3. Integration in the Cloud Overview Relay Topic/Queues BizTalk Services (preview)

4. Overview Virtual machines in Azure (BizTalk Server) with VPN New BizTalk Server with Rest Adapter, Service Bus Adapter and Azure VM ready Service Bus (queues, topics, relay) BizTalk Services (preview) Combinations

5. Cloud / Azure BizTalk Services (preview) Cloud / Azure Service BusCloud / Hosted Virtual BizTalk Image Queues & Topics Relaying EAI Bridges EDI Portal On Premise BizTalk 2013, LOB Adapters BizTalk 2013, LOB Adapters

6. Demo Azure Portal / VM

7. Relaying Windows Azure Service Bus On Premise DMZ Relay Services BizTalk 2013 WCF Service WCF Service Comsumer Other Systems Azure Service Bus Expose local Services in the cloud Can be done just by adding information in the.config file of an exising WCF Service No security/firewall/dmz changes needed, incoming calls are actually out traffic. Failover and loadbalancing Nothing is stored in Azure, relay only!

8. Demo Relay

9. Azure Service Bus Message queues in the cloud. Dead letter/poison letter functionality Publish subscribe mechanism (Topics) Several API’s (.NET, java etc.) Full Rest API Queues og Topics Windows Azure Service Bus On Premise DMZ Queues /Topics.Net App., Rest, other API’s BizTalk 2013 Submitter (Rest, API’S)

10. Demo Queues/Topics

11. BizTalk Services EDI Portal EAI Bridges Exposing Services and FTP in the Cloud No local engine running Transformation (Mapping) Enriching/routing Flat file support Extendable Routing Failed routing Monitoring EDI (X12, EDIFACT (Soon!)) Portal Windows Azure BizTalk Services

12. Demo BizTalk Services Create a Loan Application Rest Service Route preapproved loans (amount < 500) to our ERP system (local on-premise SQL Server) Route all other loans to a Service Sub queue, for manual processing.

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