Architecting cloud-enabled applications using Spring-Integration 2.x

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The document discusses architecting cloud-enabled applications using Spring Integration 2.x. It provides an overview of enterprise integration and options for integration, including Spring Integration. It also discusses features of Spring Integration like configuration through XML and demonstrates integrating applications with Amazon Web Services.

Architecting cloud-enabled
applications using Spring-
Integration 2.x
Edson Yanaga
Desenvolvedor e Consultor
www.yanaga.com.br
edson@yanaga.com.br
@edsonyanaga

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Edson Yanaga
• Bacharel em Ciência da Computação/UEM
• Mestre em Engenharia Elétrica/UTFPR
• Desenvolvedor Java desde 1997
• Administrador Unix desde 1999
• Oracle Certiﬁed Professional, Java Platform, Enterprise
Edition 6 Enterprise JavaBeans Developer
• Certiﬁed ScrumMaster
• Sun Certiﬁed Developer for Java Web Services 5
• Sun Certiﬁed Specialist for NetBeans IDE
• Sun Certiﬁed Web Component Developer for J2EE 1.4
• Sun Certiﬁed Programmer for Java 2 Platform 1.4

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O que é
Enterprise
Integration?
Tarefa de fazer com
que aplicações
separadas trabalhem
juntas para fornecer
uma funcionalidade

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Critérios de integração
• Acoplamento
• Simplicidade
• Tecnologia
• Formato dos dados
• Sazonalidade dos dados
• Assincronicidade

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Opções de integração
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Cloud
Computing
Integração e
portabilidade de
aplicações

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��çã�� Splitter Router

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Splitter Router

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Router Aggregator

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Outros Endpoints

• Filter: decide se a mensagem continua ou não
• Transformer: transforma o conteúdo de uma
mensagem de um formato para outro formato

• Delayer: atrasa a entrega da mensagem
• ...

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Spring Integration

• É a implementação
dos Enterprise
Integration Patterns
fornecida pela
SpringSource

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<XML/>
Conﬁguração
através de XML

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XML na dose
certa
Quanto uma criança
ganha um martelo,
o mundo inteiro
torna-se pregos...

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AWS
Plataforma de
cloud computing
(IaaS) da Amazon

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Principais Serviços

• S3 (Simple Storage Service)
• EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
• SQS (Simple Queue Service)
• ...

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#javaonebrasil

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Transformer
#javaonebrasil
(JSON -> POJO)

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Transformer Splitter
(JSON -> POJO) (urls)

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Splitter Filter
(urls) (idempotente)

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Filter ServiceActivator
(idempotente) (SQS)

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ServiceActivator
(S3)

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Let the code begin...

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Architecting cloud-enabled applications using Spring-Integration 2.x

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2. Edson Yanaga • Bacharel em Ciência da Computação/UEM • Mestre em Engenharia Elétrica/UTFPR • Desenvolvedor Java desde 1997 • Administrador Unix desde 1999 • Oracle Certified Professional, Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 6 Enterprise JavaBeans Developer • Certified ScrumMaster • Sun Certified Developer for Java Web Services 5 • Sun Certified Specialist for NetBeans IDE • Sun Certified Web Component Developer for J2EE 1.4 • Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform 1.4 Wednesday, December 14, 11

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