Track: Mobility in the Enterprise

1. © 2012 IBM Corporation
BME-1079 : IBM Mobile
Foundation Integration
in Action
Todd Kaplinger, STSM, Mobile Cloud Platform Architect
Twitter: @todkap
Benjamin Kus, STSM, Chief Architect, Mobile Management

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Agenda
• IBM Endpoint Manager for Mobile Devices
• Challenges in the New BYOD World
• Solving Mobile and BYOD Challenges with IBM Endpoint Manager
• Worklight Overview
• Worklight Architecture
• Mobile Application Types
• Cast Iron Overview
• A Hybrid World
• Cast Iron Cloud Integration
• Capabilities and Approach
• Cast Iron Web API Services
• Extending Cast Iron to Mobile
• Mobile Requirements
• Building the Application
• Results

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IBM Endpoint Manager for Mobile DevicesIBM Endpoint Manager for Mobile Devices
OverviewOverview

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Managing Devices – IT Philosophy (Old)
 IT controls risks by maintaining control points
 Control the Device
– Enterprises provide all equipment
 Control the Complexity
– Small set of supported platforms / models
 Control the OS
– Operating systems configured, managed, and updated by IT
 Control the Apps
– IT controls which apps are allowed and the configuration
 Control the Network
– Network traffic controlled with proxies and web filters

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New Challenges – BYOD and Mobile Devices
 With BYOD and Mobile Devices, IT loses control
 Control the Device
– Employees bring personal devices (BYOD)
 Control the Complexity
– Many different combinations of devices and OSes
 Control the OS
– OS version and upgrades managed by carriers, OEMs, users
 Control the Apps
– Apps updated automatically by App Stores and users
 Control the Network
– Devices connect through 3G/4G, WiFi,

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Security & Management
Challenges
Potential unauthorized
access (lost, stolen)
Disabled encryption
Insecure devices
connecting to network
Corporate data leakage
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• Mail / Calendar / Contacts
• Access (VPN / WiFi)
• Apps (app store)
• Enterprise Apps
iCloudiCloud
iCloud
Sync
iTunes
Sync
Encryption not enforcedEncryption not enforced
End
User
VPN / WiFi Corporate
Network
Access
Unmanaged Mobile Devices – IT Nightmare

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iCloud
Sync
iTunes
Sync
End
User
VPN / WiFi Corporate
Network
Access
iCloudiCloud
• Personal Mail / Calendar
• Personal Apps
Corporate Profile
• Enterprise Mail / Calendar
• Enterprise Access (VPN/WiFi)
• Enterprise Apps (App store or
Custom)
Secured by
BigFix policy
Encryption EnabledEncryption Enabled
Endpoint Manager for Mobile
Devices
Enable password policies
Enable device encryption
Force encrypted backup
Disable iCloud sync
Access to corporate email,
apps, VPN, WiFi contingent on
policy compliance!
Selectively wipe corporate data
if employee leaves company
Fully wipe if lost or stolen
Privacy controls to protect
user’s private data
Managing Mobile Devices – The Solution

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Worklight OverviewWorklight Overview

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The Worklight Platform
 Open mobile application platform
– Development
– Runtime
– Management
– Connectivity
 Worklight Studio
– End-to-end Eclipse based IDE
– Device SDK integration
– Open standards
 Worklight Server
– Secure back-end connectivity
– Data access mediation
– Push notifications
 Worklight Console
– App management and control

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Development Environment Integration
 Eclipse based development
– Single project to build cross
platform applications
– Support for hybrid and native
 Visual WYSIWYG development
– Rich Page Editor
– CSS and HTML5 Editor
– Dojo Mobile Support
 OSGi based Worklight Server
– Deploy Adapters and Applications
– Unit Test Framework
• Worklight Procedures
• Worklight Adapters
 Publish Hybrid and Native Apps
directly to Application Center

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Worklight Application Types
Native AppsNative Apps
Platform-specific.
Requires unique
expertise, pricy and
long to develop.
Can deliver higher
user experience.
Native
Application
Device APIs
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Hybrid Apps -Hybrid Apps -
User augments web
code with native
language for unique
needs and
maximized user
experience.
Native Shell
Web Native
Device APIs
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Hybrid Apps - WebHybrid Apps - Web
HTML5 code and
Worklight runtime
libraries packaged
within the app and
executed in a native
shell.
Native Shell
Web Code
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC
<html>
<! - - created 2003-12-1
<head><title>XYZ</title
</head>
</body>
</html>
Device APIs
Web AppsWeb Apps
Written in HTML5
JavaScript and
CSS3. Quick and
cheap to develop,
but less powerful
than native.
Mobile Browser
Web Code
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC
<html>
<! - - created 2003-12-12 - -
<head><title>XYZ</title>
</head>
<body>
</p>
</body>
</html>
Browser Access Downloadable Downloadable Downloadable
Browser AccessBrowser Access Hybrid Apps - WebHybrid Apps - Web Hybrid Apps - MixedHybrid Apps - Mixed Native AppsNative Apps

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Cast Iron Overview

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A Hybrid World
Packaged
Applications
Private Clouds
(Custom)
Public Clouds
(SaaS)
Integration is Critical in a Hybrid World
Home-grown
Applications

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Cast Iron Cloud Integration
Connect Your Cloud and On-Premise Applications in Days

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Rapid, Flexible, Simple
Simple User Experience
TIP Exchange
TIP Development Kit
TIP Community
For All Types of Projects
UI Mashups
Process Integration
Data Migration
Complete Flexibility
IBM Cast Iron Live
Virtual Appliances
Physical Appliances
Rapid Connectivity
IBM Cast Iron Express
CDK
Connector Development Kit Infrastructure as a Service

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Cast Iron Web API Services
Business Ops Dashboard
analytics and controls to
document and publish APIs,
set quotas, manage and
monitor service levels
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Application Developer Portal
with Self-Service registration
and hooks into social
communities
DevOps Dashboard to
easily proxy and
assemble new APIs, and
to secure and manage
APIs from an IT Ops
perspective
1. Create 3. Manage2. Socialize

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Extending Cast Iron to Mobile

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Extending The Reach of Enterprise Applications
Company invested in Cast Iron for
integrating various server integration
services within their enterprise.
Company wants to create mobile
application for Business to Enterprise
(B2E) leveraging these services.
Application must support both Android
and iOS devices.

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Enterprise Data Services
http://www.google.com//finance/chart?q=NYSE:IBM&tlf=12
IBM Stock - October 13, 2012
Stock Quote Application
Stock Services are READ only
Cast Iron provides service for
mashing up data from two
disparate corporate systems
Mobile Centric View Required
http://www.google.com/ig/api?stock=IBM
http://api.crunchbase.com/v/1/company/ibm.js

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Integrating the Company Info API

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Integrating the Stock Quote API

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Mapping the Stock Quote Data

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Aggregating Company Info and Stock Quote

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Aggregating the Data

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Running on Cast Iron Live Integration Cloud

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Worklight Integration Services Tier
Develop Worklight Cast Iron Adapter to
integrate with Stock Quote Service
Seamless conversion from XML to JSON
Validate Worklight Procedure Invocation

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Worklight Project Creation
Simple two step hybrid application creation
1. Select project type 2. Select JavaScript framework

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Understanding Generated Project
Define the
application and
display name
Configuration of
Worklight Server
URL endpoint for
adapters and
management of
application
Initial Worklight
project structure is
generated for the
application prior to
selecting
environment

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Environments: Mobile Platform Targets
Designate target
platforms for
application
WTC_StockApp
Application will be
initially targeting
Android and iOS
Worklight supports
multi-channel
development model
to allow a range of
deployment options
including desktop
and mobile

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Mobile Client Development
Cross-platform application for iOS and
Android leveraging jQuery and Worklight
Client APIs
Ability for users to search by ticker symbol
Provide “quick view” of stock details

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Mobile DevOps
Complete lifecycle for Mobile Development
[DEVELOPMENT/ TEST / PRODUCTION]
Continuous Deployment of Mobile
Workloads
Integrated Feedback (Comments/Ratings)
Integrated versioning and monitoring

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Streamlined App Deployment Workflow
Endpoint Manager customers can
directly import and distribute
Worklight-built apps via the
Enterprise App Store, thereby
improving workflow between
Development and Operations
Distribute App to
Employees
Import into Endpoint
Manager App Store22
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Build app in Worklight11

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Conclusion
• Internet Scale requires optimized access to data
• Cast Iron technology provides a simple model for accessing
commonly used data objects
• Mobile workloads are increasing the demand for extending
existing services to beyond the enterprise.
• By integrating Cast Iron with Worklight, developers can
quickly assemble, connect and secure their enterprise
services to extend to mobile devices an a simple integrated
and IBM supported fashion.
• Mobile is evolving at a rapid pace. Implementing DevOps
practices can significantly decrease time to delivery.
• Combining the features of both IBM Worklight and IBM
Endpoint Manager provides best of breed device and
application management unparalleled in the industry.

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Backup

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Worklight Backup

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Integrated Development
Environment
(Eclipse Plug-in)
Application development
using native and/or
familiar web technologies:
• HTML5
• CSS3
• JavaScript
Integrated device SDKs
allow direct access from
within the IDE to
emulators and code
debugging utilities
Worklight Studio

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Single Shared Codebase
Common code placed
in primary file
Environment optimization
code is maintained
separately

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Runtime Skins – Use Cases
Different
Screen Sizes
Different
Input Method
Different
Screen Densities
Support
for HTML5

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Combine HTML5 and
native-based pages in
the same application
Call native code from
HTML-based pages
Display HTML and
native components
together on the same
page
Hybrid Coding – Native and Web

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Cast Iron Backup

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Capabilities
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Cast Iron Capabilities

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Integration Approach
No Coding Beyond Configuration Preconfigured Templates
(TIPs)

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Endpoint Manager Backup

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How does Endpoint Manager manage devices?
 Agent-based Management
• Android via native BigFix agent
• iOS via Apple’s MDM APIs
 Email-based management through Exchange and Lotus Traveler
• Supported platforms: iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Windows Mobile, Symbian
Category Endpoint Manager Capabilities
Platform Support Apple iOS, Google Android, Nokia Symbian, Windows Phone, Windows Mobile
Secure Corporate Data on
BYOD devices
Encryption management, secure corporate mail/calendar/contacts, manage
corporate apps/data
Management Actions Selective wipe, full wipe, deny email access, remote lock, user notification, clear
passcode
Application Management Application inventory, enterprise app store, whitelisting, blacklisting, Apple Volume
Purchase Program (VPP)
Policy & Security Management Password policies, device encryption, jailbreak & root detection
Location Services Track devices and locate on map
Enterprise Access
Management
Configuration of Email, VPN, Wi-fi

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