Introduction to the Wave PlatformAPIs, ALM, and SDKs for Analytics

Skip SaulsDirector of Product Management, Analytics Cloud

@SkipSauls

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Agenda

Wave Analytics

Wave Platform

● API (Application Program Interface)

● ALM (Application Lifecycle Management)

● SDK (Software Development Kit)

Q&A

Wave AnalyticsOverview

The Age of the CustomerEverything and everyone is getting smarter

IoT

DataScience

Social

Mobile

Cloud

LAN/WAN

Client

Server

SNA

Mainframe

Terminal

MillionsThousands Billionsconnected things of customer interactions

Trillions

Become a Customer Company

Connect with your customers in a whole new way

Run your business from your phone

Build 1 to 1 customer journeys

Get smarter about your customers

THE CUSTOMER SUCCESS PLATFORM

The Wave AdvantageData + Insights + Actions

System of Record

System of Engagement

System of Intelligence

(Business Process) (Collaboration, Team) (Analytics)

Apps

Service Wave

Sales Wave

The Salesforce AdvantageWave Analytics built on the Salesforce Platform

Multitenant cloudFast innovation

Scalable metadata platform Rapid customization

Most trusted enterprise cloudSecurity | Availability | Performance

Wave AnalyticsDemo

Wave Platform - APIOverview

Based on the Connect/Chatter API● Works in same way as other Force.com APIs● Uses Salesforce session IDs (OAuth, SAML, etc.)● Includes URLs for linking to related resources● Supports CRUD (GET, PUT, POST, PATCH, DELETE) on most asset types● Apps, Dashboards, Lenses, Datasets, Templates, and XMD

Dynamic Queries● Execute Salesforce Analytics Query Language (SAQL) queries● Returns query results as native JSON (no ugly XML-JSON)

High Scalability and Performance● Able to scale much higher than Force.com counterparts● Higher limits than most Force.com APIs

Wave Platform - APIGA Spring ‘16

SAQL - Salesforce Analytics Query Language● Used to access data in Wave Analytics datasets● Supports statement chaining● Statements

○ Keywords (filter, group, order, etc.)

○ Identifiers (accounts, ‘Id’, etc.)

○ Operators ( +, -, ==, >, &&, etc.)

○ Literals (16, 32.4, “My Results”)

Wave Platform - APIQuery

q = load "0FbB00000000M0cKAE/0FcB0000000DAvWKAW";

q = group q by (ProductName);

q = foreach q generate ProductName, sum(TotalPrice) as sum_Price,

percentile_cont(0.95) within group (order by 'TotalPrice') as

'sum_95Percentile';

q = limit q 5;

{ "action": "query", "responseId": "44FIanffZL82oAVeRhqeek", "results": { "records": [ { "ProductName": "Books", "sum_95Percentile": 2143632, "sum_Price": 277013830 }, { "ProductName": "Cables", "sum_95Percentile": 1028160, "sum_Price": 104820886 }, { "ProductName": "Cases", "sum_95Percentile": 3177076.25, "sum_Price": 175470429 }, { "ProductName": "Certifications", "sum_95Percentile": 1754181, "sum_Price": 172192826 }, { "ProductName": "Courses", "sum_95Percentile": 2164909.25, "sum_Price": 255853357 } ] }, "query": "q = load \"0FbB00000000M0cKAE\/0FcB0000000DAvWKAW\";q = group q by (ProductName);q = foreach q generate ProductName, sum(TotalPrice) as sum_Price, percentile_cont(0.95) within group (order by 'TotalPrice') as 'sum_95Percentile';q = limit q 5;", "responseTime": 11}

/services/data/v37.0/wave/query● Supports POST for executing queries● Executes the SAQL query in the body● Returns results as JSON

Wave Platform - APIQuery

WorkbenchLightning Application

/services/data/v37.0/wave/dashboards● GET (list) , POST (create)● Returns a list of dashboards as JSON

/services/data/v37.0/wave/dashboards/<id>● GET (details), PATCH (update), DELETE● Returns dashboard details

Wave Platform - APIDashboards

WorkbenchSlack

https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.202.0.bi_dev_guide_rest.meta/bi_dev_guide_rest/

Wave Platform - APIAction - Check out the Wave REST API Developer Guide

Wave Platform - APIDemos

Wave Platform - ALMOverview

Supported Features Upgrade/Push Upgrade Wave components Delete/Deprecate a Wave component from a managed package LMA license control for all Wave components except Dataflow Trialforce

• Wave Apps, Dashboards, Lenses, and Dataflows components will replicate to Trial Orgs

• Can not replicate the Datasets themselves

Unsupported Features Packaging for user XMD or Datafile - available after Winter ‘17 Obfuscation/IP protection

• Currently all JSON is visible via the public API for components installed in a subscriber org

Wave Platform - ALMPackage, Publish, and Sell

Wave Platform - PackagePackage Wave Apps using the Setup Tools

Wave Platform - PublishCreate the Listing for a Wave App Using the Publishing Console

Wave Platform - SellCustomers can Explore, Purchase, and Install Wave Apps from AppExchange

Allows you to manage leads and licenses for your AppExchange offeringsCreates lead and license records for each installation of your packageInstalled in your Partner Business Org

Wave Platform - Licensing SupportLicense Management App (LMA)

Wave Platform - ISVs Building Apps

19 Committed & Probable to Deliver an App For Launch

20 Others Close Behind

Wave Platform - ALMDemo

Wave Platform - SDKOverview

Wave Platform - SDKWinter ‘17

Easy● Authorization & access control● Session management

Simple● Reduce/eliminate the need to call REST APIs directly● Object centric - Direct mapping to Wave assets

Fast● Create apps in hours, not days or weeks● Rapid publishing to AppExchange, App Store, and Play

Wave Platform - SDKBridging the Gap

Target Users

Winter ‘17ISV, OEM, & SI Partners

PDOsProgrammatic App Developers

Spring ‘17Citizen Developers

Summer ‘17Hero Admins

Platforms

Winter ‘17Force.com - ApexWeb - JS/HTML5/CSS

Spring ‘17iOS - Swift/Objective-C

Summer ‘17Android - Java

Wave Platform - SDKEase of Use and Efficiency

function getImages(item, callback) { var imageData = []; if (item.allowPreview === true && item.files && item.files.length > 0) { var count = 0; for (var j = 0; j < item.files.length; j++) { (function(file) { if (file.fileName === "assetPreviewThumb" && file.contentType === "image/png") { var self = this; var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); xhr.onreadystatechange = function() { if (xhr.readyState === 4) { if (xhr.status > 199 && xhr.status < 300) { var blob = new Blob([xhr.response], { type: 'image/png' }); var reader = new FileReader(); reader.id = item.id; reader.onload = function(e) { var returnedURL = e.target.result; var returnedBase64 = returnedURL.replace(/^[^,]+,/, ''); imageData.push("data:image/png;base64," + returnedBase64); count++; if (count >= item.files.length && callback instanceof Function) { callback(imageData); } }; reader.readAsDataURL(blob); //Convert the blob from clipboard to base64

} else { console.error(xhr.responseText); } } };

xhr.open('GET', force.oauth.instance_url + file.url, true); xhr.responseType = 'arraybuffer'; xhr.setRequestHeader("Authorization", "Bearer " + force.oauth.access_token); xhr.send(undefined); } })(item.files[j]);

} } else { if (callback instanceof Function) { callback(null); } }}

dashboard.getPreview();

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Wave Platform - SDKDemo

Q&A

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