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Enterprise Mashups why do I care? Ross Mason, MuleSoft About Me Agenda What? Why? How? Mashups Mashup Stats What is being mashed REST Mashups JSON Services RSS/ATOM Database Feeds Email XML Web Pages Enterprise Mashups + +

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Enterprise Mashups why do I care?

Ross Mason, MuleSoft

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About Me

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Agenda

What? Why? How?

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Mashups

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Mashup Stats

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What is being mashed

REST Services RSS/ATOM Feeds Web Pages Email XML Database JSON Mashups

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Enterprise Mashups

+ +

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What is being mashed

REST Services RSS/ATOM Feeds Web Pages Email XML Database JSON Enterprise Mashups Messaging (JMS, AMQP) File / FTP CSV, Text Enterprise Apps Binary (PDF, Excel)

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Web vs Enterprise

Web Mashups Enterprise Mashups Visual centric Data & Information centric Simple Data relationships Deep transformation & semantic relationships End-user driven Developer & business analyst driven Use Public APIs Combination of Public and internal services No QoS guarantees Enterprise QoS Simple Web Security Policy-based security

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Recent Mashup Stats

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The Looooong Tail

  • IT focuses on 20% of problems that affect 80% of their users
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You can’t build a business case for Enterprise Mashups

…you can’t build a general business case for mashups, [but] you can build a specific mashup-centric business cases

  • Anthony Bradley

Gartner

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Mashups: fail

  • Hard to define
  • Aimed at “users” not “developers”
  • No single value prop
  • Difficult to sell to the business
  • Tens of mashup platforms shut down
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Brighter Future

  • We don’t throw anything away
  • 88.23% of applications need to integrate

with other applications

  • Wealth of public APIs is growing rapidly
  • Evolution of SOA in the enterprise
  • Wealth of rapid development frameworks
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Users vs Developers

  • Users don’t build software
  • Mashup platform, foreign concept
  • Mashup in context
  • Need data in consumption form
  • Microsoft Excel has the right balance
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Mashup timeline

MS Excel mashups emerge Enterprise Portals and JSR-168 started Yahoo! & others introduce Web portals

1993 1998 2003 2000

AJAX is coined, Fuels Web 2.0 Mozilla introduce Javascript XMLHttpRequest Open Mashup Alliance founded

2009

Google Maps API launched Yahoo! Pipes launched

2007 2005

Mule, first

  • pen source

ESB Salesforce.com IPO. Term SaaS coined

1999 2004 2006 2008 2001/2

Enterprise mashup platforms emerge Forrester: Enterprise 2.0; $4.6bn Industry By 2013 MySpace & Google team up: OpenSocial 1,782 APIs on prog..web.com

web enterprise

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What about SOA?

  • Enterprise mashups, SOA’s killer App?

Enterprise Services Web Services / APIs Enterprise Mashups SaaS

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Mashups and the Cloud

  • New lease of life for Mashups
  • Natural fit, common context
  • PaaS = Next Gen. Mashup platform
  • Developer-focus
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The Smart Revolution

  • Geo-location
  • Situational data
  • Telephony services
  • Barcode scanning
  • Image-recognition
  • Augmented reality
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Where is the killer app?

The mashup's strength lies in discovering the atypical, in exploiting data in new ways.

  • Dion Hinchcliff
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Patterns

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Patterns

Harvest Enhance Assemble Manage Alerter Accessibility Content Aggregation Content Migration API Enabler Feed Factory

  • Dist. Drill down

Portal Enabler Competitive Analysis Field Medic Emergency Response Quick PoC Infinite Monkeys Folksonomy Enabler Content Integration Single Sign-on Leading Indicator Smart Suggestions Fliter Widget Enabler Reality Mining Super Search Location Mapping Reputation Mgmt Translation Splinter Time Series Workflow

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Feed Factory

Feed Factory aggregated feed RSS Feed Relational Database Sales Activity Report Atom Feed feed data Feed Consumer

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Super Search

Super Search aggregated data Content Management System Relational Database Data APIs Search Engine Search data Search Mashup File System

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Pipeline

Data Source Mashup Transformer Web Service Call Transform Route

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iBeans

easy mashups

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Foundation

  • Abstraction for the complexity of SOA
  • Open source framework
  • Lineage, pedigree of Mule ESB
  • 15+ iBeans ready for production

“Micro-light ESB”

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Communication

  • Reusable Java modules
  • Bean interface to networked services

– Not just SOAP, REST

  • Communications channels

– Ajax from JavaScript – RPC – Java

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Use cases

  • Situations where an ESB is too heavy
  • Social media app integrations
  • Easy cross-webapp reuse
  • Point-to-point integration
  • Seamless migration path to Mule ESB
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GPS Walker

demo

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http://?.?.?.?:8080/gpswalker/ cursor.html

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Overview

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The pieces

Runtime Container: Tomcat, Tcat, (Mule)

iBeans Runtime Channels: HTTP, SMTP, IMAP, REST, JDBC, JMS, XMPP, FTP Application Annotations Transform and Bindings Scheduler Web apps

apps web your console

iBean Objects Formats: JSON, RSS, ATOM, XML, SOAP

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Summary

  • Growing need to serve the long tail of

applications

  • User-focused mashups unsuccessful
  • SOA and Web 2.0 keeps driving reuse
  • iBeans offers a developer-focused

approached

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Front (cogs): http://www.flickr.com/photos/balakov/309709612 Back: (questions) http://www.flickr.com/photos/doberagi/1404539812

http://mulesoft.org/ibeans twitter: @rossmason http://blogs.mulesoft.org