Real WorldEnterprise Service Bus

AgendaBusiness DriversWhat is an ESBESB ArchitectureInfrastructureCapabilitiesConclusions

The SOA promisePackaged ApplicationsDevices and PeopleWeb 2.0Portals

Show me the business value

An enterprise platform that implements standardized interfaces for communication, connectivity, transformation, and security.

Fiorano SoftwareThe ESB label simply implies that a product is some type of integration middleware product that supports both MOM and Web services protocols.

Burton GroupA standards-based integration backbone, combining messaging, Web services, transformation, and intelligent routing.

Sonic SoftwareTo put it bluntly: If you have WebSphere MQ and other WebSphere brokers and integration servers, you have an ESB.

Bob Sutor, IBMA Web-services-capable infrastructure that supports intelligently directed communication and mediated relationships among loosely coupled and decoupled biz components.

-Gartner GroupEnterprise Service Bus (ESB) means different things to different people.

We need to agree on what an Enterprise Service Bus is and what it does.Message-Oriented MiddlewareMessage BrokerMessage TransformationMessage ValidationAdaptationService OrchestrationBavarian Purity Law of 1516

An ESB is one important building block of a Service-Oriented InfrastructureService-Oriented InfrastructureService Registry/RepositoryService ManagementSecurityLegend:CI: Consumer InterceptorSI: Service InterceptorSICI

Standard Service Provider/Consumer

Service Registry/Repository

Service Management

Microsofts products and technologies today offer a superset of ESB functionalityPeripheral products/technologies BizTalk ServerWeb Service FoundationVisual StudioArchitectural Guidance

Management PortalArchitectural GuidanceReusable ComponentsSample ApplicationsFor BizTalk Server 2006Microsoft ESB Guidance

Dynamic Service Invocation through ItinerariesMicrosoft ESB Guidance IntroductionProvisioning and administrationLoosely-coupled architecture, intermediaries/agentsOn/Off RampsStandardized metadata envelopeUnified Exception Management

On/Off RampsOff Ramps perform pre-delivery processing, and deliveryOn Ramps allow metadata to be set via ContextSetter componentPipeline components for JMS, Namespace addition/removal

BizTalk Server-based ESB Architecture

Re-usable component for generic resolutionResolver Service

Re-usable component for dynamic message transformationDynamic Transformation

Dynamic Routing

Custom/Composite Applications

Exception Management

Microsoft ESB Guidance

ESB Management Portal

Infrastructure-level health monitoringOperation-level monitoring & metricsBizTalk Server-level monitoring & metricsMetrics and Monitoring

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