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February 2016

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Darwin IT-Professionals


Presentation OGH Fusion Middleware Experience Day

February16th 2016

Martien van den Akker

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Agenda

• Cloud Introduction

• Oracle Cloud Integration Solutions

• Cloud Use Cases

• No go areas or considerations

• Happily Ever After

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Trends

• Internet Maturity: from homepage to Internet Applications

• Mobile

• Cloud Solutions

• E2E Integration

• (Internet of Things)


Could also be considered as integration. But considered out of

scope of this presentation.

Internet Maturity

• Websites from Home Page to Interactive Web Application

• Real Application-functionality on internet

– Enter worked hours or invoices online

– Home page of my pharmacy to order medication


Internet Maturity



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Mobile

• From phone to interactive device

• Generic Apps

– Mail

• Communication

– Twitter/Whatsapp


• Specific apps

– Students: Blackboard App/Magister meta

– Mobile Banking

Cloud – What is?

• Cloud or 'on-demand’ computing

• Kind of Internet-based computing

• Model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to shared pool of configurable computing resources

• Provided to computers and other devices on-demand.

• Shared and ubiquitous access to data and information

• Rapid provisioning and released with minimal management effort


Cloud - IaaS

• IaaS – Infrastructure as a Service

– Amazon

• Online Servers

• Online Storage


Cloud - SaaS

• Online Office

– Google Docs

– Microsoft 365

• SaaS – Software as a Service

– Salesforce.com

– Oracle Service Cloud – RightNow + OPA

– Oracle Fusion Applications

– Niche Applications


Cloud - PaaS

• PaaS – Platform as a Service – Database as a Service

– Java Cloud Service

– Integration Cloud Service

– Process Cloud Service

– Online Storage: • Google Drive

• DropBox

• Microsoft One Drive

• Oracle Document Cloud Services


Cloud Types

• Public

• Private

– Virtualisation

• Oracle VM/VMWare VSE

• Oracle Exa-machines

– On Premise Cloud Solutions: ‘Cloud in your own house’

• Hybrid



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Agenda



• Cloud Use Cases





Oracle Cloud Integration

Solutions


‘The Oracle Sky is covered with

clouds’.

Cloud Integration Solutions

In my opinion there are 5:

• ICS: Integration Cloud Service

• SOACS: SOA Cloud Service

• MsgCS: Messaging Cloud Service

• PCS: Process Cloud Service

• MobCS: Mobile Cloud Service



ICS: Integration Cloud Service




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• ICS – 1:n Integration Mappings – Hub&Spoke solution in the cloud – Cloud Connectors/Adapters – ICS Agent – Cloud 2 On Premise tunnel

• Start from – WebService Call – Cloud Adapter

• Technology: Service Bus (but hidden) combined with Message Cloud Service





• Purpose: Service Integration in the Cloud

– Cloud to:

• Cloud

• On Premise

– High Level

• Targeted to Business Users

• Thick Finger UI: Integration on your Tablet

– Routing

– Transformation



• Light weight service integration in the cloud

• Limited in #connectors and #messages per day

• Emphasis on

– Cloud

– External Webservices/Cloud Connectors

• Hybrid: Cloud to On-Premise: ICS Agent

• Think leightweight WLS + Adapters On Premise

• Integrated with Message Cloud for Async/Reliable Messaging between Cloud&On Premise



SOACS: SOA Cloud Service

SOA Cloud Service



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SOA Cloud Service

• Technology: SOASuite, OSB and/or API Gateway (same software as on premise)

• DB Cloud and Storage Cloud subscriptions needed

• On provisioning choose from technology based topologies: OSB, SoaSuite, API Gateway


SOA Cloud Service

• Purpose: Service Orchestration in the Cloud – When need for (complex) Orchestration – More messages, connectors than ICS – Complex Integration

• Routing • Transformation • Correlation

– Asynchronous, long running integrations • As ICS not self contained – pure integration, but: • Low Level

– Targeted to Developers – Build as on premise, but deploy in the cloud



MsgCS: Message Cloud Service


• Dynamic Messaging for Business Workflow Agility.


• Reliable communication between software components.

• Send and receive messages from both on-premises and the Oracle Cloud


Standardized Interfaces

• JMS

• REST API

• Message Push over HTTP


Versatile: Transmit messages between

• Oracle Cloud components

• On-premise components

• Hybrid: Oracle Cloud & On-premise Components


Delivery Choices

• Pull: Receive new messages at desired frequency / concurrency

• Push: Receive new messages via HTTP push and skip long-polling

• Filter: Message Selectors to funnel on messages


Reliability Mechanisms

• Transactions: combine multiple JMS/REST sends and receives into atomic units of work

• Acknowledgements: when is a message successfully processed?

• Durable Subscriptions: handle network outages


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PCS: Process Cloud Service




• E2E Online Process Management

• Compose, test & deploy processes online

• Full BPMN 2.0 support

• Import & Export Models to Jdeveloper

• Support for Human Tasks and role based-routing

• Integration with Document Cloud (DOCS)



Technology: BPM Suite 12.1.3, without ACM

• Process Composer for Compose/Design, deploy and Run/Test

• BPM Workspace for

– Task Handling

– process instance tracking/monitoring



Purpose:

• (Document) Workflow

– Integration with DOCS

• E2E Business Process Management

– HumanTasks

• Approval

• Information Entry

– Services



• Use as Workflow

• Process Startable from – Message

– Human Tasks

• Activities – Tasks

– Service Calls

• Most applicable in use with other (cloud Solutions)



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• Emphasis on – Cloud – Online Human Tasks – Global Collaboration – External Webservices

• Document Management – Workflow – Integration with DOCS

• Little or no On Premise • Business Level

– Targeted to Business Users



MobCS: Mobile Cloud Service




• Mobile Backend: Integration Service for Mobile Apps

• Integrates Mobile Apps with Services in Cloud or On Premise

• Security: Enterprise Mobility Management

• Transparent support for Mobile Platform API’s

• Monitoring of API usage



Purpose:

• Develop – Services Rest/JSON, App-targeted (need2know)

– Data Sync – Manage Offline data and sync with Enterprise

– Storage: near-mobile data-collections (pictures,etc.)

– Notifications • SMS

• Email

• Support Push Notification Services (Google/Apple)


MobCS: Push Notifications



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Purpose:

• Secure

– Integrate: configure connectors to access and augment on-premises and cloud-based enterprise services

– Security - Enterprise Mobility Management

– User management



Purpose:

• Management

– Monitor: Real-time access to data on customer adoption, usage, performance, and satisfaction

– Device and App Management

– Lifecycle Management


MobCS: Analytics Active Users by Location


MobCS: Analytics API Call Usage


MobCS: Analytics Funnels



• Based on Node.js/JavaScript

• Need to program Transformations

• Pre-cook integrations in ICS or SOACS

• Use Webservice Connectors to ICS/SOACS

• Use Near-Mobile Collections for lookups of dataobjects, eg. Pictures.



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Agenda



• Cloud Use Cases




Cloud Use Cases


Use case ICS SOACS PCS DBCS MobCS MsgCS

SaaS SaaS

Upgrade & Test

PaaS for SaaS (Custom E2E Development)

On Premise Cloud

Mobile Devices

Cloud Use Case: SaaS SaaS

• ICS Optimized for direct SaaS to SaaS solutions

• Business User friendly interface: usable for functional application implementers

• Little or no technical knowledge needed

• Limited in #Connectors and #messages per day



SaaS SaaS

Cloud Use Case: SaaS SaaS

Oracle delivers several prebuild integrations, with several on the roadmap. For instance:

• Oracle Sales Cloud <=> CPQ en Oracle

• Service Cloud <=> Oracle Sales Cloud

These are quick, tested and certified integrations for customers.

Partners can provide “Free or for Fee” pre-build integrations via Oracle Marketplace.



SaaS SaaS

Cloud Use Case: Upgrade & Test

Upgrade existing on-premise SOASuite, OSB and/or BPM to Cloud

• DBCS necessary for SOACS, but also for custom data model accessed using DB Adapter

• SOACS for OSB and/or SOASuite services, BPEL Processes etc.

• PCS for upgrading BPM to cloud



Upgrade & Test

Customization to E2E SaaS solution: connecting and enhancing SaaS.

Choose one or more applicable cloud solutions:

• SOACS for E2E orchestration and integration

• PCS for BPM, Human Tasks, E2E business process managment

• DBCS for SOACS and possibly Custom Data (Cloud Caching)

• MobCS for exposing services to Mobile Apps and Devices

• MsgCS for Cloud2Cloud, Cloud2On-Premise and Async Cloud2Mobile integration

Cloud Use Case: PaaS for SaaS




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* Oracle positions ICS also as Paas4SaaS

Cloud Use Case: PaaS for SaaS




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Integrate On Premise Systems with Cloud en vv.

• ICS Agent: think as downloadable ‘WebLogic light’ instance with on-premise adapters

• ICS uses MessageCloud for 1:N and Async Integration

• Msg Cloud for message based Prem2Cloud. (Transformation and routing using SOACS)

Cloud Use Case: OnPrem2Cloud



On Premise Cloud

Expose current or new SaaS and OnPrem Services/Applications for (Mobile) Apps. Managed, Monitored & Secured

• Main Cloud solution is Mobile Cloud (of course)

• Optionally use ICS, SOACS and MSG for (declarative) routing, transformation and orchestration of services and messages

Cloud Use Cases



Mobile Devices

Agenda



• Cloud Use Cases




No go areas or considerations

No go areas? Not really, but:

• ICS is limited to

– 10 Adapters/Connectors

– 100.000 msgs per Connector, per day

And reconsider:

• Cloud when only on premise…

• Process Cloud when no tasks/collaboration

• MCS when only on premise services and

– Only one device platform (Apple or Goole, not both)

– No Notification Services

– OSB will do


Agenda



• Cloud Use Cases

• No go areas?




February 2016


Happily Ever After?

• Many clouds already in place

• Cloud Scene still under construction:

– Still new cloud solutions introduced, eg. Identity Cloud Service (april 2016)

– On-going introduction of new functionality

• But the story already much clearer then a year ago


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