Accelerate the Adoption of Event-Driven Architecture
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The document discusses the necessity of adopting event-driven architecture (EDA) to enable real-time responses to business events, which traditional IT systems fail to support. It highlights the concept of an 'event mesh' for routing events efficiently across various platforms and the challenges organizations face during this transition. The collaboration between Solace and Dell Boomi is emphasized as a critical solution for modernizing technology infrastructure to support dynamic and real-time data processing.
Accelerate the Adoption of Event-Driven Architecture
- 1. Accelerate the Adoption of Event Driven Architecture With Solace and Dell Boomi Mychelle Mollot, CMO, Solace Michael Hilmen, Principal Architect, Solace
- 2. Most companies’ IT systems don’t meet the needs of modern digital business.
- 3. Why?
- 4. Because business is a series of events.
- 5. A customer opens a bank account… Event.
- 6. A mobile phone is activated... Event.
- 7. A car is unlocked… Event.
- 8. A charge to a credit card… Event.
- 9. A flight is late taking off… Event.
- 10. A modern digital business should be able to react to business events in real time
- 11. Event: Mary’s flight is late taking off Opportunity: Automatically rebook her next flight so she can get to her destination ASAP
- 12. Event: Mary arrives at her connecting airport Opportunity: Credit her loyalty account, congratulate her on reaching a new level and invite her the lounge
- 13. Event: Mary’s bag is about to appear on the luggage carousel Opportunity: Send an alert letting her know so she can look for it
- 15. Because our technology systems were not designed for a real-time event-driven world.
- 16. Much of our technology was designed for static data… not dynamic data
- 17. BatchPolling Events Long Time Real Time And for batch processing data… not continuous processing
- 18. And to reply to requests for info, not push it based on events Periodic Request Reply Events = Updates
- 19. This creates friction Degrades customer experience Reduces efficiency Hampers innovation.
- 20. What is needed is an event-driven architecture
- 21. 2017 Gartner Says CIOs Must Define an Event-Centric Digital Business Strategy Source: https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2017-07-10-gartner-says-cios-must-define-an-event-centric-digital-business-strategy
- 22. 2018 “By 2022, event-sourced, real-time situational awareness will be a required characteristic for 70% of new digital business solutions.” Gartner: Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2018: Event- Driven Model. 8. March 2018
- 23. The key to EDA is getting your events from where they occur to where they need to be… Securely Reliably Efficiently In real-time
- 24. How do you do that? Build an event mesh
- 25. Event mesh is an integration layer comprised of many event brokers that routes events from where they occur to where they’re needed.
- 26. An event mesh will get events streaming where you need them • Across data silos, both functional and geographic • Between cloud-native and on-premises applications • Between clouds: AWS, GCP, Azure and Alibaba • Between IoT devices and applications anywhere
- 27. + What you need for an event-driven architecture What you need to benefit from real-time Front-end data integration, orchestration and transformation Event streaming and event management
- 28. How it Works Solace with Dell Boomi Michael Hilmen, Principal Architect, Solace
- 29. Framework of on- prem and cloud- based integration tools that empower digital transformation “HIP is implemented by assembling a variety of technology building blocks, from one or more providers, which are managed as a cohesive, federated and integrated whole.” Source: “Innovation Insight for Hybrid Integration Platform”, 15 October 2018, Hybrid Integration Platform 29 Hybrid Integration Platform Event Brokering iPaaS/ Integration API Management • Data movement (pub/sub, queueing, request/reply, streaming) • Event mesh and choreography • Event management and governance • Event-driven APIs • Enterprise grade • Connectors • Orchestration • Transformation • APIs/API Management • Master Data Management
- 30. + The Steps to Becoming an Event-Driven Enterprise 30 © Solace Event Broker Mainframe Systems of Record Distributed Apps Legacy Messaging Liberate Your Data Event-Driven Microservices IoT Devices (robots, elevators, cars) Mobile / Web API Gateway Event Broker Modernize Your Platform Connected Places (stores, factories, gas stations) Lines of Business Partners Customers Event Broker Alert & Inform
- 31. + Uniform Connectivity Dynamic Routing WAN Optimization High Performance High Availability Security & Governance Event Mesh 31© Solace Proprietary & Confidential JMS MQ API Gateway Public Clouds PaaS
- 32. + Ways You Can Use an Event Mesh 32 © Solace Proprietary & Confidential Connect and Orchestrate Microservices Push Events from On-Premises to the Cloud Enable Smart/IoT Services by Linking Apps and Devices Application Tier Enable Data as a Service Across Lines of Business
- 33. Why Solace with Boomi?
- 34. Can you afford to lose data? Benefits of Solace + Boomi 35 © Solac
- 35. What happens when an application goes down? How will you scale with bursts in traffic? Benefits of Solace + Boomi 36 © Solac
- 36. How will you communicate between Atoms/Molecules? Benefits of Solace + Boomi 37 © Solac
- 37. Benefits of Solace + Boomi 38 © Solac Your solution may be simple now, it will get more complex. How will you add new applications/services?
- 38. Benefits of Solace + Boomi 39 © Solac Where are you in modernization? -Micro Services/Monolithic breakdown -Cloud Adoption
- 39. Benefits of Solace + Boomi 40 © Solac Zero Message loss, HA and DR Ability to shock absorb bursts in data traffic Easy Atom to Atom communication pattern Dynamic endpoints, no code changes to add new producer/consumer applications Backbone for Microservices with incremental migration to the cloud
- 40. How Do I Connect Them?
- 41. + On Ramps and Off Ramps 42 © Solace Proprietary & Confidential JMS – Generic JMS Connector – Solace JMS Connector MQTT REST
- 42. Process Flow Simple JMS Access Easy to Implement
- 43. Previous architecture of TIBCO BW and TIBCO EMS was not cloud ready/cloud- native They chose Solace and Boomi for its cloud native capabilities and ease of use The ability to process data in multiple clouds and avoiding cloud vendor-lock through the Solace + Boomi event mesh was a deciding factor Future plans includes extending this core architecture to IoT and streaming analytics use NA, Global Consumer Goods: Master Data Management © Solace 44
- 44. Initiative to build ecosystem that links suppliers, partners and consumers to achieve a 1:1 relationship with consumers Architecture for business- wide initiative to react in real-time to events and how they will be captured, analyzed, and actioned Chose Solace and Boomi for cloud native. Trading Partner, EDI, and MFT EMEA, Global Consumer Goods: Event Based Strategy SOR MW TPTP App App AppApp Solace SOR TP TP MFT MFT
- 45. Extend legacy architecture into the public cloud Ability to integrate with both new and old systems EDA based market data distribution Support for multiple public clouds Met regulatory mandates with 99.999% availability and DR IoT ready APAC, Commercial Bank: Hybrid Cloud © Solace 46 Event Broker Mainframe Systems of Record Distributed Apps Legacy Messaging Event Driven Microservices Internet of Things Mobile / Web Event Broker Boomi iPaaS Internal Audiences Partners Customers Event Broker Event Broker Event Broker Event Broker
- 46. Boomi + Solace enabled a historically batch-based clearing system to stream data to the public cloud Mainframe-based events are transmitted to Boomi and results are mapped onto Solace for post- processing and streaming results back to on-prem in real-time NA, Global Financial Services: Event Driven iPaaS © Solace 47
- 47. Event enable SAP Real-time loyalty, site reliability, and blending of new pump systems with old pump systems Create a cloud-first but cloud-agnostic strategy to make use of best of breed cloud services NA, Energy: Event Driven Digital Transformation © Solace 48
- 48. + Boomi + Solace Summary • Unified across all clouds with inter- cloud and hybrid cloud streaming/routing (between Atoms) • Distributed data in real time • No code, low code integration • Scale and robustness proven in the enterprise • Deep expertise in event driven architectures/messaging/streaming
- 49. + Solace’s Free Versions 50 © Solace Proprietary & Confidential • Development, Test, Production • On-premises or Cloud • https://solace.com/downloads/ • SaaS • https://console.solace.cloud/login/new- account
- 50. + Event-driven integration for the real-time enterprise Front-end data integration, orchestration and transformation Event streaming and event management
Editor's Notes
- #5: Things that happen.
- #16: Much of our technology was designed for static data not dynamic data batch processing not continuous processing It was designed for people and systems to manually ask if an event occurred instead of just being made aware of the event as it happened. These old system designs create friction that degrades the customer experience, reduces efficiency, increases cost, and gets in the way of organizations innovating and creating progress. Technology architecture and infrastructure do not meet the needs of today's businesses
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- #33: #1) simple micro service architecture connecting mutiple services together over an event mesh. Supporting async communication patterns for the services.[event driven microservices] #2) On prem MF, SAP, MQ on prem as your SOR/Legacy. Connecting into the cloud where you have google dataflow for machine leaning and/or AWS S3 for storage and/or Kinesis for streaming and iPaaS for integration..Don’t forget it could be bi-directional.
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- #35: Burst, application going down, zero message loss - Key use cases – Modernization, IOT What if you want to add new applications, if the are tightly coupled that becomes difficult. I need a story for each of these
- #36: An application goes down, network goes down, you lose a data center, or a cloud region. Which we have seen happen. Solace has a 0 message loss with guaranteed delivery to all interested endpoints HA and DR are part of the products, OOTB
- #37: Build slide, pop up Solace benefits as I talk to each one. Black Friday traffic bursts
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- #39: Build slide, pop up Solace benefits as I talk to each one. Black Friday traffic bursts
- #40: Build slide, pop up Solace benefits as I talk to each one. Black Friday traffic bursts
- #41: Build slide, pop up Solace benefits as I talk to each one. Black Friday traffic bursts
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- #46: Objectives: Accelerate adoption of Cloud applications and platforms, including SaaS Maximize agility, cost-effectiveness and speed to market Move to an event driven enterprise Requirements/Technology Design Principles: Support federated development platforms approach: technology platform guided centrally but actual development, deployment and run is via federated teams – principle exists to balance optimization and speed of delivery Technical quality assurance Solid strategic and technical relationship with vendor Monitors performance and availability of the technology Service based and consumable solutions – we strive within the platform to make all integration flows and functions of the platform re-usable – invoking flows and services should be as simple and consumable as possible Pre-delivered connectors and design patterns are preferred over custom developed interfaces Integration virtualization and abstraction – architecture will seek to de-couple source and target systems such that sources and target system technologies may change but impact on flows will be minimized – provides greater business flexibility through decoupling the sources and targets for easier exchange
- #50: This is an event driven iPaaS, but how do we get here?