Diving Into Heroku Private Spaces
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Heroku recently announced a new part of Heroku Enterprise called Private Spaces that allows you to run your own Heroku in a separate but still managed cloud. This webinar will cover the basics of Heroku and Private Spaces. Private Spaces provides an isolated network for your apps and data, enhancing security and privacy. You will learn how to securely integrate your Heroku apps with Salesforce using IP restrictions. In addition you will learn how you can use Private Spaces to pick specific geographic locations for your Private Spaces, aiding in privacy and performance requirements. Key Takeaways - Learn the basics of Heroku Private Spaces - See how Private Spaces will help improve security for your cloud apps - Explore the benefits of using Private Spaces with Salesforce - Watch live demos from Salesforce & Heroku Evangelists
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Diving Into Heroku Private Spaces
- 1. Matt Creager, Heroku, @Matt_Creager James Ward, Salesforce, @_JamesWard Diving Into Heroku Private Spaces
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- 3. Go Social! Salesforce Developers Salesforce Developers Salesforce Developers The video will be posted to YouTube & the webinar recap page (same URL as registration).This webinar is being recorded! @salesforcedevs / #forcewebinar
- 4. ▪ Don’t wait until the end to ask your question! – Technical support will answer questions starting now. ▪ Respect Q&A etiquette – Please don’t repeat questions. The support team is working their way down the queue. ▪ Stick around for live Q&A at the end – Speakers will tackle more questions at the end, time- allowing. Have Questions?
- 5. Agenda 1. Diving into Heroku, Enterprise, Private Spaces 2. Salesforce + Heroku 3. Q&A
- 6. Diving into Heroku, Enterprise, Private Spaces Demo Time!
- 7. Building Apps That Redefine Customer Relationships Requires a New Recipe Technologies of the consumer Internet like Node, PHP, Java, and Ruby Curated platform with the right technology choices, capable of handling rapid, uneven growth Developer experience for heterogeneous teams to continuously deliver, run and scale apps Latest open source data stores as a service, for complex data processing The network and trust controls of on-prem systems, with the flexibility of the cloud Secure app environments bound to customer data in corporate systems, including Salesforce
- 8. Continuous Delivery with Heroku Pipelines Test Early, Deploy Often
- 9. Heroku Elements 150+ Add- ons to extend your app Heroku Enterprise is Everything You Need to Build and Scale Apps Power your customer relationship strategy with engaging apps Dynos Run top languages at any scale Heroku Postgres & Heroku Redis Leading Developer Experience With built-in continuous delivery
- 10. Heroku Enterprise has the Features Large Companies Need Collaboration • Shared Application Portfolio • Team and User Administration • Add-on Sharing • Cross-functional Team Support Control • Private Spaces • SSO • Fine-Grained Access Controls • App Portfolio Visibility • Resource Utilization Management Confidence • Proven Runtime • Up Stack Management • Developer’s Choice • Consistent and Predictable Deployment
- 11. Heroku Private Spaces Your own private Heroku, delivered as a service Store sensitive data inside secure network boundaries Private Data Services Control inbound and outbound traffic, bind to external resources Network Controls Highest level of isolation for apps and APIs Dedicated Runtimes Run apps in Tokyo, Frankfurt, Oregon, Virginia for lower latency Global Regions
- 12. Integration Scenarios for Salesforce & Heroku Data Replication • Copy / ETL • Sync Data Warehouses Cross-Silo Data Legacy Systems Data Aggregation • Proxy • Read Only Data Science / BI Dashboards & Reports Legacy Systems User Interface • External UIs • “Portals” Single Entry Point Multi-Tech Legacy Systems RPC • Workflow / Trigger • Job Processing Scalable Processing Multi-Tech Legacy Systems
- 13. Integration Methods Heroku Connect Lightning Connect REST APIs WebHooks Security Model Integration User Various OAuth App User Limits Excluded From Limits Max Sources, Objects, Fields API Limits API Limits Data Strategy Real-time BiDi Sync or OData OData or Proxy Read & Copy Payload User Facing Likely Likely Likely No Protocol SQL Apex HTTP HTTP
- 14. IP Restrictions Network Isolation with Private Spaces & Login Ranges
- 15. Q & A Your feedback is crucial to the success of our programs: http://bit.ly/PrivateSpaces Join the conversation: @salesforcedevs
- 16. Thank You