1040 ibm worklight delivering agility to mobile cloud deployments

© 2013 IBM Corporation
IBM Worklight: Delivering Agility to Mobile
Cloud Deployments
Todd Kaplinger,
STSM, Mobile Cloud Platform Architect
Worklight - IBM Mobile Foundation
IBM
1040A Tue, 30/Apr 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
Venetian - Palazzo K

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functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion.
Performance is based on measurements and projections using standard IBM
benchmarks in a controlled environment. The actual throughput or performance
that any user will experience will vary depending upon many factors, including
considerations such as the amount of multiprogramming in the user’s job stream,
the I/O configuration, the storage configuration, and the workload processed.
Therefore, no assurance can be given that an individual user will achieve results
similar to those stated here.

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Worklight Overview
4

Worklight Server
Unified notifications, runtime skins, version
management, security, integration and delivery
Worklight Console
A web-based console for real-time analytics and control
of your mobile apps and infrastructure
Worklight Studio
The most complete, extensible environment with
maximum code reuse and per-device optimization
Worklight overview
Worklight Runtime Components
Extensive libraries and client APIs that expose and
interface with native device functionality←
Worklight Application Center
Development team provisioning, enterprise app
provisioning and governance, feedback management

Worklight Architecture
Feedback Management
Device Runtime
Cross-Platform
Compatibility Layer
Encrypted and
Syncable Storage
Runtime Skinning
Server Integration
Framework
Reporting for Statistics
and Diagnostics
ApplicationCode
Worklight Console
Push /SMS
Management
Reporting and
Analytics
App Version
Management
Blackberry
Android
iOS
Windows
Phone
Java ME
Windows 8
SDKs
Mobile Web
Desktop Web
HTML5, Hybrid,
and Native Coding
Optimization
Framework
Integrated Device
SDKs
3rd Party Library
Integration
BuildEngine
Worklight Studio
1
Public App Stores
Worklight Application
Center
Development Team Provisioning
App Feedback Management
Enterprise App Provisioning
and Governance
2 3
EnterpriseBackendSystems&
CloudServices
Worklight Server
User authentication and
mobile trust
Mashups and service
composition
JSON Translation
Adapter Library for
backend connectivity
StatsAggregation
Unified Push
Notifications
Client-Side
App Resources
Direct Update
Mobile
Web Apps
4
5

Enhancement of Worklight Studio for Virtual
Application Pattern
With IBM Worklight, you can work and deploy your apps
directly from Worklight Studio to the Worklight Server
Integration of Application Center into Virtual
Application Pattern
With IBM Worklight, you can configure and connect the
operational components of the Application Center to deploy
the enterprise application on PureApplication System.
Simplified deployment and Operational experience
IBM
Worklight
Virtual
application
pattern
Use Intuitive
environment to
develop, test and
deploy mobile
applications to the
cloud using
PureApplication
system
Simplify the
operational
experience of IBM
Worklight apps.

Worklight Server and IPAS
8

Demo

Worklight
Cloud
Tenets

Extend
Worklight
concept
of

deployment
ar:facts
to
the

cloud
to
ease
onramp
of
WL

Applica:ons
to
devOps
Deliver
cloud
centric

management
features
to

ease
management
of

Worklight
applica:ons
for

devOps
Two
pronged
focus
on
both

the
developer
and
system

administrator
to
ease

deployment
of
Worklight

applica:ons
for
devOps.

Vision
of
Worklight
Cloud

IBM
PureApplica:on
System
for

ini:al
release
of
Worklight

leveraging
the
Virtual
Applica:on

PaIern
(VAP)
type
Administrators
will
visually

construct
their
paIern
using

Worklight
components
such
as
WL

Apps
and
WL
Adapters
using
the

Virtual
Applica:on
Builder
Canvas
Worklight
paIern
based
upon
the

exis:ng
Web
Applica:on
PaIern

type.

Worklight
PaIern
Composi:on

• Dependencies

‒ Web
Applica1on
Pa4ern

Ø DB2
(required
for
persis1ng
WL
meta
data)

Ø WebSphere
Applica1on
Server
(host
WL
Server)

‒ Tivoli
Directory
Server
(TDS)

Ø Security
Integra1on
via
LDAP

• Worklight
Libraries

• Worklight
Based
Plugins
(IBM
Workload
Plug-‐in

Development
Kit
(PDK))

Create Worklight Server
•  Create a Virtual Application Pattern.
•  Drag an Enterprise Application component.
•  Upload the Worklight.ear onto it.
‒  Generate this ear file from Worklight Studio or by using the command line
interface (CLI).
1. Drag a WAS
Component.
2. Upload the ear file that is built
by Worklight Studio or CLI

Create Worklight Database
•  Drag a DB2 component and then specify the path to the create-worklight-
db2.sql file in the Schema file field.
‒  Get the SQL file in the WorklightServer/databases folder under your IBM
Worklight installation folder.
1.  Drag a
DB2 component.
2. Specify the SQL file.

Configure Database Connection
•  Link Worklight server and DB2.
•  Specify the JNDI name as jdbc/WorklightDS.
3. Create a link.
4. Specify the Data Source.

Configure Report Database
•  Create and connect the report database by following the same steps as in
the previous slide with the following changes:
‒  The schema file name is create-worklightreports-db2.sql.
‒  The JNDI name is jdbc/WorklightReportsDS.
Repeat previous steps to
create the report database.

Configure Worklight Server
•  Finally, drag a Worklight Configuration component, link it to Worklight
Server, and specify the security of the Worklight console.
1.  Drag a Configuration
component.
2. Create a link.
3. Specify the login
credentials.

Create Application and Adapter
•  Create Worklight applications and adapters by dragging the
corresponding components, and link them to Worklight Server.
‒  For applications, upload the .wlapp file.
‒  For adapters, upload the .adapter file.
1.  Drag an Application or an Adapter.
2. Create a link.
3. Upload the .wlapp or
the .adapter file.

Updating the Worklight VAP Instance
1. Select the instance.
2. Click Manage.
•  After creating an IBM Worklight
VAP, can deploy it like any other
VAP.
•  Manage the running instances by
going to Workload Console >
Instances.
•  Select IBM Mobile Application
Platform Pattern Type 5.0 to filter.
•  Select instance, and click Manage.
•  Click Operations, and select
Worklight.
•  On the right panel, the following
operations are supported:
‒  Install or update applications and
adapters.
‒  Set security protection of the
Worklight Console.
1. Click Operations.
2. Select WORKLIGHT.
3. Configure the
login credentials.
4. Click Submit
to save.

Flexible Deployment Options

Configure a new Tivoli Directory Server
To connect to a new Tivoli Directory Server:
1.  Drag a User Registry component (under the User Registry
Components category).
2.  Connect the Worklight Configuration component to the User
Registry component.
3.  Define the Base DN and LDIF file of the User Registry component.

Configure an existing Tivoli Directory Server
To connect to an existing Tivoli Directory Server:
1.  Open a port on the PureApplication System firewall.
2.  Drag a Connect Out component.
3.  Connect the Worklight Server component to the Connect Out
component.
4.  Defined the Port of the Connect Out component.
5.  Optionally, define the Server IP or IP netmask.

Worklight Application Center
and IPAS
23

Create Virtual Application Pattern
•  Log into PureApplication System
•  Go to Workload Console >
Patterns > Virtual Applications.
•  In the list on the left, select Web
Application Pattern Type 2.0.
•  Click the + button.
•  In the dialog, select a template to start
from, then click Start Building.
‒  Select the template that is convenient
for you. Remember that you must
create one web application
component, one database
component, and one user registry
component.
‒  For this module, select the Blank
Application template.
1. Select Web Application Pattern Type 2.0.
2. Click + to add.
3. Select Blank application.
4. Click Start Building.

Add a Enterprise Application Component
•  On the Diagram pane on the left, expand Application Components.
•  Drag an Enterprise Application component.
•  On the property pane on the right, select the component, and specify the
EAR file for the application center.
1. Drag and Drop a WAS Component.
2. Specify the EAR file.

Add Routing Policy
•  From the menu of the Enterprise Application
component, click the + (add) icon, and then select
Routing Policy.
•  In the property pane of the Routing Policy
component, specify the Virtual Host name.

Add a Database Component
•  On the left pane, expand Database Components.
•  Drag a database (for this module, select Database DB2).
•  Click the database and, on the property panel, specify the Schema file.
‒  You can get the create-appcenter-{db}.sql in the
{worklight_install_folder}/ApplicationCenter/database folder.
1. Drag a DB2 component.
2. Specify the Schema file.

Connect the Application and the Database
•  From the Enterprise Application component, click and hold the solid circle on
the right edge, move the mouse to the database component, and then
release.
‒  You created a connection (link) between the web application and the
database.
•  Click the connection line, and specify the data source as jdbc/
AppCenterDS.
1. Create a link.
2. Specify the data source.

Add a User Registry Component
•  On the left pane, expand User Registry Components.
•  Drag a User Registry component.
•  Select the User Registry component, and, on the property pane, specify the
values of the Base DN and LDIF file fields.
1.  Drag a User Registry component.
2. Specify the values of the Base
DN and LDIF file fields.

Connect the Application and the User Registry
•  Create two links between the Enterprise Application and the User Registry
component.
•  Configure the user role mapping for these links:
‒  For the first link, set the Role name to appcenteradmin, and set Mapping
special subjects to All AuthenticatedUsers.
‒  For the second link, set the Role name to appcenteruser, and set
Mapping special subjects to All AuthenticatedUsers.
1. Create 2 links. 2. Specify the Role name.

Deploy Application Center to the Cloud
•  Save the virtual application. You can give it a name.
•  Back to the Virtual Application Patterns page, you now see the pattern that
you created.
•  Click Deploy.

Additional Info
We have customer feedback sessions where people who have
experienced Worklight can give feedback.
What: TMD-1020: Roundtable: IBM Worklight, Mobile application
platform, Discussion and Feedback
Where: Venetian - Zeno 4709
When: Mon, 29/Apr, 02:30 PM - 03:30 PM
Tue, 30/Apr, 05:15 PM - 06:15 PM
Wed, 1/May, 03:45 PM - 04:45 PM
We have Lab sessions where people can try Worklight for the first time:
What: TMD-1031: Hands-On Lab: IBM Worklight
Where: Venetian - Murano 3205
When: Mon, 29/Apr, 04:00 PM - 06:15 PM
Thu, 2/May, 08:45 AM - 11:15 AM

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