Ravi Katikala's presentation on messagesight and MQTT

1. Realtime Mobile and IOT Solutions Using MQTT
Ravi Katikala ITS, WebSphere Technical Sales Chris Baker ITS, WebSphere Technical Sales

2. The Compelling Experience
•Information is relevant and contextual
•Data arrives when you need it, not when you ask for it
•The app provides a collaborative, social experience
•Services are integrated seamlessly together
•“response time = revenue”
What makes an application delight to use?

3. The World is Changing…

4. New Customer Interaction Points for the 21st Centuty Devices & Mobiles will be the touch points that drive new revenue streams

5. MQTT for Mobile Messaging and IOT
•Publish/subscribe messaging protocol designed for mobile and telemetry devices
•Open (royalty-free), simple, lightweight, easy to implement
•Allows for decoupled applications (“Internet of Things”)
•Quality of service for assured message delivery
•MQTT clients connect to an MQTT broker
What is it?
•Connected vehicles (ex. Sprint Velocity)
•Connected cities (ex. NYPD ESU)
•Connected people (ex. Facebook Messenger)
•...and everywhere else
Where is it?

6. Why MQTT?
•Publish/subscribe messaging
–Transmit information one to many
–Subscribe to interesting topics
–Distribute small data packets in huge volumes
•" Quality of Service (QoS) for assured messaging
–“At most once”, “At least once”, “Exactly once”
•" Simple API
–3 verbs: Connect, Publish, Subscribe (+ Receive)
–Useful features: Last Will and Testament, Retain
–Clients everywhere (40+)
•JavaScript, C, C++, Python, Node.js, Java, Ruby, etc.
•" Lightweight
–2-byte header, low latency
–Mobile (LTE) = ~100ms, Browser (Wifi) = ~50ms (RTT)

7. 7
Simplifies “Internet of things”, connected car, and mobile
Designed for millions things, millions of events
Very dense, very green technology
m2m engineered for wireless, with low latency, reliable delivery and quality of service
93x faster, 10x less battery, 8x lower bandwidth versus HTTPS
Source: http://stephendnicholas.com/archives/1217
IBM MessageSight appliance for MobileFirst & M2M

8. pub / sub
MQTT
HTML5 WebSocket
IBM MessageSight
Content
Insurers
OEM Apps
MQ
WebSocket & MQTT
InfoSphere Streams
IBM MessageSight for mobile and m2m
millions of connections
million of events
very dense, very green
1 appliance ~ 50+ Web Servers
1 rack = 1,000 web servers
93x faster messaging on mobile
11.89x less battery to send
170.9x less battery to receive
8x less wireless overhead
50μs app-to-app on fast network

9. IBM Messaging Appliance: Capabilities
Hours not Weeks
Deploy
Orders of Magnitude
Improvements
Performance
What you expect from IBM
Simple Programming
Model
Friendly
Open Standards
DMZ-ready Messaging Appliance
Persistent messaging performance
 400K to 600K+ messages/second
Non persistent messaging performance
 16.2 M+ messages per second
Number of concurrent connections
 1M+ Connections
Predictable latency under load (microseconds) for all connections
Easy to High
Reliable
Developer
Easy to Integrate
Secure
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Sprint - Pub / Sub Overview & MQTT
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10. Hours not Weeks
Deploy
Orders of Magnitude
Improvements
Performance
What you expect from IBM
Simple Programming
Model
Friendly
Open Standards
DMZ-ready Messaging Appliance
Reliability
Supports both persistent and non-persistent messaging
Supports local transactions
The appliance supports all 3 qualities of service defined in MQTT
Bi-directional mapping of edge reliability and enterprise reliability
Resilience
Maintains two copies of recoverable objects, in volatile and non-volatile storage, but availability can be improved using HA feature
High Availability/Disaster Recovery
Supports high availability using a pair of appliances
Updates to primary persistent store synchronously replicated to warm standby
Primary and warm standby connected initially via RoCE
It is possible to switch to TCP beyond subnets
Easy to High Reliable
Developer Easy to Integrate
Secure
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IBM Messaging Appliance: Capabilities

11. Hardened Appliance Form Factor suitable for DMZ
Secure firmware (signed and encrypted, sealed with TPM
No user-visible, general purpose OS (no shell)
No routing across network interfaces; ports must be explicitly enabled
Admin security is role-based
SSL /TLS 1.2 mutual authentication support for MQTT/JMS/MQ connections
Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-2 Level 1 certified cryptographic module
Authentication via on-board repository of external LDAP
Authorization is by rules in profiles and policies
Hours not Weeks
Easy to Deploy
Orders of Magnitude
Improvements
High
Performance
What you expect from IBM
Reliable
Simple Programming
Model
Developer Friendly
Open Standards
Easy to Integrate
DMZ-ready Messaging Appliance
Secure
User / Group, Client Identifier, Protocol, Network Interface, Listening Address / Port, Client IP / IP Address Range, Destination (topic, topic tree, queue)
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IBM Messaging Appliance: Capabilities

12. Hours not Weeks
Easy to Deploy
Orders of Magnitude
Improvements
High
Performance
What you expect from IBM
Reliable
Simple Programming
Model
Developer
Friendly
Open
Standards
Easy to Integrate
DMZ-ready Messaging Appliance
Secure
Simple, powerful APIs consistent across multiple platforms
Active messaging community on developerWorks
Support for Mobile Application development
Native Android and iOS MQTT libraries
Browser-based: simple JavaScript (connect, subscribe, publish) plus HTML5 Websockets – bi-directional communication
MQTT protocol – efficient pub/sub protocol designed for M2M
Java Messaging Service: Pt-to-pt & pub-sub over high speed protocol
Integrated with IBM Worklight
Cloud-based demo systems for rapid prototyping
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IBM Messaging Appliance: Capabilities

13. Hours not Weeks
Easy to Deploy
Orders of Magnitude
Improvements
High
Performance
What you expect from IBM
Reliable
Simple Programming
Model
Developer
Friendly
Open
Standards
Easy to Integrate
DMZ-ready Messaging Appliance
Secure
Compatible with a variety of application environments
Standard Enterprise environments – JMS point-to-point, publish-subscribe
Web Environment - compatible with Rich Internet Applications (WebSockets)
(Mobile) javascript applications
Connectivity with MQ, MQTT
Appliance MQ connectivity service connects to Queue Managers
Destination mappings to/from MQ queues/topics, optional wildcards
Publication arriving on a topic can be republished to MQ & vice versa
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IBM Messaging Appliance: Capabilities

14. Hours not Weeks
Easy to Deploy
Orders of Magnitude
Improvements
High
Performance
What you expect from IBM
Reliable
Simple Programming
Model
Developer
Friendly
Open
Standards
Easy to Integrate
DMZ-ready Messaging Appliance
Secure
Designed to be configured and running in 30 minutes
Appliance form-factor simplifies physical installation
DMZ ready
Minimal configuration options
Fast time-to-value
Designed to support high numbers of connections
Scalable admin based on policies/profiles, not objects
Simple Web UI (dashboard) and CLI (Command Line Interface)
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IBM Messaging Appliance: Capabilities

15. Mobile – where efficiency matters
•With “mobile messaging” your mobile apps are:
–Faster than your competitors
–Makes PhoneGap and Worklight faster, use less battery and bandwidth
–MQTT is in Facebook Messenger
•Low-latency phone-to-phone messaging
–Get started with MQ: Benchmarked 240K concurrent users per queue manager at <5% CPU
•10x more users than Apache web server handles.
•240K wasn’t the limit – ran out of clients
•MQTT versus HTTPS on Android 3G:
–93x higher throughput and much lower latency
–1/10th the bandwidth overhead.
–179x lower battery use for receiving messages (high volume)
–10x lower battery use for sending messages
–50% lower battery for push connections (240 sec keep-alive)
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16. Native
HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Worklight API
Worklight Hybrid app - HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, Images
Device APIs
Worklight Javascript API
Common Controls
Device API
Worklight API
messaging javascript
MQTT plugin
m2m MQTT PhoneGap plugin built on IBM contributed eclipse paho eclipse.org/paho
MQTT for JavaScript
JavaScript to native Bridge (PhoneGap)
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IBM MessageSight with MobileFirst Worklight

17. Solution Examples
3.Unlock command sent to car, door unlocks
1.Owner pushes start button on app
2. Sprint authenticates user
SPRINT VELOCITY℠
“Key-fob “ response time & Driver preferences in the cloud
Connected car
“Now, Sprint's newly announced partnership with IBM will allow connected vehicles to communicate with other connected devices while using far less bandwidth and power.” says Bob Johnson, director of connected vehicle development at Sprint
“Based on IBM MessageSight, the Sprint Velocity Service Bus is a new communications architecture that lets smartphones, tablets and other devices communicate through the cloud.” 1
Press Release: http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/41441.wss 1 M2M Evolution Magazine: http://bit.ly/1dCBA7M video

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Applications
ESB
Events
Subscribe / Publish
JMS / MQTT / WebSockets
SMARTER CITIES
traffic monitoring and control
MOBILE BANKING Event notification Data gathering Collaboration Payments
BUSINESS ANALYTICS
Business agility
Responsiveness
ENERGY/UTILITY metering (energy, temperature) Control Intelligent prediction Analytics and broking
Other Use Cases for Mobile and Machine-to-Machine
VEHICLES Telematics Monitoring/recall Security Routing
HEALTHCARE
Patient monitoring,
Automated patient records
Pub / Sub and Point-Point
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CUSTOMER SERVICE
Private Instant Messaging
across channels

19. References
•“MobileFirst Connected Car” Demo
–http://m2m.demos.ibm.com/connectedCar.html
–iPad optimized with map, inbox, speed test, settings
•HTML5 http://m2m.demos.ibm.com
–just cars on a map without the frills
•Redbook: Building Real-time Mobile Solutions with MQTT and IBM MessageSight
–http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/RedpieceAbstracts/sg248228.html?Open
•Redbook: Responsive Mobile User Experience using MessageSight
–http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg248183.html?Open

20. Questions?