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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.
WSO2 Stratos is a complete enterprise-ready cloud middleware platform designed to extend SOAs to the cloud, and it is the software that powers the WSO2 StratosLive PaaS. By providing WSO2 Carbon products as services over public, private, and hybrid cloud infrastructure, WSO2 Stratos offers an ideal platform for SaaS developers to create, manage and run enterprise-class applications and services with all the inherent benefits of a true cloud-native environment.In this session, we will be looking at the WSO2 Stratos cloud middleware platform and the benefits it offers in developing, testing, deploying and managing cloud-native applications.
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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
- An understanding of how to size and provision a cluster to handle large volume API traffic
- Details of configuration and tuning for high volume loads
- Best practices on management and monitoring
- This webinar is aimed at attendees who are infrastructure specialists or integration specialists looking to put in place web API management and understand how to scale that up as traffic grows.
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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.
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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:
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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.
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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 (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.
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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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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.
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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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