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The 3-Tier Architecture
Bill Cava
• Chief Evangelist, Ektron
• http://twitter.com/billcava
• bill.cava@ektron.com
AGENDA & OVERVIEW
• What’s New in 8.5: 3-Tier Architecture
• Benefits
  Scalability, Performance, Security, Availabilit
  y
• Ektron in a 3-Tier Architecture
  – Installation & Configuration
  – Developer Experience
     • Framework API: New API in v8.5
     • Framework UI: Templated .NET Server Controls
  – Implementing your Service Layer
• Demo!
what is the 3-tier architecture and are its benefits…

THE WHAT’S & WHY’S
1Tier   2Tier   3Tier   nTier
1-TIER ARCHITECTURE
              • Mainframes
              • Single Machine
              • Dumb Terminal
                access
              • Pro
                 – Simple
              • Con
                 – Expensive
                 – Tightly coupled
2-TIER ARCHITECTURE
           • Client
             – UI, Resources
               Aqcuisition, Business
               Rules
           • Server
             – Data storage, shared
               function
           • Pros
             – Shared resources
           • Cons
             – Managing
               connections, Ineffeci
               ent utilization
3-TIER ARCHITECTURE
• Presentation Tier
  – Front End
  – Display Tier
• Middle Tier
  – Application
    Server
• Data Tier
  – Storage Server
BENEFITS OF THIS ARCHITECTURE

• Security
• Scalability
• Performance
• Availability
SECURITY
• Publically accessible
  Presentation-Tier has
  no direct access to
  Data-Tier
• Business Logic
  contained w/in
  Middle-Tier isolated
• Structure of database
  hidden from
  Presentation-Tier
SCALABILITY
• Each tier
  independently
  scales horizontally
• Scale Presentation-
  Tier to handle
  connections
• Free database to
  handle database
  transactions
PERFORMANCE
• Cache requests
  between FE & MT
  – Serve data from
    memory
  – Minimize network
    utilization
  – Reduce MT and DT
    load
• Load Balancing
  possible at each tier
AVAILABILITY
• Redundancy of
  presentation-Tier
  and Middle-Tier
  servers for failover
• Caching between
  FE & MT means
  system continues to
  serve content if
  Middle-Tier
  unavailable
what ektron looks like in a 3-tier architecture

EKTRON & 3-TIER
EKTRON STILL SUPPORT 2-TIER!
• You can upgrade from < 8.5 to 8.5
  – This is supported and will continue to work
  – Upgraded site will be 2-Tier
  – Upgrading to 8.5 does NOT make your site “3-Tier”
• You can develop a new site on v8.5 using 2-
  Tier
  – Standard approach for building a website
• You can develop a new site on v8.5 using 3-
  Tier
VERSIONS PRIOR TO 8.5
VERSIONS PRIOR TO 8.5
VERSIONS PRIOR TO 8.5
VERSION 8.5
VERSION 8.5
GOING DEEPER INTO EKTRON 3-TIER
MIDDLE-TIER FOOTPRINT




Full Ektron Installation on Middle-Tier:
• Ektron DLLs
• Ektron Workarea
• Ektron Windows Services
• Ektron WCF Services
• Custom WCF Services
PRESENTATION-TIER FOOTPRINT




Minimal Footprint on Front-End
• Standard ASP.NET Web site
• Minimal set of Ektron.DLLs in ~/bin
• Configuration files (web.config, unity.config)
• Workarea not required
DEVELOPER EXPERIENCE




Developer Experience on Front-End
• Use Framework API & databind
• Use Templated Server Controls
• No difference in developer experience between the
  2-Tier and 3-tier architectures
    • Same exact code syntax
UNITY – DEPENDENCY INJECTION




 Unity Application Block – Dependency injection
 framework; Part of MS Enterprise Library
 • Dynamically register dependencies at runtime
 • Introduction to Unity http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-
    us/library/dd203319.aspx
 • Single unity.config on Front-End servers
DEREK SLIDE
COMMUNICATION FE-MT: WCF




Windows Communication Foundation is
• Used to communitcate between the Presentation-
  Tier and the Middle-Tier.
• Implemented as a Unity container
CACHING LAYER




The Caching Layer
• Caches all data retrieved from the middle-tier in
  memory on the servers in the presentation-tier
• Caching is implemented as another Unity container
• Is configured within the Unity config
getting things up & running in a 3-tier environment …

INSTALLATION &
CONFIGURATION
BASIC INSTALLATION
Middle Tier & Data Tier
• Perform full Ektron installation on the Middle-
  Tier / Data tier server using
  CMS400Basev85.exe (no difference)
  – Note: In 8.5 RC installation should be performed on the
    website root
  – As part of the installation, the 3TierMin site will be installed
    to: C:Program Files
    (x86)EktronCMS400v85startersites3TierMinContent
INSTALLATION
Presentation-Tier
1. From Middle-Tier, copy folder C:Program Files
   (x86)EktronCMS400v85startersites3TierMinCo
   ntent to your web directory on the Presentation
   Tier server
  –       This folder contains elements for a minimal-footprint front-end
          site, containing subset of DLLs from Middle-Tier to Presentation-Tier
          server
      •       Which DLLs you need depends on which features you use
      •       This documentation describes which DLLs are required
              http://bit.ly/ektron-3tier-installation-doc
      •       Note: not an issue to “just grab them all” -- even though you wont need
              them all -- and pair it down later
2. Open IIS on Presentation Tier server and make this
   folder a Web Site
INSTALLATION (CONT’D)
3. Update web.config & point to Middle-Tier

  <appSettings>
     <add
        key="ek_ServicesPath"
        value="http://[MT]/workarea/services/"/>
  </appSettings>
INSTALLATION (CONT’D)
4. Browse to http://[FE]/default.aspx
  –   You should be able to log into your front-end using any
      account defined within Ektron (Admin/Admin, etc).
5. Deploy your own templates and code to
   the Presentation-Tier

                         That’s it!

 … now let’s walk through the code footprint
              on the Front-End
development options in a 3-tier environment

DEVELOPING 3-TIER
TWO APPROACHES TO DEVELOPING IN 3-TIER
1. Use Framework APIs and/or Templated Server
   Controls directly on the Presentation-Tier Server
  –   Pros: Simpler (previous installation, ready to go)
  –   Cons: Chattiness of API calls over wire
2. Designing your own Service Layer on the Middle-
   Tier, consuming those services on the Presentation-
   Tier Server
  –   Pros:
      •   Designing a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
      •   Leveraging Middle-Tier for its strength
  –   Con: A little more complex to set up
APPROACH #2: DEVELOPING USING APIS
• On the Front-End, use the APIs directly
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What about …
 – legacy APIs?
 – legacy Server Controls?
 – PageBuilder?
 – Widgets?
 – eSync?
    • data? code?
    • documents, images, etc.?
Questions?

Bill Cava
• Chief Evangelist, Ektron
• http://twitter.com/billcava
• bill.cava@ektron.com

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Ektron 3-Tier Architecture

  • 2. Bill Cava • Chief Evangelist, Ektron • http://twitter.com/billcava • bill.cava@ektron.com
  • 3. AGENDA & OVERVIEW • What’s New in 8.5: 3-Tier Architecture • Benefits Scalability, Performance, Security, Availabilit y • Ektron in a 3-Tier Architecture – Installation & Configuration – Developer Experience • Framework API: New API in v8.5 • Framework UI: Templated .NET Server Controls – Implementing your Service Layer • Demo!
  • 4. what is the 3-tier architecture and are its benefits… THE WHAT’S & WHY’S
  • 5. 1Tier 2Tier 3Tier nTier
  • 6. 1-TIER ARCHITECTURE • Mainframes • Single Machine • Dumb Terminal access • Pro – Simple • Con – Expensive – Tightly coupled
  • 7. 2-TIER ARCHITECTURE • Client – UI, Resources Aqcuisition, Business Rules • Server – Data storage, shared function • Pros – Shared resources • Cons – Managing connections, Ineffeci ent utilization
  • 8. 3-TIER ARCHITECTURE • Presentation Tier – Front End – Display Tier • Middle Tier – Application Server • Data Tier – Storage Server
  • 9.
  • 10. BENEFITS OF THIS ARCHITECTURE • Security • Scalability • Performance • Availability
  • 11. SECURITY • Publically accessible Presentation-Tier has no direct access to Data-Tier • Business Logic contained w/in Middle-Tier isolated • Structure of database hidden from Presentation-Tier
  • 12. SCALABILITY • Each tier independently scales horizontally • Scale Presentation- Tier to handle connections • Free database to handle database transactions
  • 13. PERFORMANCE • Cache requests between FE & MT – Serve data from memory – Minimize network utilization – Reduce MT and DT load • Load Balancing possible at each tier
  • 14. AVAILABILITY • Redundancy of presentation-Tier and Middle-Tier servers for failover • Caching between FE & MT means system continues to serve content if Middle-Tier unavailable
  • 15. what ektron looks like in a 3-tier architecture EKTRON & 3-TIER
  • 16. EKTRON STILL SUPPORT 2-TIER! • You can upgrade from < 8.5 to 8.5 – This is supported and will continue to work – Upgraded site will be 2-Tier – Upgrading to 8.5 does NOT make your site “3-Tier” • You can develop a new site on v8.5 using 2- Tier – Standard approach for building a website • You can develop a new site on v8.5 using 3- Tier
  • 20.
  • 23. GOING DEEPER INTO EKTRON 3-TIER
  • 24. MIDDLE-TIER FOOTPRINT Full Ektron Installation on Middle-Tier: • Ektron DLLs • Ektron Workarea • Ektron Windows Services • Ektron WCF Services • Custom WCF Services
  • 25. PRESENTATION-TIER FOOTPRINT Minimal Footprint on Front-End • Standard ASP.NET Web site • Minimal set of Ektron.DLLs in ~/bin • Configuration files (web.config, unity.config) • Workarea not required
  • 26. DEVELOPER EXPERIENCE Developer Experience on Front-End • Use Framework API & databind • Use Templated Server Controls • No difference in developer experience between the 2-Tier and 3-tier architectures • Same exact code syntax
  • 27. UNITY – DEPENDENCY INJECTION Unity Application Block – Dependency injection framework; Part of MS Enterprise Library • Dynamically register dependencies at runtime • Introduction to Unity http://msdn.microsoft.com/en- us/library/dd203319.aspx • Single unity.config on Front-End servers
  • 29. COMMUNICATION FE-MT: WCF Windows Communication Foundation is • Used to communitcate between the Presentation- Tier and the Middle-Tier. • Implemented as a Unity container
  • 30. CACHING LAYER The Caching Layer • Caches all data retrieved from the middle-tier in memory on the servers in the presentation-tier • Caching is implemented as another Unity container • Is configured within the Unity config
  • 31.
  • 32. getting things up & running in a 3-tier environment … INSTALLATION & CONFIGURATION
  • 33. BASIC INSTALLATION Middle Tier & Data Tier • Perform full Ektron installation on the Middle- Tier / Data tier server using CMS400Basev85.exe (no difference) – Note: In 8.5 RC installation should be performed on the website root – As part of the installation, the 3TierMin site will be installed to: C:Program Files (x86)EktronCMS400v85startersites3TierMinContent
  • 34. INSTALLATION Presentation-Tier 1. From Middle-Tier, copy folder C:Program Files (x86)EktronCMS400v85startersites3TierMinCo ntent to your web directory on the Presentation Tier server – This folder contains elements for a minimal-footprint front-end site, containing subset of DLLs from Middle-Tier to Presentation-Tier server • Which DLLs you need depends on which features you use • This documentation describes which DLLs are required http://bit.ly/ektron-3tier-installation-doc • Note: not an issue to “just grab them all” -- even though you wont need them all -- and pair it down later 2. Open IIS on Presentation Tier server and make this folder a Web Site
  • 35. INSTALLATION (CONT’D) 3. Update web.config & point to Middle-Tier <appSettings> <add key="ek_ServicesPath" value="http://[MT]/workarea/services/"/> </appSettings>
  • 36. INSTALLATION (CONT’D) 4. Browse to http://[FE]/default.aspx – You should be able to log into your front-end using any account defined within Ektron (Admin/Admin, etc). 5. Deploy your own templates and code to the Presentation-Tier That’s it! … now let’s walk through the code footprint on the Front-End
  • 37. development options in a 3-tier environment DEVELOPING 3-TIER
  • 38. TWO APPROACHES TO DEVELOPING IN 3-TIER 1. Use Framework APIs and/or Templated Server Controls directly on the Presentation-Tier Server – Pros: Simpler (previous installation, ready to go) – Cons: Chattiness of API calls over wire 2. Designing your own Service Layer on the Middle- Tier, consuming those services on the Presentation- Tier Server – Pros: • Designing a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) • Leveraging Middle-Tier for its strength – Con: A little more complex to set up
  • 39. APPROACH #2: DEVELOPING USING APIS • On the Front-End, use the APIs directly
  • 40. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What about … – legacy APIs? – legacy Server Controls? – PageBuilder? – Widgets? – eSync? • data? code? • documents, images, etc.?
  • 41. Questions? Bill Cava • Chief Evangelist, Ektron • http://twitter.com/billcava • bill.cava@ektron.com