integrationworks: grow your business with the api economy

Grow your business with the API Economy

the integration experts

Ian RichardsManaging Director

IntegrationWorks [email protected]

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Agenda

7.10 – Welcomes

7.30 – Approaching the API Economy

8.10 – Refreshment Break

8.20 – API Technology and Demo

9.00 – Question & Discussions

9.15 – Wrap up

9.25 – Networking and meet the IntegrationWorks team

Evolving API Reference Architectures Fueling external innovation - IBM API Management

Supporting internal agility - IBM StrongLoop

Ian Richards - MD, IntegrationWorks AUDavid Bate - VP Hybrid Cloud, IBM Asia Pacific

Bob Morton - QLD State Manager, IBM AU

Ian Vanstone, CTO, IntegrationWorks

APIs for businessAPI delivery approaches

Laying the foundations for API First Microservices

Approaching the API Economy

Corporate

Governmental

Star

tup

Who’s approaching?

$

Open

data

Way

oflife

20k+publicAPIsGenerallylowercommercialvalue

FarmorehiddenGenerallyhighercommercialvalue

Balance Innovation and Control

Your

apps

Known

partners

Unknown

partners

Focus on business model, target partners

Known TargetedPartners

Existing

product/service

New

product/serviceNewmarket

APIsupportsproduct/service

orAPIisthe

product/service

Loweffort/ROI?

Mediumeffort/ROI?

Majoreffort/ROI?

Business modelPer product/service/API

Not per business

1. Learn lessons projects2. Well planned programmes3. API First

Approaches

Speed & Agility

Integration & Scale

Core Enterprise

Digital Ecosystem

Fast

Sp

eed

Steady Speed

Lessons lessons projects

APIManagementPlatformFirst

Kick-the-tyres First

DeployPlatformFirst

IntegrationTeamFirst

Hypermediaprocrastination

Accidental newREST/SOAPintegrationlayer

Accidental cachelayer

Security/identity

Coreiscreaking

Partnersignored(butnoonesknows)

Engagedpartnerswantchange!

ITFirst

Organisational change and enablement• Broad education and engagement• Engage business/commercial early and ongoing• Engage legal, marketing, brand early and ongoing• New roles, new teams, different ways of working• Update Op Model• Talent source to help define, upskill, and deliver• Events

Well planned programmes

IT & Technology• API Governance and Guidelines• Continuous Delivery• API/Data ownership• Partnership relations and API

governance and release cycles• New architectural components,

patterns and technologies• Runtime and delivery• More than an API Management

platform

Funding roadmap • Business engagement, partner engagement,

internal engagement – and more below• Ongoing funding beyond initial project

Decentralised architectureDecentralised integrationBreaking monoliths Changing the balance of Buy Vs Build

API First

System/App level: • All features and functions can be accessed and controlled by APIs• All APIs are designed to be exposed externally

Enterprise level: • All products and services can be accessed and controlled by APIs

(e.g. browse, buy, personalise, interact)

WHA

T?HO

W?

Microservices

Microservices for the Enterprise

Who’susingmicroservices?

Why?

Whatabouttraditionalenterprises?

Microservices – it’smorethancode

Traditional shared services based organisation Microservices enabled organisation Project model Temporary teams built to fit funding cycles (e.g.

Annual plan)No projects, backlog driven(Or backlog-driven programme/project model)Teams great at chunking work

Requirements Coarse grained outcomes Granular outcomesDesign Large documents spanning shared service teams Emergent / iterative

Design and test drivenCode/Build/Deploy Services highly coupled DecoupledTest High documentation High automationRelease Coupled to deploy

Once per projectDecoupled from deployFrequentWhen features ready

Operate/Scale Manual Control/Monitor/Scale of platforms Auto Control/Monitor/Scale of servicesDecommission Complex, costly

AvoidedRising keep-the-lights-on cost

Hot swap services in/out

Text Text

Digital companies/divisions/teams

Multi-year sustained high growth

Colossal scale

Minimal legacy

Whyaresofewtraditionalenterprisesusingmicroservices

atscale?

Should you?Does your business fit the mould?

Does your business have the foundations required?

Text

Digital companies/divisions/teams

Multi-year sustained high growth

Colossal scale

Minimal legacy

High ratio IT investment, high appetite for risk around developing new practices

Reliant on emergent design - unable to utiliselong plan cycles due fast evolving product sets, customer base, or market

Traditional IT architectures are unable to flex at colossal scale – technically or financially

Not restrained by large COTS or otherwise inflexible systems/monoliths

Does your business fit the mould?

Agile funding mechanisms

Highly flexible organisational model

Granular Product Management practices

Able to govern flat, decentralised, smaller teams

Mature Continuous Delivery practices

Mature operational practices and systems


The Foundations for Microservices

Able to leverage and develop new technologies

Able to adopt and manage decentralised data stores

Adequate access to IT talent

Able to manage the border between traditional delivery and microservices delivery

Able to secure a larger and evolving attack surface


The Foundations for Microservices

Yes Huge benefitsAgility from flexibility

Foundations in themselves are often highly valuableBe great at continuous Delivery

Adoption risk/cost is loweringGrowing talent poolGrowing access to IP, use cases, best practicesGrowing numbers of easier-to-consume tools

So is there any point in traditional enterprises looking into microservices?

YesYes

Upskill in order to make informed decisions on alignment or adoptionAssess ongoingPlan and execute the IntegrationWorks Foundations for MicroservicesManage risk – scalable budgets, delays/impacts, legacy creation….................

Act

Technology&

Demo

Aero Plane International Airways

IBM DataPower Gateway

Demopre-history

APIs and Managed APIs

”Unmanaged” ManagedSecurity Focused onconnection/message Plusdelegated authority

Plussocialsign-inControl, SLAs,trafficshaping By APIoperationorserver ByAPIoperation,plan,partner,appMonetisation Hard Easier basedonperappdataInternal analytics By APIoperationorserver

Exportlogs/reportsByAPIoperation,plan,partner,appBeautiful visualisations/graphsAPIs

External analytics None ByAPIoperation,plan,appBeautiful visualisations/graphsAPIs

Developer Portal None OOTBfeatureTesttools None OOTBforinternalandexternal developersCodegenerationandSDKs None OOTB featureCommunityManagement,etc None Internal andexternalorg management

Forums



Demopre-history



Demoscenario

Demoactual

IBM StrongLoop Components

on cloud Bluemix Bluemix Dedicatedon premise Bluemix Local

Supporting internal agility

Startwithcode Orstartwithdata/APIs Manage

Live demo API First microservice creation in

one easy minute

IBM API Management Components

Developer Portal API Manager Management Console

Define and manage APIs

Explore API usage with analytics

Manage API user communities

Provision system resources

Monitor runtime health

Scale the environment

API Gateway

Enforce runtime policies to control API traffic

Welcome to the API Portal

Explore API documentation

Provision application keys

Self-service social experience

Fueling external innovation

on cloud Bluemix Bluemix Dedicatedon premise Bluemix Local

Live demo Expose APIs to partners in

one easy minute

Announcing IBM API Connect

Create, Secure, Manage, Run

Integrates IBM StrongLoop and IBM API Management with a built-in gateway

Wrap up&

Thanks

Invite us in to talk about your business APIs and Microservices

Enterprise integration, Hybrid cloud integrationAny kind of integration

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