Introduction to IBM Bluemix for Java Developers

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Introduction to IBM Bluemix
for Java Developers
Niklas Heidloff
IBM Bluemix Developer Advocate
@nheidloff
heidloff.net
Entwicklercamp 03.03.2015

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Agenda
● Bluemix – Platform as a Service
● Demo
● Bluemix for Java Developers
● Services
● Bluemix – IBM's Cloud Platform

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Bluemix - Platform as a Service
Networking
Storage
Servers
Virtualization
O/S
Middleware
Runtime
Data
Networking
Storage
Servers
Virtualization
O/S
Middleware
Runtime
Data
Applications
Networking
Storage
Servers
Virtualization
O/S
Middleware
Runtime
Data
Applications
Networking
Storage
Servers
Virtualization
Middleware
Runtime
Data
Applications
O/S
Vendor managed
Client managed
On Premises
Applications
* see end of
deck for more
deployment
options

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Demo
● Create Application and Service in Bluemix
● Fork Sample and deploy to Bluemix
● Setup IDE and run and debug locally
● Push Changes and deploy to Bluemix

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Backup

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What is Bluemix?
Bluemix is an open-standard, cloud-based platform for building,
managing, and running applications of all types (web, mobile, big
data, new smart devices, and so on)

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App Development today is about Speed and Choice

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What Benefits does Bluemix provide?
Hosting of applications in the cloud (obviously)

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What Benefits does Bluemix provide?
Developers can focus on what they like to do most – coding

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What Benefits does Bluemix provide?
Choices of runtimes

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What Benefits does Bluemix provide?
Services, lots of services
Web and application
Mobile
Data management
Watson
Analytics
Internet of things
Security
Integration

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What Benefits does Bluemix provide?
Auto Scalability

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What other Benefits does Bluemix provide?
Integration of on-premises applications
DevOps for the entire application lifecycle
Flexible pricing

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Bluemix Java Runtimes
● Liberty profile auto configuration
● Custom Liberty server
● To use other features, JREs,
server.xml files, etc.
● Tomcat

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Deployment Options
● cf Tool
● Cloud Foundry
Maven Plugin
● Jenkins Cloud
Foundry Plugin
● Bluemix DevOps
● Eclipse Tools

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Logging and Monitoring
● Bluemix user interface
● cf tool
● Monitoring and
analytics service
● Third party services

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Authentication
● OpenID
● SAML
● LDAP identity bridge
● Social networks
● Third party solutions

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Cloudant Service
● NoSQL database

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Data Cache
● In memory cache

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Workload Scheduler Service
● Runs tasks on a
scheduled basis

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Mobile Data Service
● Automatic data
synchronization to
mobile devices

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Mobile Quality Assurance Service
● Built in feedback
mechanism for
mobile apps

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Cognitive Service: User Modeling
● Example talent management

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Cognitive Services
● Visual recognition and
text to speech

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Internet of Things
● Example: Remote controlled Lego robot

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Three Deployment Environments

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Three Hosting and Compute Options

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Summary
● Try Bluemix.net today
● Bluemix allows developers to be innovative, deliver rapidly and
have fun
● Choose between 100 runtimes and services, three deployment
options and three hosting types

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Resources
● IBM Bluemix: bluemix.net
● IBM Bluemix News: bluemix.info
● IBM Bluemix Developers: developer.ibm.com/bluemix
● Samples: github.com/IBM-Bluemix
● Niklas Heidloff Blog: heidloff.net

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