Reshaping Enterprise Architecture
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This document provides an overview of reshaping enterprise architecture. It discusses the need to change enterprise architecture to address increasingly complex requirements and join the "now generation". It promotes adopting new IT disciplines like DevOps to efficiently collaborate and streamline processes. The document recommends selecting fit-for-purpose architecture accelerators and composable components from platforms like WSO2 to enable responsive iterations.
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Reshaping Enterprise Architecture
- 1. Reshaping Enterprise Architecture Chris Haddad Pla$orm Evangelism Last Updated: Jan. 2014
- 2. About the Presenter ๏ Worked with Enterprise Architecture Teams for many years and transformaBve iniBaBves ๏ Success and Failure of SOA ๏ ApplicaBon Pla$orm Strategy ๏ Learn more about me ๏ ๏ @cobiacomm on TwiJer ๏ 2 www.linkedin.com/in/cobiacomm/ hJp://blog.cobia.net/cobiacomm ๏ On Google+ too
- 3. Why Change Enterprise Architecture? Increasingly Complex Requirements http://wso2.com/landing/enabling-the-connected-business
- 4. Join The Now GeneraBon Does EA Accelerate or Inhibit? ๏ Time to create project workspace ๏ Time to build, integrate, test ๏ Time to approve, promote ๏ Time to deploy, release ๏ Dwell Bme – Bme waiBng for the next operaBon to commence or complete http://blog.cobia.net/cobiacomm/2013/03/19/accelerating-business-agility-with-app-factory-devops-paas/
- 5. Evolve with The Web Channel Build Social Community, Context, and Ecosystems into EA Web 1.0 Presenta.on • Web sites • Brochure-‐ware • E-‐mail • Mass markeBng • StaBc informaBon delivery 1/21/14 Web 2.0 Transac.onal • E-‐Commerce • Social networks • Soware as a Service • Search • RecommendaBons and status Web 3.0 Community • Massive Data-‐driven • Mobile • Ad hoc groups • Self-‐SelecBon and Social • Ecosystems • Contextual and Personalized 5
- 6. Engage your customers and partners with an Enterprise Mobility and API Strategy Mobility, Internet of Everything, and Ecosystem Business Models are Transforming The Web
- 7. SituaBonal Context: Traffic {incidents: [ {impacting: false, eventCode: 0, iconURL: "http://...", lat: 38.743999, shortDesc: "Exit ramp closed on I 95...", type: 1, severity: 0, fullDesc: "In NEWINGTON exit ramp closed on I-95 ...", startTime: "2010-02-21T00:14:07", lng: -77.188004, id: "368598263", endTime: "2010-02-27T05:04:19" }, Image source: http://www.directoryofnewyorkcity.com/blog/2009/05/how-to-find-parking-in-new-york-city/ Real-time traffic map: http://www.mapquestapi.com/traffic/
- 8. Increase Development Bandwidth By Enabling The Long Tail
- 9. Become a More Connected Business Reduce interac.on fric.on and cost Accelerate interac.ons inside and outside the organiza.on Increase engagement and enhance produc.vity Sense business ac.vity and automa.cally adapt http://wso2.com/landing/enabling-the-connected-business
- 10. Build a more responsive and effecBve IT Team
- 11. Enterprise Architecture Pi$alls ๏ Not compelling ๏ Doesn’t tell a story ๏ Focuses on policy over process ๏ Lacks measurable benefit (Time, cost, quality) ๏ Ignores PerspecBve ๏ Micro versus Macro View ๏ Dev innovaBon versus Ops stability ๏ IT Factory Bme versus Business Just in Time demands ๏ Too hard to adopt ๏ ๏ 11 New skills required, mismatched funding models Doesn’t make the right thing to do, the easy thing to do
- 12. Enterprise Architecture Success Factors ๏ Converges boJoms-‐up interest with top-‐down benefit ๏ Builds adopBon on-‐ramps ๏ Delivers accelerator packs ๏ Provides educaBon, mentoring, and project assistance ๏ Creates an easier process ๏ 12 Recognizes trust and relaBonships
- 13. What architecture goal-‐state is required? http://edcforums.com/threads/the-atwood-collectors-thread-part-2.101226/page-5
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- 15. Connected Business Reference Architecture
- 16. Old IT à Responsive IT
- 17. Accelerate Success by AdopBng New IT Disciplines
- 18. Select fit-‐for-‐purpose architecture accelerators
- 19. Based on Composable Components
- 20. Spanning Comprehensive Requirements WSO2 Carbon Enterprise Middleware Pla$orm
- 21. Pla$orm Component SelecBon Flexibility
- 22. How do we reduce Wait States and enable Responsive IteraBons? Dev Ops Tooling Automated Governance ConsumpBon based Funding Service Level Management
- 23. WSO2 xPaaS -‐ Key DifferenBators • A complete set of Cloud-‐NaBve middleware services enabling complex project delivery • Enterprise-‐ready foundaBon • Re-‐shapes team collaboraBon and reduces wait states • Business driven PaaS – Lowest run-‐Bme cost – CxO dashboards delivering por$olio visibility – Development and DevOps dashboards Showback/chargeback billing http://wso2.com/landing/wso2-advantages
- 24. WSO2 Cloud NaBve Advantage ๏ Automated governance ๏ Mul.-‐tenant plaHorm ๏ On-‐demand self service ๏ Elas.c scalability ๏ Service-‐aware load balancing ๏ Cartridge extensions
- 25. Cloud-‐NaBve Pla$orm Architecture http://blog.cobia.net/cobiacomm/2013/04/18/cloud-
- 26. Cloud NaBve Difference http://wso2.com/whitepapers/cloud-native-advantage-multi-tenant-shared-container-paas
- 27. How do we Efficiently Collaborate and Streamline Processes? Execute according to DevOps Principles ๏ IteraBve ๏ Incremental ๏ ConBnuous ๏ Automated ๏ Self-‐service ๏ CollaboraBve ๏ HolisBc
- 28. Implement DevOps Processes ๏ Infrastructure as Code ๏ Self-‐service configuraBon ๏ Automated provisioning ๏ Automated release management ๏ ConBnuous delivery ๏ ConBnuous build ๏ ConBnuous integraBon ๏ ConBnuous deployment ๏ Incremental tesBng
- 29. WSO2 DevOps Advantage ๏ Complete lifecycle automa.on ๏ Collabora.on oriented ๏ Project workspaces and dashboards ๏ Con.nuous delivery
- 30. DevOps PaaS DifferenBaBon Self service project and policy configuraBon ๏ ๏ Via project configuraBon portals ๏ Security, service levels, frameworks, usage, topology Automated pla$orm provisioning ๏ ๏ Via service Ber templates ๏ Framework and policy enforcement points (PEPs) Process automaBon ๏ ๏ ๏ ๏ ConBnuous build, test, and deployment Code promoBon and synchronizaBon across environments and servers Dependency analysis and impact analysis
- 31. AcBon Step: Adopt Unified, Full Life Cycle DevOps
- 32. AcBon Step: Accelerate with DevOps PaaS
- 33. Reference Architecture for DevOps PaaS 1/21/14 App Command Governance and Visibility Enterprise IT Store WSO2 App Factory DevOps-‐Forge Complete Cloud PaaS 33
- 35. AcBon Step: Monitor And Analyze ๏ ๏ Take decisions in real Bme through Complex Event Processing ๏ 35 Monitor millions of events, leveraging highly scalable NoSQL database Common Events Collector ๏ Create dashboards for both technical and business monitoring
- 38. How do we support Joint Ventures and the Value Web? A Cloud-‐based, Digital Business Ecosystem Pla$orm Cost-‐effecBve, development, collaboraBon, and deployment infrastructure enabling a long tail of applicaBon development ๏ ๏ Architecture templates and applicaBon pla$orm services A shared environment for cross-‐organizaBon applicaBon development and delivery ๏ ๏ ๏ ๏ Governed, iteraBve lifecycle management across hybrid clouds and composite applicaBons IT Business performance metrics and analyBcs Infrastructure enabling user experience composiBon across mulBple disparate applicaBon providers
- 39. Ecosystem Architecture Focus ๏ MoneBze assets based on business value ๏ Tenant/Consumer personalizaBon and isolaBon ๏ Sharing domain specific business capabiliBes ๏ Dynamic orchestraBon and composiBon
- 40. Cloud Ecosystem Pla$orm Architecture Components 1/21/14 Your APIS Your Digital Business Ecosystem Personalized SaaS Solution App Store 3rd Party Partners Your Core Business Capabilities DevOps Forge and Governance Cloud Deployment 40
- 41. AcBon Step: Publish and Socialize Business CapabiliBes and Assets 41
- 42. Who is building an Ecosystem Pla$orm with WSO2? ๏ An aerospace company ๏ A mobile device manufacturer ๏ A connected car consorBum ๏ A construcBon soware provider ๏ A telecommunicaBons provider
- 43. Today, APIs Drive Everything Source: http://www.ericsson.com/res/docs/whitepapers/wp-50-billions.pdf
- 44. Embrace Contextual PersonalizaBon Tenant / Consumer Personaliza.on Dimensions ๏ InformaBon access privileges ๏ InformaBon aggregaBon and composiBon ๏ Social network access privileges ๏ Business processes and rules ๏ Service levels and Quality of Service ๏ Security policies ๏ MoneBzaBon rates
- 45. Open API and CollaboraBon
- 47. New IT Results Measurements • Industry Ecosystems • Community and Context • Decreased time to market Agility Attributes • Open Collaboration • Micro-iterations • User-led innovation
- 48. AdopBon Accelerators ๏ ๏ Self-‐service and automated governance ๏ Policy applied by Ber of service selecBon ๏ 48 IT Storefront Integrated Pla$orms
- 49. Recommended Reading ๏ The Path to Responsive IT ๏ ๏ DevOps Meets ALM in the Cloud ๏ ๏ hJp://wso2.com/whitepapers/devops-‐meets-‐alm-‐in-‐the-‐cloud-‐cloud-‐devops-‐paas Cloud-‐NaBve Advantage ๏ ๏ hJp://wso2.com/whitepapers/the-‐path-‐to-‐responsive-‐it hJp://wso2.com/whitepapers/cloud-‐naBve-‐advantage-‐mulB-‐tenant-‐shared-‐container-‐paas PromoBng Service Re-‐use with API Management ๏ hJp://wso2.com/whitepapers/promoBng-‐service-‐reuse-‐within-‐your-‐enterprise-‐and-‐ maximizing-‐soa-‐success
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