Download - Build bundles in the cloud - How Cloudyle PaaS+ helps creating OSGi applications in the cloud - A Grzesik & T Frank

Build bundles in the cloud

How Cloudyle PaaS+ helps creating OSGi applications in the cloud

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Today‘s speakers

Eclipsecon Europe 2014 Build bundles in the cloud - How Cloudyle PaaS+ helps creating OSGi applications in the cloud

Torsten Frank

CEO & Founder

Physician

15+ years experience in business and product development

Healthcare IT expert

Qualified medical device consultant

Alexander Grzesik

Head of software development,Chief Software Architect

Java Expert

15+ years experience in software development

Validator for computer validation (GAMP 5)

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medisite & Cloudyle

• Specialized for over 10 years in the development of software focused on the healthcare market.

• Our products m.life® and m.care® are comprehensive healthcare solutions.

• Expanded to the cloud with the spin-off Cloudyle, with offices in Berlin, Hannover, Germany and soon in the US.


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Agenda

• Steps towards PaaS+

• DevOps in the Cloud

• The PaaS+ OSGi platform

• Modular Enterprise APIs


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Steps towards PaaS+

• Project TRESOR, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology as a part of the programme “Trusted Cloud”. www.trusted-cloud.de

• TRESOR: Trusted Ecosystem for Standardized and Open cloud-based Resources.

• PaaS+ OSGi platform for health care use cases. Our partners are i.e:Deutsche Telekom (T-Systems), Technical University Berlin, German Heart Institute Berlin.


TRESOR is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology by resolution of the German Federal Parliament.

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Cloud and OSGi Benefits


Elasticity

Scalability

ReliabilityAvailability

PaaS On Demand

IaaS

Reduced EffortCost Efficency

Modularity

Reusability

Low Coupling

Granular Updates

Testing Efficency

High Cohesion

Non Monolithic

Concurrent VersionsPaaS+

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Platform Overview


Networking

Storage

Servers

Virtualization

O/S

Middleware

Runtime

Framework

Data

Applications

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Virtualization

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Infrastructureas a Service

Platformas a Service

CLOUDYLE PaaS+ =Platformas a Service+ OSGi Framework+ Enterprise API+ Bundle Ecosystem

Softwareas a Service

Customization, higher costs; slower time to market

Standardization, lower costs; faster time to market

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Traditional Development vs. PaaS


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“Setup of new project development

infrastructure is very costly”


1. Have Idea2. Get Budget3. Hardware Aquisition Request4. Wait5. Get Hardware6. Install Framework/Appserver/DB on

Development Environment, Test Environment

7. Code, Test, Repeat8. Deploy Production Servers9. Publish to Production Servers10. Launch Application11. Maintain Servers12. Order more Hardware on increasing

demand13. Wait14. Deploy new Servers15. Etc.

1. Have Idea2. Code, Test, Repeat3. Launch4. Scale

“On demand development

infrastructure”

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Integrated Development


Business Apps

Bundle Ecosystem

ApplicationDeployment

Scaling

Enterprise API

Developer

User

IDE

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Cloud Provisioning


Application

Private Bundle Repository

IDEBundle

Marketplace

Public Bundle RepositoryPublic Bundle

RepositoryPublic Bundle

Repository

Push application

Resolve dependencies

Subscribebundles

Resolve dependencies

Publish bundles

ApplicationApplication

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Team Workflow


Developer Domain

Developer Application

Integration Domain

TestingApplication

Staging Domain

StagingApplication

ProductionDomain

ProductionApplication

Developer OperationsQA

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PaaS+ OSGi Development Lifecycle

Code• Develop bundle

• Add root pom.xml

Push • Deploysource

Build • Maven build

• Jenkins build

Publish• Publish to local or remote

Maven repository

Deploy • Artifacts are deployedon application

No codechangesneeded

Use wellknow toolslike Git or

Eclipse

Jenkins buildadded withfew clicks

Nexus Maven Repois provided

by PaaS+ Automaticallyresolve

dependenciesvia Maven or

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Scaling

Mongo DB

HA Proxy

Application GearApplication Gear

Application Gear


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Bundle Sharing


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Offer & Subscribe


• Upload Artifactsto your repo

• Create Metadata

Offer

• Search bundles

• Subscribe

• Import into yourrepo

Subscribe• Notifications on

new versions

• Get copies oflatest versions

Update

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Marketplace Overview


Cloudyle Marketplace

Cloudyle Cockpit

User Repository

Bundles

Search & Subscribe

Manage

Use

MVN OBR http

PaaS+

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PaaS+ Technologies and APIs


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PaaS base technology


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Cloudyle PaaS+ cartridges


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PaaS+ OSGi Enterprise APIs


fast

• APIs for common use cases

• Additional frameworks

easy

• Simplified use

• Easy deployment

smart

• Additional features

• Modular

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CLOUDYLE PaaS+ APIs


Generic Enterprise APIs based on OSGi

Business Process Engine

Security

Persistence Search & Index

Catalog

Web UI Framework

Preferences

Reporting

User Management

Apache Karaf Core

Domain specific Enterprise APIs based on OSGi

Domain Service 1

Business Applications and Services

Domain Service 2 Domain Service 3

JPA

OSGi Runtime

JTAConfigAdmin

Logging Blueprint

Data Mapper

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OSGi-Service: Persistence


• Forked from Aries JPA• JPA 2.1 Support• CustomPersistence Properties• Available on Github

• Cancellation Support• Database Audit Trail• Plugable Extensions• Typesafe query

• NoSQL Support• Composite Persistence Units

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Composite Persistence Unit


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OSGi-Service: Preferences


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OSGi-Service: Business Process Engine


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OSGi-Service: User Management


User Management API

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OSGi-Service: Indexing and Query


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OSGi-Service: Catalog and Reporting

Report Service Report creation with Jasper Reports

Dynamic reporting

Export to different formats: Pdf, XML, Html

Catalog Service Generic catalogs

Predefined catalog structures

Custom catalog structures


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Web UI Framework


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Apache Shiro OSGi integration

Authentication

Authorization

Security annotations

Blueprint extension

Bundle security e

OSGi-Service: Security


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Development Benefits

Self service on-demand platform

Reduce wait time to be more productive

Ability to get new features to production faster

Ready available test environment

Provide elastic and scalable applications

Increase application portability

Modularization decreases complexity and increases reuse


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Download - Build bundles in the cloud - How Cloudyle PaaS+ helps creating OSGi applications in the cloud - A Grzesik & T Frank

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