Magento 2 Integrations: ERPs, APIs, Webhooks & Rabbits! - MageTitansUSA 2016

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Magento has long been the core system connecting and integrating various business systems. With Magento 2, we have even more tools at our disposal for these integrations – APIs, webhooks & RabbitMQ are all available to us. In this talk, we’ll cover how to determine which integration method to use for your project and work through a sample ERP integration utilizing Magento 2 Enterprise. MageTitans USA 2016 edition.

Magento 2 Integrations: ERPs, APIs, Webhooks & Rabbits! - MageTitansUSA 2016

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About Me
• PHP-Based Ecommerce Developer Since 1999
• Magento Developer Since 2008; Magento 2 Developer Since 2014
• Magento Master
• Founder & CEO of Creatuity Corp, Magento Enterprise Solution
Partner

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Integrations

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Discussing complex, data-
intensive integrations

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Let’s look at the new option in
Magento 2

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What is it? How do we use it?

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Magento 1 Integration Options
• SOAP API
• REST API*

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Magento 2 Integration Options
• SOAP API
• REST API
• Web Hooks*
• RabbitMQ*

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Messaging Queue

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Messages can be plaintext, process
commands or any other type of
information.

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Queue is a place where messages are
held until a consumer connects and
retrieves them.

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In other words…

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RabbitMQ consistently sorts and delivers over
one million messages per second
http://bit.ly/2c303Wy

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Magento hands a message oﬀ to
RabbitMQ to be handled
asynchronously

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RabbitMQ can be clustered as
you scale up

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RabbitMQ decouples your Magento
code from your integrations using
messages

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To harness the power of
RabbitMQ…

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think
diﬀerent

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Bi-directional sync between an
ERP/OMS and Magento

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When an order is placed, an event is
ﬁred and an observer handles sending
the order data to the ERP

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Fire a message to RabbitMQ,
move on

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MagentoFrameworkMessageQueue
PublisherInterface $publisher
$publisher->publish('creatuity.sent.oms', $this-
>orderInterface);

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Topics
• ‘creatuity.sent.oms’ is the topic
• RabbitMQ can be conﬁgured to use topics to route messages to
speciﬁc queues
• Wildcard routing is possible - i.e., ‘creatuity.*’ would match all
topics that start with ‘creatuity.’
• Topics allow the consumers connected to RabbitMQ to easily grab
only the messages they need to process

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Messages
• Can be an object, can be a string - can be anything you’d like
• Allows the application on either end of the integration to use their
native format
• Keep it simple

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Route responses to your Magento
code via communication.xml

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<conﬁg xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:Communication/etc/communication.xsd">
<topic name="creatuity.sent.oms" request="MagentoSalesApiDataOrderInterface">
<handler name="creatuityoms.sent.oms.handler" type="CreatuityOmsModelOms" method="saveOmsNum" />
</topic>
<topic name="creatuity.sent.magento" request="MagentoSalesApiDataOrderInterface" >
<handler name="creatuityoms.sent.magento.handler" type="CreatuityOmsModelOms" method="saveOmsNum" />
</topic>
</conﬁg>

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public function saveOmsNum(CreatuityOmsModelOms $oms)
{
$oms->setData('MagentoOrderNum', $oms->getOrderNum());
$oms->setData('OmsOrderNum', $oms->getOmsNum());
$oms->save();
}

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Advantages of RabbitMQ
• RabbitMQ can route messages to speciﬁc queues for you
• Decouples your code from the API on the other side of the
integration
• There is a RabbitMQ client for every major language
• Magento developers write Magento code, ERP developers write
ERP code

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Magento 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 all contain
major changes to message queues

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Magento Enterprise Edition Only

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One more service to support in
your web stack

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Magento Cloud Edition is a good
option to oﬀset this

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Go try RabbitMQ out

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The key to success with
RabbitMQ & all of Magento 2…

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Stop trying to apply old
patterns and techniques

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Keep up with the new features
and architectural advances

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RabbitMQ enables us to quickly integrate
third-party systems in a new way

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We still don’t know the upper
bound of Magento 2’s scalability

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Go build something awesome!

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This document describes best practices for integrating Magento with Microsoft Dynamics ERP systems. It discusses using RabbitMQ as a messaging queue between the systems, implementing the integration in layers, and mapping data between the systems. The integration allows basic product and inventory data to be imported into Magento from Dynamics and orders/customers to be exported from Magento to Dynamics. This provides improved syncing between the systems and a better experience for customers, warehouse staff, and administrators.

What's New With Magento 2?Joshua Warren

The document summarizes new features in Magento 2, including a B2B module, integrated shipping and social features, and plans for future improvements. Key updates include a B2B module allowing company/user hierarchies and credit management, pre-integrated shipping with automated carrier selection, and social integration for sharing products on Facebook. Future plans include an advanced CMS, progressive web app support, and omnichannel integrations to provide a consistent customer experience across channels.

Pay No Attention to the Project Manager Behind the Curtain: A Magento 2 Tell-AllJoshua Warren

This document summarizes a presentation by David Deppner and Joshua Warren on launching a Magento 2 site in 2016. Some of the key points they discussed include the importance of strong relationships between project managers/developers and merchants/agencies. They also discuss how to control costs using agile methodology and avoiding fixed price projects. The presenters provide perspectives on uncertainties in Magento 2 projects involving the platform, extensions, customizations and integrations. They advise being realistic about schedules and note that while Magento 2 is ready, its readiness depends on the complexity of the specific project.

Work Life Balance for Passionate Developers - Full Stack Toronto 2015 EditionJoshua Warren

‘Work-life balance’ is touted in job postings everywhere - but what does it really mean? If you’re a passionate developer that’s excited about the technology you work with every day, you probably spend a fair bit of time outside of the office doing something that looks a lot like what you do at work. Even if you’re excited about your work, it’s important to find ways to rest, recharge and disconnect periodically. After spending 6 years building a team of passionate developers, I’ve learned that everyone approaches work-life balance differently, with vastly different results.

Magento 2 - An Intro to a Modern PHP-Based System - ZendCon 2015Joshua Warren

Newly updated version of my Magento 2 intro talk - make sure to refer to this one, not the older ones! Over 200,000 companies use the Magento 1 platform to power their eCommerce needs. So when they set out to build a major new version, the Magento team had significant pressure to deliver a modern, well-designed PHP-based system. Pulling in some of the best of the PHP world through tools like Composer, phpunit and more, I believe they met that goal. In this talk, we’ll take a look at the design and architecture of Magento 2, including it’s use of dependency injections, interceptors and service contracts to provide numerous ways for developers to extend and customize the system. Presented at ZendCon 2015.

pnwphp - PHPSpec & Behat: Two Testing Tools That Write Code For YouJoshua Warren

This document provides an overview of the Behavior Driven Development (BDD) testing tools PHPSpec and Behat. It discusses how BDD differs from traditional test-driven development (TDD) in focusing on complete features rather than individual units. The document demonstrates using Behat and PHPSpec to write feature files and specifications for a sample time-off request application before implementing the code. Key steps include generating Behat and PHPSpec configuration files, writing feature files, generating PHPSpec specifications, and then implementing the code.

PHPSpec & Behat: Two Testing Tools That Write Code For You (#phptek edition)Joshua Warren

PHPSpec and Behat are two amazing PHP tools that empower specification-driven development and behavior-driven development. These two tools combined can help you build test coverage, but many people don't realize they can also write much of your code for you. In this talk, we'll see what PHPSpec and Behat can do, through a series of examples and use cases. In other words, I heard you like to code, so I wrote code that writes code while you code. Presented at #phptek - http://tek.phparch.com

Behavior & Specification Driven Development in PHP - #OpenWestJoshua Warren

This document summarizes a presentation about using Behavior Driven Development (BDD) and Specification Driven Development (SDD) with PHP using the tools Behat and PHPSpec. It introduces BDD as focusing on complete features by writing user stories, while SDD focuses on writing specifications for how code should work before writing the code. The presentation demonstrates setting up a sample project using these tools, writing feature files and specifications, generating code stubs, implementing the code, and running the automated tests to verify everything works as specified.

Get Out of the Back Row! A Community Involvement Primer - #OpenWestJoshua Warren

This talk is for the quiet ones, the lurkers - all of you sitting in the back of the room, or the back of the open source & PHP community. You’ve taken a great first step by attending OpenWest, but let’s make sure you get the most out of it by stepping out of your comfort zone and making the most of your time here. It’s also for the seasoned conference vets, though - are you talking to the same people and doing the same things? Stop it, and let’s help bring the open source & PHP community closer together to our mutual benefit.

Work-Life Balance For Passionate Geeks - #OpenWestJoshua Warren

Work-life balance is touted in job postings everywhere - but what does it really mean? If you’re a passionate developer that’s excited about the technology you work with every day, you probably spend a fair bit of time outside of the office doing something that looks a lot like what you do at work. Even if you’re excited about your work, it’s important to find ways to rest, recharge and disconnect periodically. After spending 7 years building a team of passionate developers, I’ve learned that everyone approaches work-life balance differently, with vastly different results.

High Stakes Continuous Delivery in the Real World #OpenWestJoshua Warren

You have a robust set of tests and you're using a continuous integration server, so you feel great about your project. You're ready for the next step - continuous delivery. Automatically deploying your changes to production can be a scary prospect for many teams, but in this talk we'll look at some real world examples in high stakes situations where continuous delivery allows teams to move faster and have greater confidence in their code. We'll walk through a sample CI/CD setup used on a real-world PHP-based ecommerce site and show how you can use this setup for your projects.

The Care and Feeding of Magento DevelopersJoshua Warren

Magento is by far the most dominant PHP platform on the market, powering a quarter million stores which yield billions in revenue each year. Demand for skilled Magento developers is at an all-time high, yet building a Magento practice remains difficult for agencies and individuals. This talk provides some background, lessons learned in growing a 20-developer award-winning organization, and several resources for transforming yourself or your agency into a Magento powerhouse - including a look at the amazing Magento community which helps to power the platform's growth.

Magento, Client, Budget, Test Driven Development - What You Can, Can’t And Mu...Joshua Warren

Opinions differ on TDD, and some very smart developers are debating TDD and test-first vs system tests at a very high level. However, down in the trenches when building and supporting complex eCommerce websites built around Magento we live in a very different world with a number of constraints about what we can, can’t and absolutely must test. Magento itself, clients and budgets put constraints on what we are able to test, but testing is a critical part of keeping a site stable. I will discuss the options available for testing Magento sites and how you should be testing your work with Magento. Originally presented at php[world] 2014.

A Successful Magento Project From Design to DeploymentJoshua Warren

Magento is a complex open source eCommerce platform. It’s open source nature and welcoming community means anyone can pick it up, learn it and launch it. After working on over 300 different Magento sites in the past 6 years, however, I’ve learned that many of the misconceptions about Magento - it’s slow, hard to work with, buggy or unstable come from projects that were built by first-timers who weren’t aware of Magento best practices. In this tutorial, I walk you through the entire process of creating, testing and deploying a high-performing, fast Magento-based eCommerce website.