What’s new in IBM Integration

Bus v10

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IBM

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Evolving Integration architectures and the impact of Microservices

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IBM Integration Bus – A Lightweight Integration Runtime

FAST LIGHT DEPLOYMENT

VIRTUAL-IZATION

SUPPORT

STATELESS ENGINE

DISTRIBUTED DEPLOY READY

DEVOPS TOOLING SUPPORT

CLOUD FIRST

JSON / REST

SUPPORT

CONNEC-TIVITY

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6. Stateless Processes

5. Build, Release, Run

4. Backing Services

3. Configuration

2. Dependencies

1. Codebase BARs

12. Admin Processes

11. Logs

10. Dev / prod parity

9. Disposability

8. Concurrency

7. Port binding

https://developer.ibm.com/integration/blog/2017/04/16/12-factor-integration/

HTTP

Listener

mqsicreatebar

mqsiapplybaroverride

mqsideploy

Integration API

IIB is a 12-Factor App!

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IIB v10.0.0.3

Q4 2015Business Transaction Monitoring

CICS 2 Phase Commit on zOSOracle stored proc in GDMLinux Power 8 Little Endian

(RHEL7.1, Ubuntu14.0.0.4, SLES12)

IIB v10.0.0.4

Q1 2016Callable Flows for linking to IIBoC

Create a REST API without SwaggerJSON Schema support for GDM

Salesforce Request nodeLDAP AuthenticationWeb UI Activity Log

SLESv12 (x86 and Z Systems)

IIB v10.0.0.2

Q3 2015Global Cache upgrade to WXSv8.6

GDM access to Global CacheREST API integration with APIm

CICS 2 Phase CommitTCPIP report properties enhancements

WESB conversion enhancements

IIB on Cloud

Q3 2015IBM Managed Service

Built on Docker containersRuns on the Bluemix Container ServiceReuse artifacts built for IIB on-premise

IIB v10.0.0.5

Q2 2016MQTT SSL and dynamic config

Bulk Push to API ConnectCallable Flows report properties

IIB Manufacturing Pack v1.0.0.2 Q3 2016

IIBv10 Compatability

IIB v10.0.0.6

Q3 2016REST Request node

REST Async Request & Response nodesLoopback Request nodeMQ version 9 support

Support for YAML format SwaggerSupport for REST APIs with node-wide listener

HTTP Logging EnhancementsHTTP Input Query Param split in LE

IIB v10.0.0.7

Q4 2016

Kafka Producer and Kafka Consumer nodesHybrid Connect – view IIB instances in BluemixSend IIB logs to Kibana dashboard in Bluemix

Pre-built Docker image on Bluemix ContainersWildcards to simplify LDAP user authentication

Accounting & Stats CSV outputWindows 10 support

IIB v10.0.0.8

Q1 2017

IBM Cloud Product Insights in BluemixAsynchronous Callable Flows

JSON support for allOf, anyOf, oneOfStoring context for REST Async Request

Message Keys for Kafka nodes10 New Product TutorialsNode.js and FTE upgrades

IIB v10.0.0.9

Q2 2017Send AccStat to Bluemix Logging service

Use Product Insights Secure Gateway with IIBHTTP Proxy with Product Insights

Salesforce Request node with HTTP ProxyPrint the logical message tree to User Trace

New ESQL performance statisticsControl output file permissions on UNIX4 New Product Tutorials in the IIB Toolkit

IIB v10.0.0.10

Q3 2017

Send IIB Logging and Statistics data to the new Bluemix Log Analysis Service

Send Resource Statistics data to BluemixWrite Resource Statistics data to filesystem

Import of Swagger documents containing recursive references

New Toolkit option to export a remote node’s connection information as a .broker file

New CPU benchmark processing command options

▪ Radically Simplified Packaging and Installation– Full function, simple, single package install– Developer Operating Systems contain Toolkit and Server

• Total size approx. 1.2 GB– Server Operating Systems contain only server

▪ Other changes– Full entitlement to MQ remains– MQ no longer packaged

• Default queue manager for IB node for backwards compatibility▪ Built-in Unit Test Environment

– Developer tools have built-in unit test server• Fixed name of TESTNODE_<userid>

– Started and stopped with tools– Can still test / deploy to manually created local and remote servers

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Single install package for

server and toolkit.

Simple unzip on unix.

Local integration node and server

automatically created when you

start toolkit.

tar –xzf…

New Tutorials Gallery.

IIBv10 – Install Simply, Quickly & Get Productive!

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Sourcing profile

MQSI 10.0.0.6/opt/ibm/iib-10.0.0.6/server

----------------------------------------Version: '10.0.0.6'Product: 'IBM Integration Bus'Build Number: '197'IE02 level: 'ie02-L20140415-1143'IB Level: 'ib1000-L160824.197_P'Server level: 'S1000-L160823.10129'Toolkit level:'20160819-1112' [not installed]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Node MYNODE does not exist...Creating node MYNODEBIP8071I: Successful command completion. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Starting syslogStarting node MYNODEBIP8096I: Successful command initiation, check the system log to ensure that the component started without problem and that it continues to run without problem. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Running - stop container to exit

# docker run --name myNode -e LICENSE=accept -e NODENAME=MYNODE -P iibdemo

# docker build -t iibdemo .

https://github.com/ot4i/iib-docker

IIB V10 on Docker supported in production

http://www-969.ibm.com/software/reports/compatibility/clarity-

reports/report/html/softwareReqsForProduct?deliverableId=137

6392102308&osPlatform=Linux

Add MQ to your image

https://github.com/ibm-messaging/mq-docker

Running IIB in a Docker Container using scripts from ot4i

docker pull ibmcom/iib:10.0.0.10

10.0.0.10: Pulling from ibmcom/iib

…..

Status: Downloaded newer image for

ibmcom/iib:10.0.0.10

Running IIB in a Docker Container using image from Docker Registry Hub

https://hub.docker.com/r/ibmcom/iib/

docker run --name myNode -e

LICENSE=accept -e NODENAME=MYNODE -e

SERVERNAME=MYSERVER -P iibv10image

IIB and Kubernetes

IBM provides its own forms of the Kubernetes technology supported for production workloads, both in the cloud and on-premises:• The IBM Bluemix Container Service provides a

Kubernetes-based public cloud solution

• IBM Cloud Private provides a Kubernetes-based private

cloud solution for running in your own data centre

https://developer.ibm.com/integration/blog/2017/08/23/ibm-integration-bus-kubernetes-and-the-bluemix-container-service/

Download Bluemix &

Kubernetes CLI

Install Bluemix Container

Service & Container Registry

Plugin

Define a Kubernetes Cluster,

Upload IIB Docker Image

& Create Kubernetes

deployment/service

IIB on Cloud

▪ Fully Managed Integration Bus Cloud Offering

▪ Based off Bluemix Container Service

▪ Supports subset of the nodes available in IIB

▪ PAYG and Subscription based around 4GB

Containers

▪ Integration runs as a DataFlowEngine in a

standalone mode

▪ Stateless Integrations

▪ Free 30 Day Trial

Free 30 day trial

Connectivity with different endpoints

Invoke remote message flows

Configurable through policy

CallableFlow Nodes

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IIBv10.0.0.4

IIBv10.0.0.6

IIBv10.0.0.8

A message flow deployed to one integration server can

directly invoke a message flow in a different integration

server, passing the contents of the message body and

the Environment folders.

When the message flows are deployed to different Integration Servers, a separate Switch server is needed for

routing data and an agent file is needed to ensure the flows communicate securely.

MongoDB

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LINUX_NODE

WINDOWS_NODE

Bottleneck if

MongoDB is

slow.

MongoDB

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10

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LINUX_NODE

WINDOWS_NODE

No bottleneck as

responses are

handled

asynchronously!

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▪ Parameters specified using literals or extracted info from the

input message

▪ Request and Response body data sourced from input

message by default, but can be from elsewhere e.g.

Environment tree

▪ Chain multiple REST Requests together without intervening

transformations

▪ Accept header and Content-Type rules interact with standard

IIB message parsers as you would expect

▪ Split request / response processing into separate threads of

execution using REST Async Request and Response nodes

▪ Activity log for the message flow provides HTTP status code,

response size, and total request time.

REST Request, REST Async Request and REST Async Response

Thread 1

Thread 2

IIBv10.0.0.6

Security & Error handling in the REST Request Node

myBasicAuthSecurity

identity

Consuming App Connect Integration Flows in IIB

Windows, Linux x86

Integration Server

Node.js®

MongoDB

Connector

PostgreSQL

Connector

Cloudant

Connector

Non Database

Connectors

Community

Connectors

LoopBack

Cloudant

Data SourcesIntegration Node

MongoDB

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New LoopBack Request node

provides a way for IIB message flows

to invoke synchronous CRUD

operations to external systems using

LoopBack Connectors.

LoopBack is an open source Node.js

framework that can be extended by

downloading and installing connectors

from a large open source catalog

using the ‘npm’ tool.

LoopBack provides connectors for:

• NoSQL databases e.g. MongoDB,

IBM Cloudant

• Relational databases e.g.

PostgreSQL, MySQL

• Other backend services e.g. REST,

SOAP

Loopback Request NodeIIBv10.0.0.6

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MQSI_WORKPATH\connectors\loopback\datasources.json

MQSI_WORKPATH\node_modules1

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3 mqsisetdbparms –n loopback::<secid> -u uid –p pwd

npm install loopback-connector-mongodb --save

Loopback Request Node Configuration

MQ

MQ Light API

AMQP

RESTful API

HTTP

Apache Kafka

TCP

…

▪ Kafka's performance is effectively constant with respect to data size so retaining lots of data is not a problem

▪ Producers publish data to the topics of their own choice

▪ The producer is responsible for choosing which message to assign to which partition within the topic

▪ Kafka only provides a total order over messages within a partition, not between different partitions in a topic.

▪ Kafka generalizes the concept of both pub-sub broadcast and point-to-point using a consumer group

▪ Typically Kafka topics have a small number of consumer groups, one for each “logical subscriber”

A Quick Kafka Introduction

IBM Message Hub

IIBv10.0.0.7

IIBv10.0.0.8

KafkaConsumerandKafkaProducerNodes

0Topic 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

KafkaServer

MQ Light API

AMQP

RESTful API

HTTP

Apache Kafka

TCP

…

▪ Use IIB or IIB on Cloud to interact with a Kafka Broker providing distributed commit log based messaging service

▪ KafkaProducer and KafkaConsumer nodes for connecting IIB message flows with Kafka

▪ Connect to either a private Kafka Server implementation or the IBM Bluemix MessageHub implementation

▪ Message flow developer provides Kafka consumer and producer configurations (name/value pairs)

▪ Core properties on the node, extended properties via a policy

▪ Security: SASL_SSL security protocol based upon TLSv1.2

▪ If multiple threads are assigned to a flow, then ordering within a Consumer Group is not respected

IIBv10.0.0.7

IIBv10.0.0.8

KafkaProducer and KafkaConsumer Nodes

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IBM Cloud Product Insights is a Bluemix

service that allows you to build a cross-

product inventory.

Centralized cross-product inventory using Product Insights

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Different IBM products can be registered, so

you can create a cross-product inventory

and view product usage metrics across your

portfolio of IBM products in your solution.

If you click on Register a product, you

can see which IBM products are

available for registration.

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You will see all products that

are available for registration.

If you click on any of these, you

will see instructions on how to

register your product.

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You can see what is the minimum

supported version of IIB.

Links are provided to the

product web page and

knowledge center.

Simple instructions on how to

activate the Bluemix reporting

feature for your Integration Node

and Integration Servers.

Click this to copy the

command and then

fill in the blanks!

apihost and apikey information is

on the Service credentials tab.

Restart your Integration Node

for the changes to take effect.

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The Service Credentials section is pre-

populated with an apikey which has

been created on your behalf

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

You use the apihost and apikey when

activating the Bluemix reporting feature.

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You can group your Integration

Nodes and Integration Servers

into groups. For example: Dev,

QA, Stage, Production

Usage data can be seen for a

group of Integration Servers or

an individual Integration Server.

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Choose between:

CPU time,

Number of active CPUs

Resident Set Size

Usage Details Advisor

View a list of

recommended

services from the

Bluemix catalog.

View Integration

Node details

[sanjayn@sachin iib-10.0.0.8]$ mqsichangebluemixreporting LINUX_NODE -g -l active -r us-south -o

sanjay_nagchowdhury@uk.ibm.com -a "Sanjay Nagchowdhury" -u sanjay_nagchowdhury@uk.ibm.com -p XXXXX -d

Request Bluemix logging tokens: https://logmet.ng.bluemix.net/login

Successful HTTPStatus: 200

Publishing Kibana dashboard

Successful HTTPStatus: 200

Response: Your Kibana 4 dashboards can be accessed at the following location:

https://logmet.ng.bluemix.net/app/#/kibana4

The Kibana 4 dashboards that have been uploaded include: IBM Integration Bus Dashboard

BIP8377I: Current dashboard has been loaded into Kibana for Bluemix logging space 'Sanjay Nagchowdhury'. Dashboard files are

also prepared for manual import into Kibana from '/home/sanjayn/iibconfig/BluemixReporting/LINUX_NODE'.

BIP8071I: Successful command completion.

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Reporting logging information to IBM Cloud Log Analysis

and displaying it in a Kibana dashboard

Run mqsichangebluemixreporting to

configure a connection to the Cloud

Log Analysis service in Bluemix and

send it logging information.

Go to this URL in a web browser to see

logging infromation in a dashboard. Command can be repeated for multiple

Integration Nodes and Integration Servers to see

logging information in a single dashboard.

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Example using Integration Nodes

running on Linux and Windows.

Top 5 hosts that are

generating log events

Top 5 integration

servers that are

generating log events

Top 5 log events across

the Integration Servers

for a timeslot.

All events by

severity.

Custom visual which shows

Integration Servers that are

stopping/starting/changing

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This spike shows that a sudden

increase in error messages occurred.

You can zoom in and see precise

BIP messages that were

generated in this timeslot.

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Chart after zooming in on the timeslot

to check the errors.

Bottom table shows the

logging messages that

were recorded from the

different Integration

Servers.

You can see errors that

were generated.

You can see errors that

were generated.

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Send Accounting & Statistics data to a Bluemix Kibana dashboard

mqsichangebluemixreporting TESTNODE_10009 -l active -e default -r us-south -o

ExampleUserid@uk.ibm.com -a IIBspace -u ExampleUserid@uk.ibm.com -p Password123

mqsistop TESTNODE_10009

mqsistart TESTNODE_10009

mqsichangeflowstats TESTNODE_10009 -g -s -j -o bluemix -c active

mqsireportflowstats TESTNODE_10009 -e default -j -s

IIBv10.0.0.9

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▪ Typically, IIB is deployed inside your network, close to Systems of Record.

▪ There may be firewall restrictions for direct network connectivity when sending data to SaaS applications or internet

services.

▪ An HTTP Forward Proxy server can intermediate traffic on behalf of multiple apps, and can sit between IIB and the

outbound internet connection.

▪ Fix pack 9 extends IIB’s capabilities to interact with an HTTP forward proxy in several areas: Salesforce, HTTP-base

nodes and Product Insights.

Integrating using an HTTP Forward ProxyIIBv10.0.0.9

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Define a web user account

‘iibwebuserSanjay’ with role ‘iibuser’

Enable Administration Security

and set authorization mode to file.

Using LDAP for System Administration

An operation system user called

‘iibuser’ exists. Define

authorization for an Integration

Node for role iibuser

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Reduce authorization

privilege to Integration

Node

Restricted access

to server1

Full access

to server2

No drop-down menu for

Servers as authorization is

restricted to read

No drop-down menu for

server1 as authorization is

restricted to read

Drop-down menu for

server2 is available as

authorization is for full

access

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Use mqsisetdbparms to configure the Integration

Node to connect to the LDAP Server.

Use mqsichangeproperties to set the LDAP server

that you want to use for authentication.

Users and their credentials

are defined in LDAP

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Add a web user account for a

user that is defined in the

LDAP Server with role ‘iibuser’

No password is specified. The

password stored in LDAP is

used!

User ID ‘sanjayn’ is authenticated

using creddentials stored in LDAP.Same authorization privileges

granted as defined for role ‘iibuser’

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Add a web user account for ALL

users that are defined in the

LDAP Server with role ‘iibuser’

No password is specified. The

password stored in LDAP is used!

User ID ‘tdolby’ is authenticated

using credentials stored in LDAP.

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mqsichangetrace TESTNODE_10009 -e default -u -l debugTree

… inject a message, then gather user tracing in the normal way like this …

mqsireadlog TESTNODE_10009 -e default -u -o C:\trace.trc

mqsiformatlog -i C:\trace.trc -o C:\trace.txt

2017-05-31 12:49:29.563212 13844 UserTrace BIP2299I: Message propagated from node ''HTTP Input'' to node ''Compute'' in message flow ''Transformation_ESQL''. The state of message trees are recorded as ''

Message :

( ['WSRoot' : 0x21a29310]

(0x01000000:Name ):Properties = ( ['WSPROPERTYPARSER' : 0x6d27080]

(0x03000000:NameValue):MessageSet = '' (CHARACTER)

(0x03000000:NameValue):MessageType = '' (CHARACTER)

(0x03000000:NameValue):MessageFormat = '' (CHARACTER)

TRUNCATED FOR DISPLAY …

)

(0x01000000:Name ):HTTPInputHeader = ( ['WSINPHDR' : 0x21a29ca0]

(0x03000000:NameValue):X-Server-Name = 'localhost' (CHARACTER)

(0x03000000:NameValue):X-Server-Port = '7800' (CHARACTER)

(0x03000000:NameValue):Host = 'localhost:7800' (CHARACTER)

TRUNCATED FOR DISPLAY …

)

(0x01000000:Folder):XMLNSC = ( ['xmlnsc' : 0x20d50470]

(0x01000400:XmlDeclaration):XmlDeclaration = (

(0x03000100:Attribute):Version = '1.0' (CHARACTER)

(0x03000100:Attribute):Encoding = 'UTF-8' (CHARACTER)

)

(0x01000000:Folder ):SaleEnvelope = (

(0x01000000:Folder):Header = (

(0x03000000:PCDataField):SaleListCount = '1' (CHARACTER)

(0x03000000:PCDataField):TransformationType = 'compute' (CHARACTER)

)

(0x01000000:Folder):SaleList = (

(0x01000000:Folder):Invoice = (

(0x03000000:PCDataField):Initial = 'K' (CHARACTER)

(0x03000000:PCDataField):Initial = 'A' (CHARACTER)

(0x03000000:PCDataField):Surname = 'Braithwaite' (CHARACTER)

(0x03000000:PCDataField):Balance = '00.50' (CHARACTER)

(0x03000000:PCDataField):Currency = 'Sterling' (CHARACTER)

)

(0x01000000:Folder):Trailer = (

(0x03000000:PCDataField):CompletionTime = '12.00.00' (CHARACTER)

)

)

)

)

''.

A message is propagated from node ''HTTP Input'' to node ''Compute'' in message flow ''Transformation_ESQL''. The Message, LocalEnvironment, Environment and ExceptionList trees are logged as above.

This message is for information only.

Print the logical message tree to User TraceIIBv10.0.0.9

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mqsichangeproperties TESTNODE_10009 -e default -o ImbESQLManager

-n performanceStatsReportingOn,performanceStatsOutputPath -v active,C:\ESQLStats

New ESQL Performance StatisticsIIBv10.0.0.9

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CALL CopyMessageHeaders();

SET OutputRoot.BLOB.BLOB = CAST('Hello World' AS BLOB CCSID 1208);

SET OutputLocalEnvironment = InputLocalEnvironment;

SET OutputLocalEvironment.Destination.File.PosixPermissions = '555';

Controlling Output File Permissions on UNIX file systems

▪ Default permission given to files created by FileOutput node

is enforced by the Operating System

▪ Based upon the permissions of the parent folder and the

umask of the integration server (DataFlowEngine) process

▪ Change the permissions used by setting a

LocalEnvironment override to specify a permissions string

using a 3 digit octal string (the same format as the unix

chmod command)

IIBv10.0.0.9

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▪ Callable Flows Enhancements – Async nodes and report properties

▪ REST Request, REST Async Request, REST Async Response

▪ LoopBack Request node for integrating Apps and NoSQL

▪ MQ version 9, Windows v10, Node.js and FTE upgrades

▪ HTTP and REST enhancements

▪ Logging, YAML , REST APIs with node-wide listener

▪ Kafka Producer and Kafka Consumer nodes (including Message Key support)

▪ View IIB instances in Bluemix (Hybrid Connect / Product Insights)

▪ Send IIB logs and Accounting Stats to Kibana dashboard in Bluemix

▪ Pre-built Docker image on Bluemix Containers

▪ LDAP Authentication for admin changes (& wildcarding)

▪ Accounting & Statistics CSV output

▪ JSON support for allOf, anyOf, oneOf

▪ Storing context for REST Async Request

▪ 14 New Product Tutorials

▪ Product Insights HTTP Proxy & Gateway

▪ HTTP Forward Proxy for Salesforce Request

▪ HTTPProxy mqsisetdbparms

▪ Print the logical message tree to User Trace, New ESQL performance statistics

▪ Control output file permissions on UNIX

▪ Send Logging & Resource Statistics data to Bluemix

▪ Import of Swagger documents containing recursive references

▪ New Toolkit option to export a .broker file

Our deliveries of the last year … we’ve been busy!IIBv10.0.0.6

IIBv10.0.0.7

IIBv10.0.0.8

IIBv10.0.0.9

IIBv10.0.0.10

Want to know more?

https://developer.ibm.com/integration/docs/ibm-integration-

bus/videos-ibm-integration-bus-v10/

https://developer.ibm.com/integration/blog/

https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMKHH_10.0.0/co

m.ibm.etools.msgbroker.helphome.doc/help_home_msgbroker.htm

https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSMKHH_10.0.0/

com.ibm.iib.cloud.doc/cl00000_.htm

https://developer.ibm.com/answers/smartspace/integration-

bus/index.html

ConnectPre-built connectors for SaaS & on

premise systems and other IBM

integration and messaging solutions

TransformGraphical mapper for rapid

transformation between source and

target data formats

DesignConfiguration-based tooling to

implement integration logic with and

without code

ManageWeb based management and monitoring

of integrations

Remain Best in breed• IBM Integration Bus has been catering to the needs of

Enterprise customers for 18 years

• Consistently a leader in the enterprise application

integration space.

Single Integrated Platform• Connect seamlessly

• Bring together user experiences where appropriate

• Join up the power of IIB, IIBoC and App Connect

Enable Hybrid Cloud• Container based management and orchestration

• Flexibility to run integration technologies across on-

premise and cloud

• Avoid investment in new skills

Hybrid Integration – the journey ahead

Thank you and

Questions

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