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L1120 iPaaS Hackathon

Welcome to this hackathon. Putting integration solution together used to take days and you will have to have some sort of coding background to successfully put data from various services together. Today, with Red Hat’s low code iPaaS platform, we will use the minimum number of codes to achieve maximum integration results!

First of all, give us 15 mins to walk through the tooling platform with you, so you know where everything is. After that we will let you work on two instructor lead integration scenarios, to get you familiar with the environment, and platform. Then you are free to hack it away!

  • [Background](## Background)
    • Location API Services
    • Deployment on AMQ Online
    • Working with GUI
    • Communicating with the Notifications Display
    • Showing Locations in the Map
    • Data from Input
  • [Lab instructions] (## LAB Instructions)
    • Configure Broker
    • Add API Connectors
    • Add Technical Extension
    • First Hack
    • Second Hack

Background

Lab Environment

Location API Services

Go to the following links to access (login with your user id/pwd) API documents of the services

https://fusedemo.3scale.net/docs

API Service Name User Key
Restaurant Locations d2b8f9e059c2bbfc1a5c7b1cb8115d60
ATM Locations b88456bf863608f5b79324eae13a4e46
Parking locations 73917fb7c1c8d7142a5db4d6f0ec4a97
Bar locations f6ba725532f6797d5dc7afbf8c012c20
Store locations b62940ff7a175691e0396b28ceaa0bf4

Deployment on AMQ Online

We will have ONE single Topic that everyone listen to for announcement!

  • 1 queue for display
  • 1 queue for input
  • 1 queue for location display in map
  • 1 queue for route display in map
  • 3 queues in case the participants needs it, temp queues

Broker Env

Working with GUI

Go to http://gui-YOURUSERID-summitlab.opentlc.com (TBC). This is where you can use to display the result, and places for you to submit input as well. To interact You will need to pass/retrive data from messaging queues that are assign to you!

Working with GUI

Communicating with the Notifications Display

To display messages in the notifications widget, you will need to send the text into the receiving message broker topic. And you will need to follow the data format listed below:

{
  "type": "Success",
  "header": "Christina",
  "message": "This is the message for <strong>everyone</strong>!!"
}

Message body allows non-abusive use of HTML. You can use one of the following message types:

  • Info
  • Success
  • Warning
  • Danger

Showing Locations in the Map

Map allows you to pin point and mark multiple locations, the location can be set by passing into the receiving message broker queue with the data format below:

[
   {
      "location":{
         "lat":37.784323,
         "lng":-122.40069
      },
      "title":"Moscone Center",
      "type":"Point of Interest",
      "id":"109"
   },
   {
      "location":{
         "lat":37.785905,
         "lng":-122.413022
      },
      "title":"Hilton Union Square",
      "type":"Hotel",
      "id":"203"
   }
]

Data from Input

Inputs are collected and formatted into a messaging broker queue ready for you to process after submitting it with the submit button. An example of the data is show below:

{
  "type": "announcement",
  "content": {
    "title": "Tester",
    "text": "This is the message for everyone!!"
  }
}

LAB Instructions

Configure Broker

To provision messaging service infrastructure by following the instructions.

Deploy UI Web Application

Deploy the web application UI with these instructions.

Add API Connectors

There are five SaaS location service provided, you will need to setup up in Fuse to use it, here is how. Click me

Add Technical Extension

To step up, you can also use the following services for follow this Link to install the tech extension.

First Hack

-Instructor lead-

Second Hack

-Instructor lead-

Off you go

Have fun Hacking!