avoiding the perils and pitfalls of cloud based integration

Jason BloombergAtul Saini

•A leading industry analyst and expert on agile

architecture•Advises on Digital transformation initiatives •Popular books by Jason

- “The Agile Architecture Revolution”

- “Service Orient or Be Doomed! How Service

Orientation Will Change Your Business”

• Founder and CEO, Fiorano Software• Been at the forefront of integration, SOA

& peer-to-peer distributed processing• One of the first entrepreneurs to realize

the power of Microservices

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Avoiding the Perils & Pitfalls of Cloud-Based

Integration

Jason BloombergPresident

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@theebizwizard

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About Jason Bloomberg

• President of industry analyst firm Intellyx

• Agile digital transformation thought leader

• Write for Forbes, several blogs, biweekly newsletter the Cortex

• Buy my latest book, The Agile Architecture Revolution


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Middleware in the Cloud?


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Cloud Requires Rethink of Integration

• Moving traditional middleware to cloud won’t achieve any of the architectural benefits of the cloud

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Core Cloud Architectural Principles

• Decentralized– Core technology as

well as security & governance

• Unlimited horizontal scale

• Elasticity• Multitenancy• Automated recovery

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Asynchronous Behavior by Default

• The more you scale, the more important asynchronous behavior becomes

• Avoid blocking whenever possible

• Distribute processing in parallel• Common asynchronous

patterns– Queuing– Publish/Subscribe– Asynch user interfaces with

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• Configuration environment (PaaS capability)

• Abstract cloud capabilities• Integration of arbitrary

endpoints• Policy-driven security &

governance

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Jason BloombergPresident, Intellyx

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Avoiding the Perils & Pitfalls of Cloud-based Integration

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Presented ByAtul Saini

Founder & CEOFiorano Software

Cloud Integration Challenges

“Classical” Integration Middleware not designed to address any of these challenges!

Performance and Scalability Integration end-points distributed across multiple cloud boundaries

Elasticity Support for dynamic addition of new clients at runtime

Failure recovery Latency issues complicate auto-healing

Management and Security Multi-cloud end-points increase complexity


App 3App 1

App 5App 4

App 2

App 6

Scales linearly, with distributed parallel processing

Data-flows run in parallel and do not traverse a central hub

Peer-to-peer: Performance, Scalability & Elasticity

Allows any Service to be deployed as an “Agent” across the cloud


Management & Repository Server

App 7


Identified slow components can be run on a different server/peer instantly

Remove bottlenecks as soon as they are identified



Peer to Peer Infrastructure Integration flow deployment

Location A Location B Location C

Integration Flow Creation

Deployment at execution time


Elasticity

Fully asynchronous application model and core P2P infrastructure

Asynchronous core avoids blocking calls by default better performance

Can build ‘synchronous’ connections on top of asynchronous core but not the other way around

Infrastructure must support all common Asynchronous patterns•Queuing•Publish/Subscribe•Async user-interfaces with callbacks


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Failure Recovery

Peer-to-Peer infrastructure >> No single Point of Failure

Affects of failures localized to individual components and their dependencies

Asynchronous application model allows part of the application to be temporarily ‘suspended’, while the rest of the application continues to run

Simplified application maintenance, debugging


Component 1 Component 2 Component 3 Component 4

Component 1 Component 2 Component 3 Component 4

Normal Asynchronous Message Flow

Asynchronous Message Flow with Message Interception

Original Message

New/Altered Message

Failure Recovery : Message Interception

Message Interception


Failure Recovery...

Message Queuing dramatically simplifies failure recovery

All application state stored in message-queues

No centralized database

Applications “Pick up” where they left off when system resumes


Management & Security

Management & Repository Server

Tools

Policy-driven Distributed Security Model

Central configuration

Local policy enforcement

Scalable across multiple clouds

Asynchronous


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