability 17/67

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SOA concepts – loose coupling 18/67

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SOA – service types 19/67

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SOA – fundamental maturity level 20/67

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SOA – federated maturity level 21/67

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SOA – process maturity level 22/67

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SOA – service implementation JAX-WS JAX-RS EJB Spring SCA BPEL BPEL BPMN2 jPDL UML 23/67

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SOA – IBM stack for assembly Rational Application Developer IBM Process Designer IBM Integration Designer IBM Integration Toolkit 24/67

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SOA – IBM stack for deploy WebSphere Application Server IBM Business Process Manager IBM Integration Bus WebSphere MQ 25/67

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SOA – demonstration 26/67

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Business Process Management

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BPM – business process 28/67

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BPM – orchestration 29/67

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BPM – definition 30/67

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BPM – purpose 31/67

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BPM – the perception 32/67

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BPM – process lifecycle 33/67

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BPM – building the process model 34/67

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BPM – the playbacks 1. BPD 2. UI 3. Integrate 4. Finalize 35/67

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BPM – BPMN2 building blocks 36/67

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BPM – demonstration 37/67

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Enterprise Service Bus

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ESB – definition “buzz”-word enterprise integration tools rebranded? needed for SOA? 39/67

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ESB – integration tool integration between enterprise systems 40/67

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ESB – set of EAI patterns and more… 41/67

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ESB – example patterns Selective Consumer Polling Consumer Event-Driven Consumer 42/67

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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

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ESB details – data mediation 44/67

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ESB details – multiple protocols binary JMS SOAP HTTP POX files JDBC 45/67

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ESB details – message routing Service registry payload online? 46/67

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ESB details – data transformation 47/67

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ESB details – security 48/67

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ESB details – monitoring 49/67

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ESB – types 50/67

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ESB – demonstration 51/67

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Related Technologies

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CEP – definition C O M P L E X 53/67

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CEP – definition (continued) EVENTS 54/67

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CEP – definition (continued) 55/67

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CEP – definition (continued) D E C I S I O N 56/67

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CEP and BPM: process events correlate processes 57/67

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CEP and BPM: process events dashboards 58/67

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CEP and BPM: process events debug process 59/67

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CEP and BPM: events process event business processes 60/67

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EDM – definition ENTERPRISE DECISION MANAGEMENT AKA BUSINESS RULE MANAGEMENT (BRMS) 61/67

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EDM – decision table 62/67

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SOA – real-life example Declaration Management System Netherlands 63/67

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SOA – DMS systems 64/67

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SOA – DMS main process 65/67

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