Our commerce platform tech strategy is evolving. Discover how new technologies can help you out-innovate your competition with faster delivery of new features and more flexible support across cloud and on-premise commerce platforms. Stability and scalability are critical to your business, and the SAP Hybris Commerce solution is evolving to help you to scale with demand and deliver increased reliability and uptime. For more, please visit SAP Hybris at: https://hybris.com/en/products/commerce

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JürgenAlbertsen,SAP Hybris
October17,2017
Learn about Cloud and Scalability
in SAP Hybris Commerce Technology Strategy

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Our technology strategy
in one word

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Cloud
Our technology strategy in one word:

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Cloud
Commerce
cloud
Public
cloud
Private
cloud

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Automation API first End-to-end
applications
Microservices
Cloud

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Automation

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Automate the complete lifecycle of a project
Develop
Standardize and
automate setup of
development
environment. Model
your dev
environment after
your production
environment.
Test
Automate the
execution of your test
cases and run them
in a production-like
environment.
Deploy
Automate the
deployment of code and
infrastructure to all
environments. This
allows for faster time to
production and greater
agility.
Operate
Automate the operations
of your application, such
as provisioning, scaling,
monitoring, update of
infrastructure, etc.

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The approach to automation
Containers
Standardize the packaging of
SAP Hybris Commerce and all
its dependencies. Make
deployments easier,
reproducible, and more portable.
Cluster orchestration
Automate the provisioning,
configuration and
operations of an SAP
Hybris Commerce cluster.
Scale up or down elastically
in response to your load
requirements.
Build and deploy pipeline
Automate the process from
code commit to deployment
onto production. A pipeline
executes each step in a
reproducible and well-defined
way, including functional and
performance tests.

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Docker as container technology
§ SAP Hybris Commerce + JVM + OS + potential other dependencies in a
Docker image
§ Able to run on any platform that runs Docker, without any modification, such
as Linux, Mac, Windows. No other software needs to be installed
§ Immutable containers, configuration injected at runtime
§ Installer used to build Docker images for SAP Hybris Commerce as well as all
other components in a system landscape

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Everything Docker
EmployeeCustomer
HTTPSHTTPS
Load
balancer
Web
server
Web
server
Backoffice Storefront Storefront
Integrations OMS
SAP Hybris
Commerce cluster
HTTP
Solr
Solr
Solr cluster
§ Colored rectangles denote Docker containers
for SAP Hybris Commerce components
§ Grey rectangles denote Docker containers for
peripheral services
§ Each node in an SAP Hybris Commerce
cluster can run in a different configuration
with different Web applications enabled, such
as storefront, back office, or OMS

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Kubernetes for cluster orchestration
§ Manage the cluster of Docker containers with all components of the
SAP Hybris Commerce system landscape
§ Create a standardized and reproducible setup that can be spun up
and torn down anywhere in a fully automated way on any platform
§ Automate all stages of the lifecycle of your landscape
§ Scale up and down in response to your load requirements
§ Standardize security, load balancing, monitoring, and solutions for
other aspects of system deployments

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Manage and orchestrate your clusters
EmployeeCustomer
HTTPSHTTPS
Load
balancer
Web
server
Web
server
Backoffice Storefront Storefront
SAP Hybris cluster
HTTP
Solr
Solr
Solr cluster
EmployeeCustomer
HTTPSHTTPS
Load balancer
Web
server
Web
server
Backoffice Backoffice
Integrations OMS
SAP Hybris cluster
HTTP

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Build and deploy pipeline with Jenkins
§ Automate all steps from code commit to deploy to production
§ Monitor all steps. Fix and restart if necessary
§ Infrastructure uses containers, too: Spin up or tear down your build
and deploy pipeline as needed on any platform
§ Automate updates to all of your environments

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The build and deploy pipeline
Commit
to
product
repo
Compile
Build
base
Docker
image
Base image
repository
Product
developer
Trusted
binaries
Deploy
Test
product
Commit
to
project
repo
Compile
Project image
repository
Build
project
Docker
image
Deploy to
Project
QA env
Test
project
impl.
Deploy to
production
Project
developer
Product pipeline
Project pipeline
Product
QA env
Project
QA env
Production
env

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Automation makes development easier
§ Standardize the development environment
§ Bring development closer to production
§ Decouple component development, such as storefront from back end
§ Gain a development process that results in well-defined and versioned
artifacts
§ Make the development process more reproducible

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Automation makes testing easier
§ Standardized test environments
§ Automated and reproducible setup of test environments
§ Automated and reproducible execution of tests
§ Disposable test infrastructure for greater agility
§ Local testing in production-likeenvironments
§ Test cases executed automatically for each change, resulting in a
high-quality product

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Automation makes deployments easier
§ Reproducible deployments on any platform
§ Ability to spin up or down your entire system landscape as you require
§ Versioned system landscape configuration
§ Common packaging of all components of the system landscape
§ Build once. Configurable artifacts. Parameterize on startup.
§ Stable deployment because of immutable components. Don't fix and
patch, roll out whole containers again.

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Automation makes operations easier
§ Scale up and down automatically without having to manually provision
new resources
§ Let application decide for itself at runtime to scale up or down
§ Update and patch your environment while it is running – for example,
SAP Hybris Commerce, Web server, SSL certificates
§ Use monitoring metrics to reconfigure your landscape automatically

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API first

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§ Integrate SAP Hybris Commerce into any system that
understands REST
§ Decouple front end from back end
§ Mix and match functionality
§ Prepare your architecture for a shift to microservices

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An API for every module
SAP Hybris Commerce core
Commerce
API
OMS
API
CMS
API
Platform
API
Customer
service
API

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{y} platform
How does this change the storefront?
Accelerator
{y} platform
API
An API-backed accelerator talks to the
platform using our Web services
Today, our accelerators are part of the
platform and talk to it directly
Accelerator

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End-to-end
applications

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Closing the gap: end-to-end implementations of specific use cases
Out of the box
Integrations
Project implementation End-to-end application
Customizations
Out of the box
Integrations
Customizations
and
configuration

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§ Available in the cloud
§ End-to-end implementation
§ For selected use cases:
– B2C retail shop
– Product content management
§ Preintegrated with selected 3rd-party systems, while
open for others
§ Full configurability
§ Still open for customizations

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Preintegrated, well-defined interfaces for data import and export
SAP Hybris Commerce core
REST
Payment Profile Fraud SAP
S/4HANA
E-mail
Conversion
suite
Accelerator
Decouple front end for
maximum
customizability
ImpEx
SAP Cloud
Platform
Integration
Orders
CSVImpEx
Payment
provider 1
Payment
provider 2
Fraud
provider 1
Fraud
provider 2
Customization 1 Customization 2
Preintegrated
according to use
case with well-
defined API.
Choose your
integration
provider. Other
integrations only
with this API.
CSV
Products
Content
SAP Cloud
Platform
Integration
CSV
Configures
Project
developer

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Microservices

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§ Microservices are available to augment and scale
SAP Hybris Commerce
§ They support rapid and easy extension of SAP
Hybris Commerce
§ They allow innovation at a greater speed and without
the need to customize and redeploy SAP Hybris
Commerce
§ They allow for more complex solutions, such as for
Big Data, AI, and more

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Augment with microservices: add new functionality
SAP Hybris Commerce
Loyalty module
Personalization
module
Customer
service module
Subscription
module
Loyalty
Profile
Conversion
suite
SE center Revenue cloud
REST REST REST REST
REST

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Scaling with microservices: an example
SAP Hybris Commerce node SAP Hybris Commerce node SAP Hybris Commerce node
Load balancer
Cart service
node
Cart service
node
Cart service
node
Cart service
node
Cart service
node
Cart service
node
Cart service
node
REST
REST

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Service factory:
A microservices-based solution
that lets you focus on your
business logic, making it easy to
extend SAP Hybris Commerce

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Service factory
Agile
§ Gain an agility layer that enables rapid
innovation and extensions
§ Achieve fast time to go-live, measured
in weeks, not months
§ Take advantage of flexible
experimentation: scale up, scale down,
and evolve as business needs and
technologies change
Integrated Open
§ Get full integration with the SAP Hybris
front office suite, and into the SAP
back office
§ Use easy-to-integrate customer-
specificnon-SAP technologies
§ Leverage SAP Cloud Platform
Integration
§ Use any tool or programming language
§ Mash togetherservices from
anywhere, including SAP
§ Deployin any major PaaS including
SAP Cloud Platform

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SAP Hybris Commerce
Extending SAP Hybris Commerce with the service factory from SAP Hybris
as a Service on SAP Cloud Platform
Service factory
Events
Callbacks
REST API
SAP Hybris as a
Service connector
Pub sub
Microservice
Lambda
Mashup
Wormhole: Bridge between
SAP Hybris Commerce and
the service factory,
deployed side-by side with
SAP Hybris Commerce as a
container. Provides a unified
interface and transparent
authentication

34. Thank you.
Contact information:
Jürgen Albertsen
Lead Architect, SAP Hybris Commerce
juergen.albertsen@sap.com