Enterprise Use Case - Selecting an Enterprise Service Bus
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The document discusses selecting an enterprise service bus (ESB) and provides the following information: 1. It outlines an ESB evaluation framework that examines common and advanced ESB features. 2. It describes using the framework to understand how to implement common use cases and demonstrate ease of development with graphical tools and connectors. 3. It evaluates the composable architecture and enterprise fit by examining cross-component use cases, governance practices, security, and performance validation.
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Request for Proposal Sections
• Requirements
• Features
• Interoperable Specifications
• Use Cases
• Performance and Quality of Service
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Enterprise Use Case - Selecting an Enterprise Service Bus
- 1. lean . enterprise . middleware Enterprise Use Cases Selecting an Enterprise Service Bus Chris Haddad Technology evangelism, strategy, and roadmaps Follow me @cobiacomm on Twitter Read more about our ESB Story at http://blog.cobia.net/cobiacomm/tag/esb/ © WSO2 2011. Not for redistribution. Commercial in Confidence.
- 2. Wide area, multi-spectrum perspective Image courtesy of NRAO/AUI (for details, see Image Use Policy).
- 3. Enterprise Use Cases: StarDate 2012 AD
- 4. Selecting an Enterprise Service Bus Monitoring Requirements and Analysis Production Enterprise Use Cases Middleware Adoption Process Evaluation Development Framework Vendor Proof of Concept Comparison
- 5. Selecting an Enterprise Service Bus Service Oriented Architecture Focus Areas 1. Interoperability 2. Resource location virtualization 3. Separation of concern 4. Abstraction 5. Loose coupling 6. Declarative policies and platform independent models
- 6. ESB Evaluation Framework Evaluation Framework Features • Common features • Routing • Protocol bridging • Message transformation • Service agent hosting • Advanced features • Resource adapters • Composition • Orchestration • Reliable message delivery • Event processing • Transactional integrity • Message Exchange Pattern (MEP) mediation • Dynamic location and binding, load balancing • Message validation • Capability mediation • Security mediation (federation) • Tooling
- 7. ESB Evaluation Framework Mind Map http://wso2.org/library/webinars/2012/08/wso2-advantage-webinar-esb-evaluation-framework
- 8. Selecting an Enterprise Service Bus Use Cases • Understand process to implement common use cases • Endpoint connectivity • Message validation • Message transformation • Content routing • Exception handling • Security • Demonstrate Ease of Development • Provides Graphical ESB Development Workbench • Cloud Integration platform offering (iPaaS) • Cloud connectors and legacy adapters • Evaluate composable architecture and enterprise fit • Cross-component use cases • Facilitates SOA Governance practices • Security and Identity Management • Validate performance
- 9. Understand Process to Implement Common Use Cases
- 10. Understand process to implement common Use Cases WSO2 Mediators • Sequence: invoke a named set of sequences • Send /Event : send a message or event • Callout: external blocking service invocation • Filter: Filter a message with a given Xpath • In/Out: predefined filter sequence • Switch: conditionally execute mediators based on regex match • XSLT / Smooks/ Xquery: message transformation • Enrich: run specific actions • DBLookup: augment message contents • Route: content routing • Clone / Iterate / Aggregate: message copy, splitting, and aggregation • Cache: reduce back-end request load • Validate: validate message content • Rewrite: re-write URL • Header: set header values • Throttle: limit endpoint usage • Log: Log a message • DBReport: write to database • Fault: post exception • Drop: stop processing • Enqueue / transaction: message queuing and transactions • Entitlement: apply XACML policy • OAuth: support OAuth authorization
- 11. Demonstrate Ease of Development WSO2 ESB Provides Graphical Development Workbench http://wso2.com/products/developer-studio/
- 12. Evaluate composable architecture and enterprise fit http://wso2.org/library/webinars/2012/09/wso2-carbon-wso2- stratos-summer-release-roundup
- 13. Validate Performance Axiom 15.00 13.00 11.00 Binary Latency (ms) 9.00 Relay 7.00 5.00 3.00 Passthru 1.00 -1.00 10 25 50 100 250 500 Concurrent clients
- 14. Vendor Comparison Request for Proposal Sections • Requirements • Features • Interoperable Specifications • Use Cases • Performance and Quality of Service • Vendor Profile [Finances, community, professional services]
- 15. Selecting an Enterprise Service Bus Common Enterprise Integration Proof of Concept 1. Expose and consume services 1. Ease of deployment 2. Interoperable protocols 2. Connect to legacy back-end systems 1. Message transformation 2. Protocol mediation 3. Secure message traffic 1. Authenticate, authorize, and audit 2. Enforce security policies 4. Performance and scale to meet expected load and latency requirements 1. Benchmark latency and throughput 2. Integrate into standard management consoles
- 16. Selecting an Enterprise Service Bus SOA Governance use cases • Service Lifecycle management • Create, deploy, version, deprecate, retire • Service versioning • Approval process • Versioning scheme and tracking • Promotion • Checklists • Environment deployment • Run-time management • Enforce security policies • Comply with Service Level Agreements
- 17. Enterprise Deployment Use Case
- 18. ESB Comparison Categories Performance • Load Balancing and Failover built-in • Pluggable models can include affinity based LB • Full REST Support (XML and JSON) • Especially used in Mobile environments • Can bridge into SOAP or other enterprise systems • Message Relay Mode and Relay Transport • Excellent performance for 100% streaming • Priority Execution, Cache and Throttling • Manage workloads within the ESB as well as throttle backend • Cache content locally if appropriate • Service Chaining • Asynchronous lightweight orchestration Security and Identity Management • Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) based on interoperable security model (XACML) • Integration with Identity providers • Flexible OAuth authorization model
- 19. Real world case study - Memory Usage at eBay http://wso2.org/library/webinars/2012/06/wso2-ebay-case-study- ebay-uses-open-source-wso2-esb-process-over-1-billion- transactions-day © WSO2 2011
- 20. Choose the right architecture component • ESB • Shared services • Centralized mediation, logging, and routing • Integration framework • Traditionally a library facilitating endpoint connectivity embedded within application • Re-cast as lightweight proxy (similar to WSO2 Elastic Load Balancer, WSO2 Cloud Services Gateway, and WSO2 API Gateway) • Message Broker • Message store and forward component with reliable, guaranteed delivery • Data Services • Transform data into RESTful entity services • API Gateway • Efficient consumer on-boarding • Security and QoS management at the edge • Endpoint promotion, discovery, and documentation • Governance Registry • Manage service lifecycle • Enable late-binding on endpoint location and policy definitions
- 21. Resources Product Page • http://wso2.com/products/enterprise-service-bus/ Webinars • ESB Evaluation Framework • How eBay Uses the Open Source WSO2 ESB to Process Over 1 Billion Transactions Per Day • 2012 Summer Release Enhancements Case Studies • eBay uses 100% open source WSO2 ESB to process more than 1 billion transactions per day • WSO2 Middleware Ensures Alfa-Bank a Promising Future in SOA Blog • http://blog.cobia.net/cobiacomm/tag/esb/
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- 23. lean . enterprise . middleware