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WSO2: Disrupting the middleware industry
Dr. Sanjiva Weerawarana, Chairman, Founder & CEO, WSO2 -
IBM Global Technology Outlook - 2011
Dr. C Mohan, Fellow, IBM Research -
Service Orientation – Why is it good for your business
Sastry Malladi, Distinguished Architect, eBay -
Enterprise Integration Patterns: Past, Present and Future
Gregor Hohpe, Google -
SOA & Beyond: Using Open Source Technologies
Narendra Nathmal, Chief Architect, Advanced SOA Center of Excellence, Cognizant Technologies -
Engineering to take over the world
Samisa Abeysinghe, Vice President Engineering, WSO2 -
WSO2 Vision and Roadmap
Paul Fremantle, Founder & CTO, WSO2
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WSO2: Disrupting the middleware industry Sanjiva Weerawarana, Ph.D
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The Global Technology Outlook (GTO) is IBM Research’s vision of the future for information technology (IT) and its impact on industries that use IT. This annual exercise highlights emerging software, hardware, and services technology trends that are expected to significantly impact the IT sector in the next 3-7 years. In particular, the GTO identifies technologies that may be disruptive to an existing business, have the potential to create new opportunity, and can provide new business value to our customers. The 2011 GTO is set to build not only on its 29 predecessors, but the 100 years of IBM innovation. Can analytics push the petascale barrier? What else can benefit from an Internet infrastructure? How much value is buried in the volumes of unstructured data? The 2011 GTO focuses on five topics: Socially Synergistic Enterprise Solutions, Petascale Analytics Appliance and Ecosystem, Natural Resources Transformation and Management, Internet of Things, and Frontiers of IT. In this talk, I will share the GTO 2011 findings with the audience. |
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Using WSO2 ESB with SAP ERP (Retail)Harsha Senanayake,Head of Enterprise Solutions, John Keells Holdings.
Keells Super is a leading modern retailer with 50+ outlets in Sri Lanka. When the retailer decided to implement SAP ERP to streamline its core business processes, it needed to integrate the point of sales (POS) systems in its stores with the SAP software in its data center. This session presents a case study on how Keells Super successfully accomplished the integration by implementing the WSO2 SAP Message Gateway solution and assisting WSO2 in developing the SAP adaptor. Topics covered will include:
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Multi-tenancy: Winning formula for a PaaS
Dr. Srinath Perera,Senior Software Architect, WSO2 |
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Concur has realized rapid growth as a leading provider of integrated travel and expense management solutions, justifying the need for a new flexible and scalable solution for invoicing customers. This case study reviews how Concur has used the WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus and WSO2 Business Process Server to tightly integrate its new billing engine and order management tool, and maintain clean rules around ordering so the downstream billing system can reuse and optimize catalog data. It also examines how this implementation:
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Together, low cost of ownership, high product flexibility, and support for the latest technologies have made open source integration solutions a viable alternative to traditional proprietary integration tools, particularly as more vendors provide SLA-based commercial support for open source products. This session explores why more enterprises are embracing open source, and how open source adds value to the business and information technology divisions of such enterprises. Topics include:
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Increasingly businesses rely on their enterprise software applications to share data, configurations, and other organizational resources. But connecting these diverse applications—with their different programming languages, platforms, data formats, protocols, and QoS requirements—is an architect's worst nightmare. The enterprise service bus provides a simple and uniform platform for connecting heterogeneous applications, and it acts as the backbone of SOA integration while routing, filtering, transforming, mixing and matching traffic flows from various sources. An effective ESB also supports a range of communication protocols, message formats and QoS standards. This presentation discusses the basic concepts and common challenges associated with enterprise integration. It will introduce the ESB pattern for solving enterprise integration problems and basic features and services offered by an ESB. Finally it will look at a series of integration problems and how to solve them using an ESB, taking WSO2 ESB as an example. |
BSS Platform-as-a-Service for Communications: Utilizing WSO2 MiddlewareKen Anderson,CTO, Datatel Solutions
Completely automated business support systems (BSS), or “quote-to-cash” processes, are a challenge for any professional organization. Until recently, only large telecommunications companies could afford the customization necessary to build such systems. A leading association for global telecommunications providers, TeleManagement Forum (TM Forum), has made great advancements toward providing detailed and standardized frameworks based on a well-defined SOA. However, there is not yet a subscription-based, pre-integrated BSS solution that fulfills TM Forum's vision for the industry. This session explores how WSO2 technology is an ideal solution as a core set of components for successfully building out a TM Forum standards-compliant system as an optimized BSS to enable channel sales. It also looks at how offering a BSS on a subscription basis will reduce costs, improve efficiencies, allow scalability, and level the playing field for SMB and enterprise providers alike. |
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The applications in an SOA handle different types of data, each with its own access patterns, structure, lifecycle, archival needs, and other attributes and behaviors. As a result, choosing the right storage mechanism can significantly affect the ultimate performance and success of an application. Notably, relational databases have been the traditional choice of storage for enterprise applications because they are widely established and therefore are supported by a large community of professionals with the necessary skill set. However, cloud computing and Internet-based applications—with their elastic and scalable resources and exponentially growing numbers of users—have been pushed to find more efficient and scalable architectures. These demands are the shot of adrenaline behind the NoSQL (Not Only SQL) database movement. This session explores the choices available when selecting a data storage engine, the trade offs, factors to consider when making a choice, and examples of different use cases. |
T-Systems is currently developing an integrated platform, the “Connected Car Platform,” for service providers who target mobile and onboard devices in vehicles. This requires a solution that can manage millions of remote devices on one side, and many different internal and external backend services on the other. This session provides an overview of the project using an implementation of the WSO2 Mobile Service Gateway platform and WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus. It will include an overview of the project requirements and the technical and strategic reasons for selecting WSO2. Also covered will be benchmarks and optimizations for high-throughput WSO2 ESB proxy services, custom protocols with non-standard cryptography implementations, and backend OSGi modules. |
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Open Service Federation FrameworkDipanjan Sengupta,Principal Architect, Cognizant Technology Solutions
The Open Service Federation Framework addresses the need for automated, rule-based sharing of service and service artifacts across the service registries of different domains within an enterprise or enterprises, which can be deployed on a private or public cloud. This session describes and demonstrates a proof-of-concept of how the Open Service Federation Framework has been accomplished by:
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The presentation layer in a distributed environment is often ignored due to its inherent complexities. Moreover, engineers often are limited to one or two technological platforms for implementing presentation logic or data visualization. Now, with the increasing demand for SOA governance, information presentation is gaining wider visibility and focus among the IT community. This session reviews the requirements for a presentation layer, including platform-independence and portability. Additionally, it will explore different presentation technologies, including JSR 168/286, SharePoint Web Parts, and simple HTML portlets, as well as the pros and cons of these technologies in meeting developers’ presentation layer needs. |
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Panel: Cloud and SOA: The good, the bad and the uglyModerated by Paul FremantlePanelists: Sastry Malladi, Afkham Azeez, Brad Svee, Narendra Nathmal
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Keynote:Service Orientation – Why is it good for your businessSastry Malladi,Distinguished Architect, eBay
The concepts of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Representational State Transfer (REST) have been around for a while now. While the benefits of moving to these models have been reasonably well documented, businesses often may not realize the full potential of moving to this model and what it means from a business stand point. Further, alignment between business and technology within an organization is really important for successfully leveraging the Service orientation for business agility. The key reasons for moving to service orientation include business agility, operational excellence and enabling innovation. This keynote delves into this and explains how businesses can benefit with this model, citing an example of how eBay has successfully been able to pioneer and leverage service orientation. |
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Fireside chat with Sastry MalladiHosted by Rebecca Hurst
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More enterprises are recognizing the opportunity to extend the reach and cost-efficiency of their applications by delivering them as software-as-a-service (SaaS). However, the approach to deploying in the cloud and the choice of either cloud middleware software or a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) can significantly affect the success of a SaaS implementation. |
The WSO2 ESB runs one of the highest volume web APIs in the world. Handling over 1bn transactions a day, the WSO2 ESB is optimized for low-latency and non-blocking operation. This session will explore the real world challenges of handling high volume traffic and provide you with
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Building Cool Applications with WSO2 StratosLiveSelvaratnam Uthaiyashankar,
Senior Software Architect,WSO2 Increasingly enterprises view cloud computing as a cost-effective platform for quickly developing, modifying and deploying applications to respond to rapidly changing market conditions. Platform-as-a-service (PaaS) complements popular infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) offerings, such as Amazon EC2, by providing middleware products as services to enable application development and integration in the cloud. However, not all PaaS approaches are the same. Many only support Web application development. Only a few, such as WSO2 StratosLive, provide the breadth of services to support complex enterprise applications in the cloud employing a service-oriented architecture. This session will explore the capabilities of StratosLive to build complex SOA applications with all the cloud-native benefits, such as self-provisioning, multi-tenancy, elasticity and metering. It also will examine how to architect an application so that it can fit well in StratosLive, including the details of how to build cool cloud applications. |
The Information and Communication Technology Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA) is responsible for ICT policy and direction for the nation, and it is the implementation organization for the e-Sri Lanka initiative. This session will explore Government 3.0, the electronically connected citizen-centric government, and review key initiatives that ICTA has taken to enable the re-engineering of government service delivery, including:
Country Portal (CP) for the government to offer citizen services online. |
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The WSO2 Governance Registry provides end-to-end governance for enterprise applications. This session will outline will introduce key concepts of governance and then dive into a deeper discussion on how IT professionals can streamline application development, testing and deployment processes, as well as manage service lifecycles and assets using WSO2 Governance Registry. Attendees also will learn about the community and social aspects of WSO2 Governance Registry as an enabler of collaboration between distributed teams, converting traditional human-centric tasks into key assets of the governance process. |
Sociedad Hipotecaria Federal (SHF) is a second-tier Mexican bank that is part of the development banking sector. The operation is based on a value chain of processes that includes promotion, credit approval, instrumentation, analysis, monitoring, control, collection and recovery. These processes require the integration of workflows involving human tasks, as well as automated tasks between old and new core banking systems and insurance, treasury and collateral management systems. This case study will review the strategy behind the bank’s adoption of an open source middleware platform to integrate and standardize these processes, achieve operational efficiency, decrease overall IT costs, and deliver higher levels of service to both internal and external clients. The session will also examine lessons the IT team learned along the way. |
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Business Activity Monitoring in your SOA EnvironmentTharindu Mathew,Senior Software Engineer and Product Manager, WSO2
Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) delivers real-time visibility into the processes, transactions and workflows that are exposed as services within an SOA, both for IT professionals and business managers. This presentation reviews the revamped WSO2 BAM and explores how it provides a powerful framework for customizing and monitoring key performance indicators. It also explores how the flexible and highly extensible WSO2 BAM architecture can take advantage of NoSQL storage, business intelligence tasks, complex event processing, and presentation layer technologies to empower users to monitor events occurring across an entire software system in real time. |
Alfa-Bank (Ukraine) is part of the international Alfa Group Consortium and is recognized as one of the “Top 10 Trustworthy Banks” in Ukraine according to Banker Magazine. In order to enhance its services, Alfa-Bank introduced to its banking infrastructure the Temenos T24, one of the most technically advanced banking systems available today. As part of Alfa-Bank’s SOA, the T24 is being integrated with several legacy banking systems through Web services powered by the WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus and WSO2 Data Services. This case study will review Alfa-Bank’s service architecture, its process for selecting WSO2’s software, and experiences in implementing the software. The session will also look at future plans, including the need to support complex message processing. |
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Building a Mobile POS Solution with WSO2 Carbon and Apple iPod TouchThilanka Kiriporuwa,
Head of Human Resources and Operations, Odel ODEL, Sri Lanka’s largest department store, has built its reputation on creating a superior, state-of-the-art experience for its customers. Recently, ODEL’s management enhanced the shopper experience by giving customers a mobile express checkout alternative. Now customers with five or fewer items can bypass the lines at the cashiers’ point of sales (POS) terminals, walk up to one of the many ODEL salespersons with the WSO2 MobilePOS solution on their iPod Touch devices, and pay by credit card. This case study will examine ODEL’s business strategy, the solution architecture, and the details behind the rapid implementation of the MobilePOS solution. |
Security in practicePrabath Siriwardena,Architect & Senior Manager – Carbon Platform & Security, WSO2
The recent security breaches of major corporations and government agencies once again highlight the importance of implementing an effective security model within an SOA deployment to protect company data, employees, partners and customers. Going beyond authentication, authorization and auditing, security in practice relies heavily on battle-tested security patterns to combat thousands of cyber criminals worldwide seeking to exploit the any security hole in the system. This session will review patterns, best practices and threats associated with SOA security models. It will also explore standards, such as WS-Security, SAML, XACML, WS-Trust, WS-SecureConversation and WS-SecurityPolicy, which have emerged over the years to define the ‘best-fit’ security model to an SOA deployment based on Web services. Additionally, it will look at how OpenID, OAuth, and Simple Cloud Identity Management (SCIM) have evolved over the years to provide a ‘best-fit’ security model for Internet identity management. |
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Panel: Data, data everywhere: big, small, private, shared, public and moreModerated by Dr. Srinath Perera
Panelists: Dr. C. Mohan, Sumedha Rubasinghe, Gregor Hohpe |
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Eight years after the initial publication, the Enterprise Integration Patterns have stood the test of time, not the least thanks to being embraced by the open source middleware community. This session shares some of the “behind the scenes” stories of how the patterns originated, how they are being applied, and what other patterns we would like to see documented. |
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Keynote:SOA & Beyond: Using Open Source TechnologiesNarendra Nathmal,Chief Architect, Advanced SOA Center of Excellence, Cognizant Technologies
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Using WSO2 Products in e-Government InfrastructuresMaria Belkina,Project Manager, Saint-Petersburg Information and Analytics Center
Since 2010, Russia has been implementing an e-Government initiative, “Electronic Russia,” with the aim of creating and integrating the information systems of different government authorities to enable online data exchange. In support of this effort, the Saint-Petersburg Information and Analytics Center has built an open source integration layer to link together the government agencies’ many legacy systems. This case study will explore how it has implemented the integration layer using the WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus, WSO2 Business Activity Monitor, and WSO2 Governance Registry. The session also will describe different usage patterns, as well as issues and obstacles the team encountered and the strategies employed to resolve them. |
Develop, Test and Deploy your SOA Application through a Single PlatformChathuri Wimalasena,Senior Software Engineer, WSO2
The SOA application running on-premise today may need to run in the cloud tomorrow. However, while there are many tools to assist in building on-premise SOA applications quickly and efficiently, few support the private and public cloud platforms onto which SOA applications are moving. This technical session examines how the WSO2 Carbon Studio toolset uniquely addresses the demand to develop applications once and then deploy them on-premise or in the cloud as needed. Topics will include specifying relationships among artifacts, filtered artifact deployment according to the specified server role, managing different releases of the same artifacts, and artifact lifecycle management, as well as how to automate development, testing and deployment in the cloud. |
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eGovernment focuses on using tools and systems made possible by information and communication technologies to provide better public services to businesses and citizens. Effective eGovernment solutions also involve rethinking organizational behavior, processes and structure so that public services are delivered more efficiently to the people who need to use them, while focusing on the cost and flexibility of information delivery. Implemented well, eGovernment enables all citizens, enterprises and organizations to carry out their business with government more easily, more quickly and at lower cost. This session proposes an enterprise architecture for eGovernment services in Sri Lanka, presented via Local Government Units. It also looks at the usage and benefits of using service-oriented and distributed architectures, multi-tenancy and cloud computing to provide citizen services, while focusing on key factors, such flexibility, cost and accessibility and how they a affect the enterprise architecture. |
A primary objective of adopting a service-oriented architecture (SOA) is to deliver business solutions faster. However, speed that results in compromised software quality can cause the entire SOA adoption process to fail. As a result, quality assurance (QA) teams need to balance the quick turnaround demands of the SOA world with sustainable QA practices. This session will review challenges in SOA testing and the need for QA teams to adopt a new set of agile methods, concepts, tools and technologies. It also will examine a componentized model for SOA-based application testing, the differences between traditional software testing and SOA testing approaches, and the use of open source tools in SOA testing and SOA testing best practices. |
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Cuban Experiences with SOA and the WSO2 SuiteJorge Infante Osorio,
Universidad de las Ciencias Informáticas The development of SOA initiatives in organizations requires a considerable technical effort and a solid methodology in order to succeed. While the benefits of these initiatives can be significant, the risks are also considerable if the necessary tools and techniques are not in place. This session describes the use of a methodology for SOA that promotes the development of composite applications and the design and implementation of services, security and infrastructure architectures based on a set of design patterns and integration patterns. It also will examine a comparative study for the selection of the tools to implement these architectures based on five main criteria: cost, quality, community development, maturity of the features, and the requirements imposed by the architecture. Finally, it will review architectures that have been designed with the WSO2 platform. |
Using WSO2 as a Mobile Services PlatformSimon Bilton,
Head of Professional Services, Gödel Technologies Europe Journey Planner Services offer innovative new ways to help citizens and visitors. For example, Cabwise lets a mobile user send a message to a specific SMS short-code, such as “Home” or “Cab” in order to access the telephone numbers of nearby private taxi companies. This session will review the vision for the future of these services and demonstrate how Gödel Technologies has used WSO2 middleware to build a solid platform to support this vision. Key topics will include an overview of the highly available system architecture, the “IntelligentRouter” solution, mobile services applications, and reporting services. |
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Advanced Business Process Instance Monitoring in WSO2 CarbonDavid Schumm,Research Assistant, Institute of Architecture of Application Systems (IAAS)
Business process management (BPM) is increasingly gaining attention in the industry for its positive effects on cost, quality, flexibility and time of business operations. This session reviews the collaborative work at the Institute of Architecture of Application Systems in using WSO2 Carbon and WSO2 Business Process Server to research BPM and process views. Topics will include the role of the WSO2 BPS as a platform for efficient execution of business processes based on the Business Process Execution Language (BPEL), IAAS research and prototype efforts around view-based process instance monitoring using open source technology, and use of the WSO2 Carbon platform to facilitate research and prototyping related to enterprise systems. Additionally, the session will present the Business Process Illustrator (BPI), a research prototype developed by IAAS to support graphical, end-user monitoring of running or past process instances. |
A Dynamic Telecommunications SOA platform - A WSO2 and 2degrees Mobile Ltd Co-creationNeeraj Satija,Software Development Manager, Two Degrees Mobile Limited
In 2008, Two Degrees Mobile Limited (2degrees) bet that it could attract consumers from established mobile communications companies by delivering superior services through a service-oriented architecture. Today 2degrees serves some 800,000 subscribers, roughly one-sixth of New Zealand’s entire population. This case study session will review how 2degrees developed and launched its innovative mobile services in 18 months by using the WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus for mediation and orchestration, enabling the company to reach its three-year customer acquisition target in just eight months. The presentation also will look at how implementing an SOA has enabled 2degrees to give customers more visibility while protecting its internal processes, as well as how the company has expanded the breadth and depth of its services using WSO2 Business Activity Monitor, WSO2 Data Services Server, and WSO2 Business Process Server. |
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In software engineering, success is closely associated with the process. The quality of the process ensures a quality product, and process involves people and methodologies.Over the years, WSO2 has built a lean, fully componentized middleware platform that has revolutionized enterprise middleware in the data center and in the cloud. |
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Keynote: WSO2 Vision and RoadmapPaul Fremantle,Founder & CTO WSO2
This session is aimed at architects, technical leaders, CTOs, CIOs, and senior developers who are responsible for IT strategy and planning and want a deeper understanding of WSO2's vision and approach.Paul Fremantle, CTO and co-founder, will lay out the WSO2 roadmap and vision for the next two years. Among the areas he will highlight are:
Where WSO2 sees the market evolving |
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Practical SOA for the Solution ArchitectGanesh PrasadIndependent Consultant
Despite the promise of SOA to increase agility and reduce IT costs, even some of the world’s largest and best-equipped IT shops have still not implemented basic SOA principles. One factor is that even as SOA products are widely used, they are being applied without an understanding of these principles. Similarly, some IT professionals understand the core principle of loose coupling in an SOA, but they have not learned how to apply it in practice. |
Introduction to Cloud ComputingDimuthu Leelaratne & Selvaratnam UthaiyashankarWSO2
Cloud computing provides organizations with a new level of agility by enabling them to roll out new business applications without the usual cost and complexity of commissioning, installing, maintaining and updating on-premise systems. Software vendors already have established the cloud as a cost-effective model for deploying packaged applications—such as customer relationship management (CRM), HR, and accounting—as services. Increasingly enterprises are seeking to achieve the same benefits by delivering their own in-house cloud-based applications as a service to employees, customers and partners.
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Introduction to OSGiSameera Jayasoma & Pradeep FernandoWSO2
OSGi is the dynamic modular system for Java that allows developers to create Java applications with small, reusable components that foster a lean collaborative approach. This tutorial will introduce the basic concepts behind OSGi and then move to more advanced concepts. Attendees will learn about the widely used OSGi implementation named Equinox from Eclipse. No prior OSGi experience is required for this tutorial, which will be supported by a comprehensive set of demonstrations.
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Introduction to Web and SOA SecurityThilina Buddhika & Amila JayasekaraWSO2
Although security needs to be an integral to any enterprise SOA, security was not considered in the early days of Web services and applications. An array of different ad-hoc technologies and standards has arisen as a result. Some of these technologies were widely adopted and have evolved over time to meet enterprise SOA needs; others have proven to be less successful. |
Introduction to WSO2 Carbon StudioDakshita Ratnayake & Harshana MartinWSO2
WSO2 Carbon Studio extends the popular Eclipse IDE with a set of plug-ins to help developers build SOA applications that can utilize the award-winning WSO2 Carbon platform effectively and efficiently.
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Introduction to the WSO2 Carbon PlatformIsuru Suriyaarachchi & Supun MalingaWSO2
WSO2 Carbon platform is the base framework for all fifteen WSO2 products and Cloud services. Based on OSGi, WSO2 Carbon is lean, consistent, modular, componentized middleware platform for enterprise software. The Carbon platform consists of a powerful core set of components and numerous product-specific components that are plugged together to provide a unique set of products. These highly decoupled components can easily be added or removed from any Carbon instance.
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Message and Event Processing in SOAAmila Suriyaarchchi & Charith WickramarachchiWSO2
Messaging, event processing, and complex event processing (CEP) play important roles within an SOA. Store and forward messaging is a key part of distributed computing implementations that require asynchronous communications. Meanwhile event processing enables enterprises to derive to new facts about the system, and CEP techniques are used to derive more events from the original events.
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Advanced Concepts in WS-BPELWaruna Ranasinghe & Denis WeerasiriWSO2
BPEL is the de-facto standard for modeling executable Web services orchestrations. The XML-based language is used for the definition and execution of business processes, as well as scientific workflows using Web services. WSO2 Business Process Server (WSO2 BPS) and Apache Orchestration Director Engine (ODE) are two WS-BPEL-compliant business process executable workflow engines that support the composition of Web services by orchestrating service interactions.
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Introduction to WSO2 ESB for DevelopersHiranya Jayathilake & Udayanga WickramasingheWSO2
WSO2 ESB is a lightweight and easy-to-use open source enterprise service bus (ESB) available under the Apache Software License v2.0. It allows enterprises to leverage WSO2 ESB's simple and easy-to-configure interfaces to address requirements, such as message routing, virtualization, intermediation, transformation, transport switching, logging, task scheduling, load balancing, fail-over routing, event brokering and much more.
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BigData and Data in the CloudSrinath Perera & Deependra AriyadewaWSO2
The move to cloud computing is placing new demands on how data is managed and stored. This tutorial will examine the challenges of managing large-scale data and the different solutions available today. The WSO2 Stratos cloud middleware platform will be used to discuss and demonstrate how data challenges in the cloud can be solved in a practical deployment.
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Hosting Web Applications and Web Services with WSO2 Application ServerSumedha Rubasinghe & Amani SoyzaWSO2
Web applications are a key component in presenting the business to end users and partners. Web services complement these applications by providing a mechanism for enabling the integration between disparate software systems and providing access to business-critical data.
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Introduction to WSO2 ESB for AdministratorsKasun Indrasiri & Miyuru WanninayakeWSO2
In the modern enterprise, complex business applications, processes and services rely on the interaction between new and existing systems. The enterprise service bus (ESB) plays a central and increasingly extensive role in enabling the heterogeneous system integration to meet this demand.
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