VuFind on FOLIO @ VuFind Summit 2016
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Using VuFind as a proof of concept "app" on the FOLIO platform illustrates how an existing library technology app can interface with the FOLIO APIs
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VuFind on FOLIO @ VuFind Summit 2016
- 1. 1 | www.folio.org VuFind on FOLIO Andrew Nagy Director, SaaS Innovation
- 2. 2 | www.folio.org Open Market = Opportunity
- 3. 3 | www.folio.org “It’s axiomatic that a vibrant and healthy platform is dependent on the value created by partners who are outside the platform itself. If a platform is too closed , then partners cannot or will not contribute” Ken Chad, Amigos Online Conference, Sept 15, 2016
- 7. 7 | www.folio.org My Custom Ecosystem DLink Camera Amazon Echo Samsung Smartthings Harmony Controller
- 8. 8 | www.folio.org Modular Apps built on an open, extensible platform “Radical Modularity” App marketplace Customized solutions by library Microservices architecture
- 9. 9 | www.folio.org Core FOLIO Solution open source Extensible platform System/Tenant E-Resource Mgmt Acquisitions Cataloguing Circulation Data Conversion Tools Knowledge Base Resource Sharing
- 10. 10 | www.folio.org Expand the LSP choose apps/solutions from the marketplace Discovery Open URL Linking Holdings Management Predictive analytics ILL solutions eBook integration Collection Development
- 11. 11 | www.folio.org Linked Open Data Data Mining Research Data Mgmt Institutional Repositories Learning Management ERP integration Room booking Analytics and student outcomes Imagine new apps beyond the ILS/LSP: the FOLIO difference
- 13. 13 | www.folio.org IndexData •Development Begins •Mid 2015 Public Code •FOLIO codebase public on GitHub •August 2016 Modules •Special Interest Groups Forming •Core Module Development •October 2016 Platform •APIs Formalized •App Market formed •Core Module Development •Extension App Development •2017 Go Live •First Library Goes Live •2018
- 14. | www.ebsco.com14 Microservices Architecture 1. Language Independent: Build/Modify App in any language using OKAPI RESTful APIs 2. Deployment and Discovery: Apps are defined using JSON metadata 3. Marketplace: creates a distribution channel for sharing and selling apps MyApp ModuleDescriptor.json Business Logic (OKAPI Interactions) UI Code (React Directives)
- 15. 15 | www.folio.org OKAPI – Multitenant API Gateway • Core API Layer • Supports System, Tenant and Module configuration − /_/proxy – modules and tenants − /_/discovery – node management − /_/deployment – deploying modules
- 16. 16 | www.folio.org Running FOLIO FOLIO Server $ mvn -Dstorage=mongo exec:exec Register App with Tenant http://localhost:9130/_/proxy/tenants/${1}/modules New Tenant http://localhost:9130/_/proxy/tenants
- 17. 17 | www.folio.org VuFind on FOLIO – Proof of Concept • Deploy mod-circulation module which includes APIs: − Patrons − Bibs − Configurations − Items • Push MARC records to /bibs endpoint • Pull bibs into Solr
- 18. 18 | www.folio.org Data Structures System Layer OKAPI (API Gateway) CIRCACQ RPTRM LMSIRDISCAUTH SEL ILL
- 19. 19 | www.folio.org VuFind on FOLIO – Future • Embed Solr directly in System Layer to ensure records in data stores are in sync with index • Utilize SolrMarc configuration files to define indexing and data manipulation to optimize for search Lets work together to design this
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- In order to spark and support innovation – we need an open marketplace to increase competition and create opportunity
- For those of who you are unfamiliar with the Platform as a Service concept – You’ve probably heard of Amazon’s Web Services They are a collection of microservices that together can help build a powerful solution with out a tremendous amount of engineering work.
- Another great example is Salesforce.com’s Force.com platform. It is again, a collection of microservices. You do not have to worry about servers, infrastructure, networking – that is all provided for you as a service
- The Internet of Things is a newly growing platform that companies from many industries are working on
- This is my IOT platform in my home – I use products from different vendors to make up my ecosystem.
- Why can’t the LSP be more like our phones – flexible and customizable? The phone comes with certain apps bundled in – if you have an iPhone you get Apple Maps for instance. But if you prefer the user interface and functionality of Google maps, you can download the app and your phone (read: platform) automatically recognizes Google maps and it interoperates with other apps on your phone. Also – if you want functionality that doesn’t exist as a standard app on your phone – you can find it in the App store, download it (either for free or for a fee) and use it on your platform.
- This platform is a collaborative open source project
- When will this all be done? It started in 2015 by a development effort from IndexData. Then in August of 2016, the code was made public on GitHub. An open slack channel, discuss forum and JIRA site has also been made available to support collaboration.