In any organisation sharing data is important. In this session, we look at how to export data from a legacy system with a SQL database and making it available in different cloud services. The focus is on using built-in features and making use of a hybrid integration platform. The event stream is then consumed from microservices with different purposes.

2. Share your data in event streams
Mattias Lögdberg

3. Mattias Lögdberg
Solution Architect
Azure Specialist
Microsoft MVP
International Speaker
http://mlogdberg.com
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4. Make your data work for you
• New Services
• Monetize on your data
• Gain advantage by your data
• Take actions based on Data

6. Where your data is and where it need’s to be
Product
Product

7. A B

8. Distributed log
Designing Event Driven Systems – Ben Stopford

9. The nature of events
• Represents something that has happened
• PAST-TENSE: OrderCreated, ProductShipped
• Are Immutable
• Intentless
• Can be disregarded/ignored
• Can not be retracted
• Can not be deleted
• Can invalidate existing facts
Jonas Bonér, https://www.infoq.com/presentations/microservices-events-first-design

10. Product
Service
A
Service
B
Service
C
Sales
History

11. Example scenario

12. Example Scenario
Product

13. Scenario: Product information management
Product

14. Product BizTalk
Demo part 1: Event publishing

15. Demo part 2: Event Consuming

16. Product
get /product/{id}
get /supergroup/{no}

18. Complex
framework
Micro-
functionality
Outside
client app
Inside client
app
Mono-lithic
application
Loosely
coupled
components

21. Take aways
• Events boost Micro Service landscape
• Hard depencies kills innovation
• Serverless is powerfull, make sure to scale appropiate
• Silver bullet is dangerous, choose based on requirements
• Service layers provide value and inspire innovation

22. Questions?

23. Thanks!
Mattias Lögdberg, Solutions Architect
Email: mattias.logdberg@ibiz-solutions.se