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From YouTube: OCB: Modernize and Accelerate Enterprise Application Development - Raveesh Dewan (Joget)

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To share this briefing with the openshift commons group, so let me quickly get started.

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So um I'm ravished I am presenting on behalf of you, know, joget as well as my partner in crime is going to be hugo. um He is the um you know, vp vp of customer success and one of the co-founders as well. Hopefully he he should be joining shortly um in interest of time. We will just go ahead and get started.

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um I am ravished ivan, I'm leading yoga inc and I'm also you know, leading the hyperledger healthcare chair um for pair subgroup, so just something that we are doing in the industry um quickly just level setting what is happening in the industry.

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If you look at gartner research, which is a recent research, what they are talking about is by 2024 low code application development will be responsible for more than 65 percent of the application development activity in the industry. So there is a there is a huge focus on what is going on in the industry from no code standpoint.

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Again, this is another study from forester that talks about.

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How can we fix issues with the traditional development problems? You know what those problems are. Obviously high cost. um You know difficult to meet business requirements on time, ability to do things faster. You know and lack of flexibility by the time you finish the requirements and you start the project. The requirements from your customers changes.

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So these are some key hot topics that you know. Traditional development has always struggled with, and forester did a research around their customers who have been using low code platforms and 92 percent of them stated that they have had a significant or modest improvement and the reason being is they have tried to resolve some of these constraints that they deal with using low code platforms and we've gone so far, so that, if you look at forester, research they've recently found out that it's not just small or medium applications.

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Even large core applications like erps, are being rewritten in low code platforms. So there is a significant. uh You know activity going on around low code platforms in market and we wanted to bring these two worlds together of infrastructure, automation and the business. You know application development um and hence we are talking about yoga and open shift today, um bottom line. If you look at these customers or any customers, they want to do things faster, cheaper and better way, and they want some flexibility in there all the time the ability to quickly make changes quickly.

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um You know get these things out from business agility standpoint and considering you know your current situation with covet. You know everything is going. Digital at speed of you know uh thought if you will so just a couple of things to keep in mind as we talk about, uh you know low code platform, and this is another one last one I want to share with you about gartner 14th annual report, 2020 top 10 strategic technology trends, in that they talk about.

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One of the key key trend is low code platforms and 75 percent of the large enterprises will be using these low code platforms and it's not just one or two. They might go all the way up to three to four low code platforms in their environment, so this is a significant statement. If you are, if you look at it and there, this is all what loco does is enable citizen development, meaning even a no non-coder can create business applications.

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So let me take you um a little bit further. So when we talk about low code platforms, yourgate is one of the low code, open source, low code platforms in the market, and um we have we have done everything to align with openshift platform as well. Now just a quick case study. uh This is one of our customers, cisco.

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uh They presented at gartner conference one of the conference, what they did with the low code platform uh using joget. They created more than 100 plus screens and 100, oh sorry, thousand plus screens and hundred plus workflows less than 24 weeks. Five people team. This is a significant application development uh when it when you're talking about going, live with such a big application in such a short time frame with small team- and this is what you know- low code is capable of again just to highlight, um empowers non-coders.

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Even a non-coder can create application and we will show you that, um hopefully um you know in the demo as well um visual approach. Everything is drag and drop. So what you will look at is going to be a drag and drop approach. um You are not going to be writing code for most of the time.

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Another important thing is feed to market. Again your ability to do things faster.

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You know your ability to quickly go live with business applications. That's what business is looking for and once you go live they want to change it fast. Also, that's another key. um You know thing to keep in mind and um obviously, while doing that total, you know cost of ownership being lower um in that sense um quickly give you an overview of yogurt.

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You get dx, which is our product. um Joget dx. Has you know a multiple capabilities? One is building screens, you can create screens very quickly. You can create the process automation very quickly. There is a api builder in in in yogurt, so any application you create any um anything you create in joget is enabled, for um you know apis, and you can create custom apis as well by drag and drop around everything that you have created in joget um business applications reporting is another feature that is always required. We have a drag and drop.

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um You know report builder as well in the um in the platform, so you don't have to worry about. If you have to create reports within the application and obviously being an open source, really good architecture from plug-in standpoint, you can create additional your functionality or extend joget to your needs. Also, so that's another important thing to understand.

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When it comes to joget, um you can also create plugins and extend the platform for your custom needs as well. um It's very easy to create business processes. You drag and drop just like a visual diagram. You create the processes hook it up with this. You know the screens you have created and you get a full-fledged business application and we will see this live in a demo shortly. um I'm glad you joined, so we had to start in interest of time um just to quickly give you an idea.

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We have a global footprint number of organizations as our customer across the globe, all sorts of customers, small, medium large, um you know the best part is even a smaller customers can expect to create. You know really good enterprise level business applications using our platform um before we shift gears and talk about openshift and joget together, I want to quickly share a story.

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I I really like this story, and I heard this story when I was a kid- and I still remember this, so you know if you look at um you know the story as history right. The moral of this story was, you know, rabbit you know, gets some rest in the middle and turtle wins the race. Guess what moral of the story is slow and steady wins the race there is. There is already already the story for the rabbits of this world today right.

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So if you, if you look at it current scenario, having these lessons and understanding that rabbit did something wrong, you're not going to do the same thing now, you will probably, if you're a rabbit you will you want to win the race and then get some rest right. The moral of that story is going to be. Do not take old morals at face value and application. Development has changed just like that.

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If you continue to rely on the old principles, you probably are going to be falling behind on your digital transformation, your journey to change with the world um that is changing and the reason why I say that is because, if you look at the current world today, you know you probably are talking about cloud migrations going to cloud hybrid cloud, so on and so forth. Right you go to any customer. They talk about ai machine learning. I mean these are some newer capabilities that they want to explore and build on right.

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They talk about containers. I want to be able to move fast. You know containers is the way to go and and hence open shift that we are looking at and obviously agile and devops ability to do these things faster in an iterative way. These are kind of four, I would say key mantras for modern application, development right and when we are talking about yoga, we have baked all these in the platform for you and um you know just to quickly share a perspective.

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Why we see a lot of value when you, if you take openshift and go to a customer, and you want to demonstrate that openshift platform um along instead of carrying a you, know, html code in a hello world. You now have an ability to show a working application within 10-15 minutes and we will go through that demo shortly.

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But I want to highlight that the power of automating, the infrastructure world and creating an acceleration in the business application development can give you a very different edge altogether as a business.

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So you know typical business application, development and release life cycle. If you will you start with the requirement design, you know you create the dev environment, you deploy and start making. You know coding so on and so forth. Then you move that thing into your test environment. Obviously you create the test environment in the beginning and continue this whole cycle right this. If I look at this cycle closely, there are infrastructure activities and there are business application development activities.

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Now, infrastructure activities are almost around 10 20 of the time right, but business application development takes good amount of chunk. Even I will give open shift to the customer and they are trying to create the business applications and code. The business application is still, you know, partially unleashing the infrastructure, automation um capabilities, but when we are able to accelerate both the worlds, we get a super acceleration in what we are doing from business standpoint and that's what we are going to see today.

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Now all the red piece you can think about activities in open shift, create the environment, make the environment available to to the end user, so on and so forth, and all the um you know, all the application development activities are packaged in joget. So now, when I look at the overall picture, putting red hat openshift and yoga together, I am accelerating both the worlds.

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At the same time and with joget, we have a certified container and a you know, joget operator, for you, which further enables you to quickly create the environment and make it available, for you know, even a non-coder to create applications and that's what what this journey is all about.

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I think it is more important to see some of these things in action than you know. Talk about it because it's very difficult to consume. How is infrastructure and business application uh development acceleration? How does that you know marry together and create a environment that makes you go faster, so we will do that. I have hugo um online, you go if you want to take it over and share your screen and let's walk through um a quick demo and before you do that.

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I just want to quickly summarize what we will be doing in the demo.

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We will start with a completely new project in openshift, we'll create a database that the that yoga environment will use. We instead will will go, get the joget image from catalog, deploy it um and then you know build an application. Will, I think, will pro it will probably take 10-15 minutes to see how we go through this and we'll come back to the conversation. Again, you go if you wanna, um you know, share your screen.

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Right so hugo, let's um use the icon for sharing the screen and then maybe um unmute yourself. I can hear you now yup hi.

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Hi there, okay, let me try to share my screen perfect.

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We can see your screen if you want to share your your face. That's wonderful, too,.

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um Yeah, uh uh rather not for now.

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Okay uh ravish, um so this is what um so, currently I'm logged in as the admin here.

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So what will happen now is that, um as you can see, I have added uh joey dx operator and make it available throughout the name namespace here and now, I'm gonna switch to the developer row right and I'm gonna create a new project right. Let me just call it as demo, so as what uh ravis just described here right now, um this is a brand new project here and in the topologies it is currently blank.

C

So what will happen next is that we are going to deploy a database set to deploy a database, and so joget would support.

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Some of the more popular rdbms out there be the mysqls or derivative of mariadb oracle, ms sequels as well. So I'm going to just go ahead and use mariadb.

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So instantiates right, so I'm gonna just keep it as it is called as mara db. So this is the one that we are gonna make use of to connect it with. This is the hostname right. So then I just uh keep things simple. Let me call the connections username, which you'll get you'll, get right, just keep it info and yoga, so the database name you're going to just say to jwdb and voila: that's it.

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Right so, as you can see in our topology here we have created the tv right and you can see that it's starting up, so what we are going to do next right under this project, we're gonna, add um from the catalog right or from operator back so click on it and we are going to add uh joget into the project as well.

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So it leads us another click away.

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Example you'll get and let's just call this demo and create.

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All right so you're gonna take some about three minutes or so for joget to be fully up.

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So let me try to walk everyone through on. What's uh going on here, um so you'll be exposing the port 8080 right as the red interface here, and you will also be creating a route here which we are going to go into it and if we uh and and for now you'll be just creating uh one port right, and so we can use it for scaling later on and it is using um jboss, eap, 7.2, if not mistaken.

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So right now it is still starting up right created a minute ago.

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So if you want to, we can just make use of the connector here, and it says that okay um yoga is going to make use of the db here right, just a visual representations here.

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So we can also point into the port and look at the tail. The system lock right.

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And you're gonna just take a bit while more.

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So you go what is happening right now is uh you know you have deployed yoga already and it's. The joget server is coming up.

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Yep yep, so um so we are tailing the log for the only port that we have for this deployment here.

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Let's see what kind of information that we can get, so this is the descriptor for the operator.

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It might be so it says that the health problem here says that it is not ready. Yet all.

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Right so let's go back to the topology here and have a look right: let's try a lot to see is whether he's up or not, no, it's not all right still still starting up.

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So it usually takes a couple minutes or three four minutes to fully instantiate um joget instance. Once it's up and running, then we are going to get into the application development environment to to uh to build the application. Yep.

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So um there's still a lot of um texts to churning out so.

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We have the liveness probe here that will run from time to time and it is not out yet.

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Well, while we're waiting, there is one question: that's come in um because live demos are live. Demos um waleed is um asking that he sees many different additions and options to deploy, joget and he's interested in it and he's curious if there's an open source community edition, that's easy to deploy on um okd or other kubernetes yeah.

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There is, there is open source edition as well um diane, so being an open source. I mean there is a community edition and there is enterprise edition. What hugo is demonstrating is the enterprise edition, um but there is open source edition available that can be deployed and you get can can be deployed, openshift or dockers, or you know on-prem any way you want. It.

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Awesome, I kind of figured that.

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All right, well, the beauty of live demos. Hugo is is that something is always interesting and it, and it takes time.

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Let's take a little while more.

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It's always going to take a little longer in demos than when you try it yourself.

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um And it also in in the chat someone's asking, um uh maybe while you're waiting. If you could go over to joeget.org and um show us where, where one would download that open source.

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Absolutely I can do that. Give me one second, let me share my screen for a moment.

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Or hugo could just pop over there in a new tab too.

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We're getting really good at live demos in this new virtual world um and filling the gap been up.

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So um so, if you go to joget.org you can you can see and if you want to download a community edition.

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Yeah so just hit on the orange button here. The big orange button here go here. Rubbish.

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Go ahead and click on the download on-prem self-worship that the button yep scroll down. Oh you hit download, hit, download, okay, hit download. Please, and you can see the community edition, the professional edition, the enterprise edition and you can download, for um you, know your linux environment as well as your windows, environment, perfect,.

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All right, it's a lot now, if you want to pop back in and see if your demos completed you go.

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Yup, let's see, let's.

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Nope, it is not up yet for some reason.

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Where were you running this? Are you running it on aws or your own cluster.

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We hosted it at aws so, for some reason is not working. So that's what you say this live demo, so I have a contingency here.

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Me to bring it up this board. I just tested um a few hours earlier, so I did exactly the same things guys so yeah murphy's law that goes wrong. Can it go strong all right.

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All right, um for some reason it is not up yet so what happened here is that uh this is the one on the other project that I have already initialized with it, and this is the app center for joget.

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So not very sure here. Let me just try to look at the logs right.

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um By right, it is really.

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Or we can go to the previous instance. That's okay, interest of time.

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Yeah yeah yeah. So let me just in the interest of time yeah I understand. Let me just create another one very quickly and see if we can uh cover this back uh after this or not, then we'll just jump on to the other one.

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Okay, sorry for the confusion here, great right. So let me just repeat this with another project: let me call it thursday and add.

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From catalog you'll get great and.

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Today, right, okay, let me just keep it example for now.

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Right, so let me jump back here and jump a step ahead, and this is what how it looks like when it has been instantiated.

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So let me just login as admin.

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And let me just go one step more, all right, just in case right, so uh ravish. Why don't uh I create a add and show today, okay,.

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So, um just to quickly summarize, what um we will do is we'll just you know, once the environment is up and running, you click on the url. It will take you to this interface. You can log in as admin and you can start creating applications for business and what you go. If you can um do us a favor create a small application.

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You know attach a process to it and show us um show it all working. If you can so just a simple, you know, I would say, request and review process.

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Right, nothing goes well today. Let me just refresh this guy and just click any of the app if it's still working.

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I think there's something wrong with the clusters: we can go to the cloud instance and show the same.

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Yeah, probably it has to do with the the other projects that we are still instantiating.

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So let me just go here.

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Design a new app.

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Okay right, so this is the blank canvas, so we just created a blank uh container here, then uh we will create a new form like a review request form. So let me just call it as review request.

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If you request.

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A little bit of housekeeping here and there you go so this is the form builder.

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Let me make the sections meaningful here.

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And add a couple of fields, all right say: it's name.

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Right and then tax area reasons to apply publicly reason: okay and maybe date required.

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And right, perhaps uh if you are dealing with users and users from various time zones, we want to store in utc and to have it shown in your local time zone when the end users open them up there, you go and that's it. So, let's keep this form design simple for now anything that um you think we should be adding rubbish.

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No, I think this is good. um Why don't we put this in front of a process um in a small business process.

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Sure, right so on the top right here we have the app generator features and um uh approval is something that we would use uh often. uh Thus we have it created as a template and you can think of it as a boilerplate templating mechanism. It is extensible as well. So let me just go ahead and click on generate here.

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Let's just use its default settings, so we are going to use the form as the baseline here and, as you can see, we have just generated ciud and the process and we can now uh launch it on the.

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Runtime end user right, so let me just opens up the forms and ui here right so that we have a different perspective on what has been created. So we started with this uh uh a form right where we created the uh started: the app from scratch right so by using the edge render we have created the list, the user view, the end user interface and also the process as well right in this app.

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So this is the process that has been created uh based on the template earlier, so we can uh obviously uh customize it and refine it to our needs. If we need to right- and there are lots of various configurations available.

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So let me just jump back in and go to runtime right, so we can either launch it from here from the um administrators um panel, or we can also go back to the app center here in which uh the end user will be accessing through there right. So they will be seeing array applications here and being able to click and get to the screens that we have just generated here so very quickly.

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Let me just start a approval process so on the menu here all right, so I will be able to start a process here, for example, right.

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There you go and submit so so, under my submitted request, I can click on view and try to look into the process flow and be able to tell where am I in the process flow so right now it is defaulted to myself. The approval activities is being assigned to me as well. So if I go to approval, I would be able to see different um set of array buttons for me to add on as the approval right. So you may also have noticed that we have a rather not so meaningful columns here.

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So, as I'm still currently login as admin, I can turn on the quick, edit mode and being able to inspect and manage any of these content on on the screen there. So let me just click on list here which will then bring us uh to the data list builder. I will be able to manage the columns here right and also, if I want to, I can also add filters. Just you know, drag and drop fashions type status.

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And preview once satisfied, I can just go ahead and save it and that's it right. So, the next time the end user refreshes these screens, I will be able to one, would be able to see the changes made.

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Anything else, so um you just want to take a pause here and um I think uh from demo perspective, um what we wanted to share was quickly creating the environment and- and you know seeing the app in action. Do you want to go back to your? um You know, instance to see if it is working? If not, then we'll move on with the presentation.

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Sure, right yeah, so I've created another project here and another db here right. So let me just see if we can get back there or not today, today is not the day yeah.

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It worked for the last two times yeah. Somehow it is not.

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I think there's some some problem with the cluster um yeah anyways. uh We will continue to move on. So let me just share my screen.

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Yep yep please take over. um I know how to stop sharing.

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Alright, I'm sharing my screen so diane. Are you able to see my screen now.

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Absolutely I can see it again.

A

So, just to quickly summarize, we started with the new openshift project. um You set up the database, you deploy joget from the openshift operator from the catalog itself, and uh I think this is where we got stuck uh initializing. uh Joking on the deployment after deployment, uh you can bring up the joget environment and just do exactly what hugo did um you know just now, so you saw within like minutes a simple app was created and it is capable of creating. You know any kind of complex applications as well, and this is where you know.

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If I am going to go, do a demo related to openshift. I can show something meaningful to the business, also within a very short time frame, starting from no infrastructure to building and- and you know, showcasing uh working business application with some process. Automation in there.

B

Can I ask a quick a quick question um once you've got the application deployed, can you push it directly into the marketplace based on the approvals that you guys are are building in?

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How does it purpose for the for the end for the end user of the newly built application.

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The end user, who is building the application, is go more for business use. um Then, right, I am a customer of let's say red hat open shift, and I want to build an application to manage my. You know: employees across the globe with the request management system. Let's say for example right so I can. I can you know instantiate joget create my application and roll it to my employees.

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Perfect, so um you know just if you go to uh reddit um ecosystem and and look for the catalog images or container images, you will find you get your dx there. Also uh very recently we have launched it in uh jojo. Dx is now available through reddit marketplace as well. You can directly go and purchase there, um and your best part is the customer can do a free trial also, and if you are trying to do a demo, you can try these free trials and you know build something really meaningful.

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That customer can relate to you know quickly, rather than just looking at the infrastructure view coming back to the product. um You know what we saw was you know, kind of just the surface, we're just scratching the surface. There, a lot of integration capabilities are there. In fact, there is a api builder as well.

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uh Maybe if we have a few minutes towards the end, we'll show you some some some additional capabilities that will give you a really good idea, um and you may want to get your you know, api builder and the apm monitoring ready as well. So anything you are building with joget the form that you saw the data list, that you saw the process that hugo created all that is accessible through apis and you can create these apis by drag and drop. We'll demonstrate that in a minute, um everything is available as a json rest.

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Apis integration with ldap exchange server for shooting out emails. All those things are available out of the box. um Talking about the security um our product is 45 5, star rated, you know before we release any any. um You know next version. It goes through a 40 45 scanning third-party scanning.

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Just so you guys know, fortify is one of the leader in gartner magic quadrants, and um until as we achieve five star rating, we do not release the next version, which means you have to go through the cycle of they identifying the issues closing every single issue, even if it is a false reporting. We just have to demonstrate all these issues are closed. Then only you get a five star rating and that's what we are striving for. uh Your 45 five star rating means festival, compliance, pci compliance.

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You know dsa compliance so on and so forth.

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um As far as again, as I mentioned earlier, um being future ready, we have a hyperledger fabric um plugin, you can easily integrate with fabric network, read and write from the network by using our hyperledger fabric plugin. In fact, there is a really good blog and I will send this presentation out as well. If you just google, it open shift, and you know blockchain and joget, you will find a blog on openshift website that talks about how you can create blockchain application with by by not writing any code.

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um If you will now, you have to be a little knowledgeable on the on the hyperledger fabric side to understand to set up the network, but once you set up the network, you can easily create the the application around it ai. um This is another one. There is another blog on the openshift website.

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You can easily embed. You know tensorflow in your jogate applications. So if you have a decision to make, you know based on ai, let's say, for example, a simple example is image matching. If you want to embed that as a ai functionality within your application, uh jojet application, you can easily do that using the tensorflow plugin and again, you will hear these words multiple times plugins, because everything in joget is built on plug-in architecture and you can.

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You can easily create new functionality just like what we are doing on joget platform, um and there is a there is a again. There is a blog on the joget on the openshift website as well apm. This is another key feature. uh There are a number of apm tools available in openshift catalog, also like directories, so on and so forth. But what we have done is any application you are creating using yogurt within yogurt. There is a small apm dashboard that you you can.

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You know, manage your application performance with, so instead of instrumenting it with 50 other things we have embedded. You know basic apm features in um in joget platform itself,.

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Now the question comes, you know from low code perspective, what is the industry perspective on on low code platforms? uh This is a paper published by gartner and gartner talks about six major. You know pieces of functionality that you have to have in all in one local platform. First, one is the api management. um Second integration. Obviously database process management. You should be able to create design and build different processes, ai and ml capability there they are looking at that as table sticks and even processing.

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You know, um and if you look at joget as a platform, all six capabilities have been addressed within our platform. There is a api builder. Hopefully we have some a few more minutes and we'll be able to showcase that um there you can integrate with any of the uh external.

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um You know, applications, databases uh so on and so forth, because of the api architecture that we have, you don't have to write code to create the apis to fetch the data from your gate or inject the data into joget. Those apis are out of the box and configurable.

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um You know integration with the event processing like kafka. There is a plug-in to do that and um obviously ml. I mentioned about the tensorflow plug-in and process builder, which is you know, creating business processes and automating business processes.

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Problem we are solving, you know, first and foremost is speed to market, um and you have been messaging looks like the openshift instance is working fine now, so we will get to that shortly. Yeah yeah!

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On an average, we save around 50 to 70 percent of the time and the cost for what you're building as a business application um studies from you know, the advisory uh companies have showed 60 to 70 percent of the cost. Saving. These are not our numbers. If you will um obviously supports the cloud strategies and with openshift, it supports the hybrid cloud strategy. Now you know yoga runs on openshift.

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And you can you can enable your cloud strategy and when you have old application you might have mainframe applications. You want to just replicate that application without spending too much time in re-engineering, create the screens, create that logic and- and you know, roll it out. You can do that very quickly.

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um Again, it is flexible, you can run it on any platform, any os, any database that you are talking about. I should say all the major ones.

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um I I did highlight the key. I want to highlight the key differentiating features. One is the apm. I talked about the devops capability. You can integrate with your ci cd pipeline also, so you, if you have created application in joget, you can use your regular jenkins and processes to to extract the application from an environment and put it in other. You know things like that, or through your git repository.

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um Anything you create in yogurt is is becomes a pwa application, which is the progressive web app. This is a new focus area that you know. Companies are looking at um instead of installing apps on your mobile, you can have a you know, icon, saved and, and I'm sure, if you use chrome and all you will see some of those notifications that comes on your screen, yogurt is enabled for that as well. Any app you create in joget is a pwa app. You can get those push. Notifications on your desktop also.

A

And again, I'm not going to stress and do it fast do it do more with less lower total cost of ownership, that's something that are our key pillars. If you will um just want to take us back to um what is happening in the current industry right, um we all know about the pandemic going on around the world right. There is a accelerated need for digitization now, and you know I was I was reading somewhere.

A

There was a questionnaire that said what accelerated your digital transformation or is it your ceo, your cto or covid19, and I am sure, a lot of organizations and the answer is, is third, because everyone is working remote, everyone is trying to get the things done and all of a sudden the organizations are finding their processes are either broken.

A

There was a recent study with forester. Also that said, 70 percent of the organization still have broken processes right now, even though they think they have automated a bunch they're. Still, it's not complete yet so you know tremendous pressure on on on all the it leaders to digitize fast and the new normal is as simple as anything that can be. Digitized will be digitized and guess what, if you are not able to cope up with this change?

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If you do not change your, you know practices as it happens today you are going to be left behind as an organization as simple as that, and that is what we are trying to do in order to digitize. This is where openshift and joget is coming into picture to accelerate your your digitization as well, um just to facilitate um you know again from kovite 19 perspective.

A

This is a very good piece of conversation for any of the openshift customers. You know instantiate joget and you can import these free applications in a visitor management. Application contact, tracing application, internal service request application. There is an employee temperature tracking application. You can generate a qr code for an employee and put that on their. You know id card, and you know coming in and going out. You can scan them um again. Those things are out of the box. um You know features from joget standpoint.

A

Again. There was a another recent study from forrester that was released on may 7th 2020 talks about low code, apps, automate, employee monitoring and reporting tasks. um It is being heavily used right now. um If you look at and the fun part was we released the app and we saw within a couple of days. There were like number of downloads that happened um you know across for us.

A

These are some resources. uh If you will from uh over openshift and joget standpoint, um these are all either the blogs or articles that we have published um either on the openshift website or on on our own blogs or industry blogs. You can, you can, you know, go through them and see how you can like how to automatically scale low code applications with you know jboss and yogurt on openshift.

A

um You know, another good thing is joe get being a container enabled you can auto scale your application, so you can really go large with uh with your environment.

A

I'll just take a pause um diane. Do we have some more time or should we go to the questions? If there are any.

B

So what I would would love you to do is to flip back over to hugo and have him show us the api functionality. That would be great and um we'll move from there and then um can you.

C

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I can indeed thank you.

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All right so yep good news, uh so we have gone from monday all the way to friday, it's a good friday, so yeah it is up now. So let me just click on the link here and yeah. Then you bring us to the initialization screen here, so the uh mariadb uh host name earlier is called mariadb.

C

So I just need to punch in the host mariadb without this port name, user and password and save right so with this uh joget will then talk to the db guy and says that hey, please initialize with all the necessary structure, database structures and and bring up the app center when you're ready. So this will take a minute or so, uh while still waiting here right.

C

Let me just uh go back to continue with this here and to show the api builders that ravish talked about earlier, and if we go to add-on builders add-on builders by the virtue of their names, it actually means that it is also extensible. So one would be able to build custom builders in order to extend the functionalities of the platforms. So I've created a sample api here right.

C

So let me just bring it up so remember that we have created the forms earlier right, so we'll be able to just again in a matter of drag, drops being able to expose endpoints for integration purpose. So as we toggle all these check check, uh check boxes here, right, we'll be able to generate the oas three documents and uh pass it to the developers for integrations purpose so very quickly. Right. Let me just do a list get and hit on the tryout button here right, so I'm gonna just remove all these right.

C

These are the filters, so I'm gonna just keep it empty and execute, and you will be able um to return the data that we have submitted earlier. So we have just submitted one row so far right, so that would be the api builders and also um coming back here. We also have the report builders.

C

We bring it up very quickly and again in a drag and drop manner. We would be able to say design a report here right, let's say: 60 px, for example, and there you go right, so we can then expose this um and make it available to the end user to consume right. So, let's get back here, and um so let me just click on the icon here and you will then bring us to the app center. So this is the missing part that.

C

We have managed to cover right so once the db is initialized, uh you will then bring us to the app center.

C

Cool all right.

A

So I think, once you get the app center, then it's in your control to build the applications.

C

Yeah all right, so if you have a little bit of time right so as we uh feed around with all these controls earlier right, there's actually another tab here. That's called performance.

C

So you actually give us all the metrics of all the clicks that we have been.

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