Architecting Highly Scalable ECommerce Apps using FullStack JS: Macy's Story

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Architecting Highly Scalable Ecommerce Mobile Web on Heroku Using FullStack JS Esther Patel API Manager, Macys.com [email protected] How Macys Does it! Karthik Balasubramanian Mobile Dev Manager, Macys.com [email protected] Sam Sharaf Heroku Architect, Heroku [email protected]

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Architecting Highly Scalable Ecommerce Mobile Web on Heroku Using FullStack JS

 Esther Patel  API Manager,  Macys.com  [email protected]

How Macys Does it!

 Karthik Balasubramanian  Mobile Dev Manager,  Macys.com  [email protected]

 Sam Sharaf  Heroku Architect,  Heroku  [email protected]

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1.  Session overview and introduction (Sam)

2.  The power of APIs in fueling ideas and innovation (Esther)

3.  Technical background and the impact Heroku had on mobile web (Karthik)

4.  Using Full Stack JS on Heroku to provide engaging experiences for customers (Karthik)

5.  How Heroku is makes life easy – Configuration management, Add-ons etc. (Karthik)

6.  Driving innovation – 200 Apps deployed and counting (Karthik)

7.  Future vision (Sam/Karthik)

Session Overview

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Performance at Scale Mobile First Experience and Mobile Responsive

Scalability with stability

Key Challenges

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Idea to App

Platform ?

API ?

Technology Stack ?

Social login

Faster checkout

PDP Experience

In-Store Experience

Browse Product

Navigation

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Macys API – Esther Patel

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History & Evolution Macy's API

Catalog Web Services

Mobile Web Services

Introduction of

API Mgmt

Macy’s API

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Macy’s API  Domains

Catalog

Customer

Order

Promotion

Registry

Store

Media

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Macy’s API Fueling Innovation

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Macy’s API developer.macys.com developer.bloomingdales.com

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Macy’s API

 Cal Poly  Hackathons

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Mobile Web – Karthik Balasubramanian

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Improve performance Enable mobile-specific experiences & interactions

Optimize the “Path to Product”

Macys Mobile Specific Project Goals

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Macys Mobile system interaction and integrated Heroku flow

Heroku P2P (2.0) Mobile API API

manager

Macy’s Mobile Platform

Macy’s Data Center

Web service layer

Services Platform

Home, Splash, Browse, PDP and

Bag

http

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From Mobile setup to deployment

Develop Build Test Setup

Build/CI

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 Client

•  Html5 (Semantic, more powerful websites)

•  Schema.org (standard SEO markup)

•  jQuery (DOM manipulation and traversal)

•  Lo-dash (Javascript utility library)

•  Requirejs (Javascript file and module loader)

•  Backbone.js (Javascript MVP library)

•  Handlebars.js (Semantic templating)

•  SASS/Compass (CSS extension language)

•  Foundation (Responsive front-end framework)

 Server / Build

•  Node.js (Fast, scalable network applications)

•  Hapi (Rich, configuration based server framework)

•  Grunt (Build system)

Macys Mobile - Full Stack JS  Technology stack

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Impact of Heroku and Full Stack JS on Mobile Performance

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Home CatSplash CatBrowse PDPstandard PDPmaster

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3.84 4.40

1.0 vs. 2.0 Average Page Load Times

MEW1.0

MEW2.0

•  Average PageLoad is 52% faster •  Average OnLoad is 90% faster •  Average 95th Percentile OnLoad is

83% faster •  Home Page load times are

increased

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•  Easy deployments with git

•  Scale independently and on-demand

•  Configuration with environment variables

•  One-off dynos for easy testing

•  Request distribution

•  Heroku Add-ons

•  Metrics, monitoring and alerts

•  Log management

•  Application performance management

•  Expedited SSL

•  Heroku Postgres & many more…

Deploys, Config Management, Add-ons, etc.

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•  Macys Mobile Web

•  Experimentation/Segmentation Platform

•  Macys Backstage

•  mx.macys.com

•  Content (Creative) Engineering Platform

•  Componentized Multi-variate Apps

•  Polling Services

•  Mock Services

•  Sonarcode Coverage Apps

200 Apps and counting Macys innovation using Heroku

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Future Vision – Where we go from here ?

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Q & A

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