Hybrid Integration
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The document discusses Microsoft's hybrid integration platform presented at a Bengaluru event, emphasizing the transition of organizations to cloud-based solutions while addressing challenges such as security, regulatory compliance, and integration costs. It outlines various integration scenarios and technologies, including application-to-application (A2A) and business-to-business (B2B) integrations, alongside the significance of hybrid cloud environments for enhancing business operations. Additionally, it highlights the growing need for enterprises to balance traditional IT and cloud services to optimize performance and achieve operational flexibility.
Hybrid Integration
- 1. PRESENTS MICROSOFT GTSC, Bengaluru March 25, 2017 Powered by Brought to you by Roy Joseph & Rekha Kodali Enterprise Solution Architects Hybrid Integration
- 2. Powered by Brought to you by 2 Session Expectations
- 3. Powered by Brought to you by 3 Challenges Cloud Inclusivity Can everything move to cloud? Time Requirement It takes time to move everything to cloud Security and Privacy Sensitive data still remains on premise Regulatory Compliance Challenges Some data cannot be moved to cloud • By 2019, more than 30 percent of the 100 largest vendors' new software investments will have shifted from cloud-first to cloud- only.- • Gartner Says By 2020, a Corporate "No-Cloud" Policy Will Be as Rare as a "No- Internet" Policy Is Today • By 2020, more compute power will have been sold by IaaS and PaaS cloud providers than sold and deployed into enterprise data centers. Cost Effectiveness Leverage existing investment while reducing operational costs . Reduce Latency For some high speed applications its impossible to leverage cloud applications
- 4. What is the solution? • A2A– Application to Application • CSI – Cloud Service integration • B2B- Business to Business • MAI – Mobile Application Integration with the combination of iPaaS and on-premises ESB Hybrid Integration Platform
- 5. Powered by Brought to you by Hybrid Integration is the future • of CIOs report they will always have a blend of traditional IT and cloud • of workloads are currently running in the public cloud • of workloads will run in a public cloud in 5 years • of large organization will establish a hybrid integration platform, by 2020 • 70% of the cost of a mobile app project is concerned with integration • of implementing IoT solutions will be spent integrating the various IoT components with each other and the back-end systems, through 2018 Hybrid Cloud is the connection of one or more clouds to on-premises systems other clouds PUBLIC PRIVATE Dedicated and Local ON-PREMISES * See speaker notes for source references 70% 16% 41% 75% 70% ½ of the cost
- 6. Powered by Brought to you by Gartner Capability Framework Role-Based User Experience Integration Specialist UX Ad Hoc Integrator UX Citizen Integrator UX HIP Admin UX Governance • API Policy Management • API/Integration Services Catalogue • Life Cycle Management • Metadata Management • Tracking • Operational Analytics Prepackaged Integration Content Orchestration Integration Scenarios Support A2A B2B CSI MAI IoT Core Application and Data Integration Capabilities Communication Styles and Protocols Operations • Admin • Monitoring • Managem ent • Security Deployment Models HIP Capability Framework • Pre-packaged Integration content and scenarios for easy integration • Operations support to manage the integration platform • With many applications/integrations governance is key
- 7. Powered by Brought to you by Microsoft Integration Platform
- 8. Powered by Brought to you by What are logic apps 8 • Simple to create workflow engine in cloud • web browser designer • no coding to create • Logic and connections • connectors get data in and out of logic apps • logic is either control flow or expressions • A way to connect your applications, data, SaaS • Rich set of connectors • Hybrid capabilities • Enterprise Scenarios FTP Custom API App Logic App Polling trigger Logic App Message Queue M1 M2 DB Service Bus
- 9. Powered by Brought to you by Logic App Capabilities Overview • Custom APIs and connectors you can extend into your own applications • First-class integration with Azure Service Bus for reliable message broker and pub/sub – including on-premises to cloud communication • B2B capabilities including EDI and trading partner management • Simple-to-advanced flow control like conditions, loops, exception handling, and parallel • Azure role-based access control, auditing, and security capabilities • Automated deployments via Visual Studio, SDK, API, and PowerShell
- 10. Powered by Brought to you by Hybrid Connectivity 10 Virtual Private Network • Extend your data center into the cloud • Enhance security and isolation • Rely on global reach • Combine IaaS and PaaS applications better • Create hybrid applications ExpressRoute • Private connections to Azure • Increased reliability and speed • Lower latency • Significant cost benefits possible • Connects directly to your WAN AzureRelay • Hybrid Connections - Uses the open standard web sockets enabling multi- platform scenarios. • WCF Relays - Uses WCF to enable RPC.
- 11. Powered by Brought to you by Microsoft's Hybrid Integration Platform 11
- 12. Powered by Brought to you by Microsoft’s Hybrid Integration Platform 12
- 13. Powered by Brought to you by 13 Protocols/Native XML & EDI Hybrid Spectrum of connectors SaaS
- 14. Powered by Brought to you by 14 Typical Scenarios Companies are looking for ways to enhance their on-premises line-of-business apps by using cloud services to achieve scale, high availability, global reach, and integration with cloud-based apps. Yet parts of these applications must remain on-premises. A solution is to build hybrid apps so that only some components run in the cloud. Providing API gateways to on-premises assets Integrating mobile applications Extending and modernizing B2B integration Unified business process between branch offices and central corporate systems can simplify operations, increase flexibility, maximize availability, and lower costs. Hybrid integration bridges the network divide between your existing enterprise (databases, warehouses, applications, and legacy systems) and SaaS/PaaS, B2B (partners & suppliers), B2C (customer engagement), BYOD (enterprise mobile), and big data A parts manufacturer relies on a private cloud to collect and analyze billions of points of data coming in from IoT sensors but also needs to enable customers on the public cloud to see real-time order-status updates that depend on that sensor data. A major health care provider needs the ability to compartmentalize patient data in compliance with HIPAA while also enabling patients the ability to access some of their information through the provider’s web app. A video-streaming service does not have the computing power on-site to handle weekend binge-watching. During these high-traffic periods, the company can “burst” some of their processes onto a public cloud service to ensure availability even as their traffic spikes. E-commerce site relies on Salesforce in the public cloud to manage its customer relationship management (CRM) functions while also using a private cloud to test and build new analytics products based on that data.