1. UCLA ESB Platform https://spaces. ais. ucla
UCLA ESB Platform Dec 03, Herman D’Costa, Middleware Architect (ESB), Information Management Services, ITServices

2. Enterprise Application Usecases at a high level
Standards based campus information flow routing (multi-protocol, multi-security)
Non-intrusive data integrations & transformations
Service delivery
Reliable Messaging

3. Technology Goals & Roadmap (2012/2013)
Short Term
Provide an integration platform for UCPath application interfaces between UCLA and partners, Oracle, UCOP, UCM. ESB platform to mediate all UCPath batch & real time interfaces.
Provide a scalable integration platform for existing UCLA applications across campus departments (Financial Services, IAMUCLA, BruinBill, MyUCLA, etc.)
Provide standards based security services around authentication, authorization and audit.
Provide robust platform management & monitoring capability
Medium Term
Consulting services to help campus teams design & deploy information services & integration solutions using the platform.
Add more standard security services driven by campus application needs.
Long Term
Provide SOA Governance capabilities
Provide BPM capabilities
Provide Webservice API capabilities

4. Application Tenant State
Environment
Production
Staging / QA
Dev / Test
Pipeline
Applications
ServiceManagerv1.0 (ESB)
ServiceManagerv2.0-alpha (ESB)
BruinBill (SA)
KeyEntryService (FS)
MyUCLA / IWE (SA)
UCPATH – IDM (IAMUCLA)
FAUValidationService (FS)
UCPATH – FAUValidationService (FS)
UCPATH – TIER1 (SOA)

5. Logical Architecture

6. Servers Information
Show information on ESB wiki

7. v1.0 Deployment (Non-Fabric)

8. Overview of Fabric & FMC
Demo of QA environment FMC

9. ServiceManager (ESM) current features
ServiceManager is a adapter integration layer that provides security, management & monitoring and eventual SOA Governance.
SSL Termination
Application Routing based on Request URI
Client Identification based on 2-way-ssl
Audit of webservice requests
Access Control at application, service and operation levels
Routing & Access Control configurations can be dynamically updated without downtime
Foundation for basic & advanced security modes

10. Monitoring Tools
JON – Network monitoring with tight integration and upgrade support for Fuse suite
Splunk – Logs monitoring
Nagios / Icinga – Network monitoring generic
Appdynamics – Application Performance monitoring

11. Overview of JON
Demo of QA environment JON

12. JON Monitoring Alerts Host (VM/Server/Machine) Availability
Fuse Container Availability
AMQ Broker Availability
Webservice (CXF) Availability
Host Usage (cpu, memory, disk) a) When metric reaches <absolute value>, warning alert b) When metric reaches <absolute value>, critical alert
Fuse Container memory check a) When metric reaches 80%, warning alert b) When metric reaches 90%, critical alert
Specific exception in log
MQ queue size crosses a threshold

13. JON Monitoring – other benefits
Access-controlled delegation
MQ Operations
Events