Introducing the Mobile-First Cloud
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The document introduces the concept of a mobile-first cloud and mobile backend as a service (mBaaS) platforms. A mBaaS abstracts the complexities of building mobile backends through cloud services, mobile SDKs, and a management console. It focuses on simplifying mobile app development and management. Examples show how a mBaaS can provide data storage, user authentication including with enterprise directories, integration with line of business systems, push notifications, events, and multi-factor authentication in a mobile-first way. The mobile-first cloud can drastically accelerate mobile app development times and management.
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Introducing the Mobile-First Cloud
- 1. Emerging Cloud Computing Models: Introducing the Mobile-First Cloud Jesus Rodriguez KidoZen, Inc
- 2. About Me • Hackerpreneur • Co-Founder KidoZen, Inc • Co-Founder Tellago, Inc • Advisor to software companies(Microsoft, Oracle….) • Board member • Speaker, Author • http://jrodthoughts.com • http://weblogs.asp.net/gsusx • http://kidozencom
- 3. Agenda • The challenges of building mobile apps • Introducing the mobile-first cloud • Mobile-First cloud in action
- 4. A Quick Story of Building Mobile Solutions
- 6. And Obvious
- 7. We Can Build Apps I want an app!
- 8. And Be Rock Stars
- 9. After All….
- 10. We Have Great Mobile Development Stacks
- 11. Let’s Build Mobile Solutions
- 12. Not So Fast
- 13. Just a few things to consider…
- 14. Every mobile apps needs backend
- 15. Storing Data
- 21. In other words… You need something like….
- 23. How about a mobile-first cloud?
- 24. Introducing the mobile backend as a service
- 25. Enable backend to mobile apps in the form of cloud services
- 26. Abstract the complexities of mobile backend using a consistent development and management experience
- 27. mBaaS= Cloud-Mobile Services + Mobile SDKs + Management Console
- 28. mBaaS != PaaS
- 29. PaaS are not mobile-first platforms
- 30. Mobile-first?
- 32. MBaaS App = Services (Compute) + Infrastructure (Storage)
- 33. MBaaS services must be context-aware(ex: location)
- 34. MBaaS should focus on simplify the development and management of mobile apps
- 35. MBaaS should support native mobile services (ex: push notifications, SMS)
- 36. Build Use Cloud Services Deploy Run PaaS Build Use Cloud Services Deploy Run Mobile RuntimeMBaaS Different Lifecycles
- 38. Consumer MBaaS vs. Enterprise MBaaS
- 39. Security Twitter, Facebook Active Directory, Sal esforce.com Services Geolocation, Gaming Enterprise Systems APIs Cloud Types Public Public, Hybrid, Private Tenant Model Tenant => 1 App => Users Tenant => Users => Multiple Apps Distribution Public App Stores Corporate App Stores, Integrated with MDM technologies Consumer MBaaS EnterpriseM BaaS Consumer vs. Enterprise MBaaS
- 40. The Platforms
- 41. MBaaS = Mobile-First Cloud
- 42. But Mobile-First Cloud Sounds Cooler
- 43. MBaaS in Action
- 44. Data?
- 45. Mobile-First Cloud Pattern: Data Access String theObject = "{JSON PayLoad}"; _application.getObjectSet("name").Save(theObject); Storage Service MBaaS Storage Storage
- 46. Users?
- 47. Mobile-First Cloud Pattern: AD Authentication NSString * uN=@"John Doe" NSString * psw=@"secret" Identity * userIdentity = [application Login:@"ADFS“ user:uN andPassword:psw]; Auth Service Active Directory MBaaS Corp Network
- 49. Mobile-First Cloud Pattern: LOB Integration Var mySAP= App.Services(‘SAP’).Login({credentials}); Var mySF= App.Services(‘SF’).Login({credentials}); mySAP.Invoke(‘invokeRFC’, {parameters}); mySF.Invoke(‘GetLeads’, {parameters}); Enterprise System Service SAP Connector MBaaS Corp Network SF.com Connector
- 51. Mobile-First Cloud Pattern: Data Access Var channel= _application.pubSub.Subscribe(“channel name”); channel.Send({message}); Push Notification Service MBaaS
- 52. Events
- 53. Mobile-First Cloud Pattern: Events _application.pubSub.Publish( “channel name”, {message}); Mobile Event Service MBaaS Channel Channel _application.pubSub.Subscribe( “channel name”);
- 55. Mobile-First Cloud Pattern: AD Authentication NSString * uN=@"John Doe" NSString * psw=@"secret" Identity * userIdentity = [application Login:@"ADFS“ user:uN andPassword:psw]; Auth Service Active Directory MBaaS Corp Network MF Auth Service
- 57. Agility
- 58. Time to Market
- 59. Consistent backend across different mobile development platforms
- 60. Keep developers focus on building mobile apps, not infrastructure
- 63. It’s a no brainer in the enterprise
- 64. Summary • The mobile-first cloud represents the future of building mobile applications for both consumers and enterprises • Mobile backend as a service is the best example of the mobile-first cloud • MBaaS platforms enable backend to mobile applications • MBaaS platforms can drastically accelerate the time to market and management of your mobile solutions