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BizTalk Server 2006 Business Activity Monitoring BAM

BizTalk Server 2006 Prerequisites. IIS 6.0HTTP/HTTPS/SOAP AdaptersWindows SharePoint Services AdapterBusiness Activity Services (BAS)Human Workflow Services (HWS)Office Excel 2003Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) ? BAM workbook used to define business processes to be monitoredOffice InfoPath

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BizTalk Server 2006 Business Activity Monitoring BAM

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    1. BizTalk Server 2006 Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)

    2. BizTalk Server 2006 Prerequisites IIS 6.0 HTTP/HTTPS/SOAP Adapters Windows SharePoint Services Adapter Business Activity Services (BAS) Human Workflow Services (HWS) Office Excel 2003 Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) – BAM workbook used to define business processes to be monitored Office InfoPath 2003 BAS – used as BAS client Visual Studio 2005 All BizTalk Development

    3. BizTalk Server 2006 Prerequisites (continued) SQL Server 2005 / 2000 Main data repository – required piece of the overall architecture BAM Requirements: Analysis Services Notification Services Integration Services Reporting Services (optional) Microsoft Visio 2003 Required by Orchestration Designer for Business Analysts SharePoint Services Microsoft’s Portal solution Built in support for accessing / publishing documents stored in SharePoint Document Libraries

    4. BizTalk and BAM BAM Portal New for 2006 – out-of-the-box information portal Real-time insight into key performance indicators of the business process being monitored BAM Alerts Leverages SQL Server Notification Services (SQL 2005 only) Email, SMS notifications Enables business users to make real-time decisions BAM Web Service Exposes the query of aggregate and instance data creation of alerts retrieval of BAM configurations

    5. BizTalk BAM Workflow Business Analyst Specifies what data to collect for all business users using the BAM Activity Wizard Defines the view for each category of business user using the BAM View Wizard Saved as Excel Workbook – BAM Definition Workbook Exports the Workbook to XML (optional)

    6. BizTalk BAM Workflow System Administrator/Developer Uses BAM management utility to deploy BAM infrastructure from the Workbook or XML exported by Business Analyst Maps XML exported to an orchestration using the Tracking Profile Editor Deploys the Profile to BizTalk Management Databases

    7. BizTalk BAM Workflow Business Users Can view the data results in: Excel BAM Portal

    8. BizTalk BAM Strengths Seamless integration into a Microsoft Windows Network Identity Management through Active Directory Display and access data in Microsoft SharePoint Services Easily configurable/maintainable N-Tier environment Toolset leverages Microsoft’s Office product suite Familiarity with the products eliminates training costs No additional license requirement BAM Web Service (API) All data and features exposed Any client application can consume and integrate

    9. BizTalk BAM Drawbacks Convoluted process, error prone Requires different skill-sets for each step of the process System administrator/developer must redeploy the Excel Workbook every time changes are made Any changes to orchestration also result in redeployment Data does not refresh automatically: User must manually refresh Excel workbook User must manually refresh web page BAS Website – must reside on same server as BizTalk

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