Name: The path to Kubernetes and cloud-native APIs
Start: 2022-08-15T05:59:00Z
End: 2022-08-15T05:59:52.000Z
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Founded in 2005, WSO2 enables thousands of enterprises, including hundreds of the world’s largest corporations, top universities, and governments, to drive their digital transformation journeys—executing more than 18 trillion transactions and managing more than 500 million identities annually. 
Using WSO2 for API management, integration, and customer identity and access management (CIAM), these organisations are harnessing the full power of their APIs to securely deliver their digital services and applications. Our open-source, API-first approach to software that runs on-premises and in the cloud helps developers and architects to be more productive and rapidly compose digital products to meet demand while remaining free from vendor lock-in. WSO2 has over 900 employees worldwide with offices in Australia, Brazil, Germany, India, Sri Lanka, the UAE, the UK, and the US. 

Visit https://wso2.com to learn more. Follow WSO2 on LinkedIn and Twitter.

In today’s experience economy, unique digital experiences have become a competitive advantage. But delivering these experiences is not easy, and organizations are struggling to convert strategies into value. Too often, technology leaders have had to focus on building platforms to hide complexity and increase productivity, investing significant time, money, and unique skill sets on infrastructure instead of digital innovation.
 
As a strategist or a craftsman in a digital transformation journey, you might be thinking:
* Why is having a digital platform a critical success factor?
* What are the characteristics of a digital platform in the modern experience economy, and cloud native architecture? 
* How does a digital platform fuel and expedite an organization's digital strategy and the effectiveness of the digital strategists? 

In this session at Cloud Architecture Summit: Integration Developer News, Asanka Abeysinghe, Chief Technology Evangelist, WSO2 will answer these questions by sharing real stories from the industry and reference implementations that use a market-leading digital platform as a service.

Delivering Digital Experiences: Why the Right Platform is Key

In the past few years businesses have had to accelerate their digital transformation initiatives in order to meet the evolving needs of their customers. A strong customer-centric IAM strategy has become a focal point for businesses to gain competitive advantage, and in doing so it has provided a strong foundation to deliver simple, seamless and secure digital experiences for end users.

DURING THE WEBINAR, WE WILL COVER:
- Common challenges that customers have faced and why IAM helps resolve those issues
- Case studies that showcase WSO2’s unique approach
- Outcomes of a recent Forrester TEI Report on our Identity Server
- Guidance on considerations before embarking on an IAM project

RECOMMENDED FOR:
- CXOs
- Solution Architects
- Senior Managers

How to tackle CIAM without sacrificing security for convenience

As enterprises compete by innovating new digital experiences, there’s more demand than ever to accelerate the delivery of the APIs and services powering these experiences. To realize business outcomes faster, enterprises have had to take a platform approach, which lays the foundation for new value sources that emerge from digital experience engineering.

Vice President - Solutions Architecture and Head of Healthcare Practice at WSO2, Mifan Careem, spoke about best practices organizations have used to implement their own digital platforms, including how to move from siloed integration, the importance of supporting the many different teams, and using tools from low-code to pro-code.

Moving from APIs and Integrations to Cloud Native Composite Services

The Total Economic Impact™, a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of WSO2, examines the potential return on investment (ROI) and overall financial impact enterprises may realize by deploying WSO2’s Identity Server for CIAM.

The Total Economic Impact™ of WSO2 Identity Server for CIAM

CIAM solutions must be strategically architected to cost-effectively address key business requirements and easily expand to address future growth while effectively attracting and retaining consumer audiences.

This informative presentation gives you actionable guidance on the best CIAM approaches when designing and implementing a foundational CIAM solution that consistently achieves business goals for consumer engagements.

This webinar covers:

-Achieving security assurance without inhibiting consumer experiences
-Adopting solutions that are the right size for your business today but will easily scale to grow with your business tomorrow
-Choosing a CIAM deployment model (i.e., on-premises, cloud, or hybrid) that best meets your organizational requirements
-Customizing CIAM implementations without introducing unmanageable complexities
-Orchestrating consumer-facing services that will increase online traffic, registrations, customer retentions, sales conversion rates, and overall customer satisfaction

Responsible CIAM:Architect High Security and Flexibility in Consumer Engagements

To better understand the benefits, costs, and risks associated with an investment in WSO2 API Manager, WSO2 commissioned Forrester Consulting™ to interview five customers — whose revenues ranged between $500 million and $29 billion.

The analysis concluded that a composite organization experienced benefits of $6.63 million over three years versus costs of $1.27 million, adding up to a net present value (NPV) of $5.36 million and an ROI of 422%.

Join WSO2 and guest speakers, Forrester’s own Richard Cavallaro and David Mooter as they discuss the TEI study and current trends and best practices in API management.

DURING THE WEBINAR, WE WILL COVER:
- The findings of the Forrester TEI study
- The key technology trends in API management today
- Some of the best practices you should be considering to help you succeed in your own digital transformations

RECOMMENDED FOR:
- VP’s, CXO’s and Senior Managers
- API Product Managers

TEI Webinar Featuring Forrester: Accelerating APIs and Digital Transformations

Cloud native infrastructure provides the best customer experience for your digital transformation products. Resilient, scalable, always on, and of course agile updates are what everyone expects from a competitive digital product. After making the transition from monolith to microservices, creating autonomous "two-pizza" teams, governing bounded contexts, etc., focusing on the right approach to deploying those apps is required to ensure the results you want. We explore the cloud native characteristics that must be taken into account to achieve these results.

Cloud Native Deployment : The Best Experience for Your Digital Apps

Register for our webinar with WSO2 to view on-demand, as industry experts discuss how does the highly regulated nature of the banking industry impact its ability to move to the cloud and what strategies could banks adopt in response?

Financial institutions of all sizes across the globe recognise the need to transition to cloud-based services. This stems not only from the need to compete with agile neobanks, which reap the benefits of being cloud-native from their inception, but the need to build, launch and scale banking services at speeds that meet the high expectations of digital customers. A significant proportion of banks are also operating on very tight margins, and cloud IT systems offer a compelling resolution for board-mandated cost reduction currently impacting infrastructure and IT personnel budgets.

Appetite for cloud migration in financial services is abundant, but has cloud migration become a more fundamental pillar of banks’ overarching digital journeys?
 What are the differences in approach to cloud migration taken by banks of different sizes? ?
What strategies could banks further behind in their cloud journey use to catch up and leapfrog the competition?
How have cloud migration trends shifted as a result of the pandemic? Has Covid-19 shown that certain services should be prioritised (or de-prioritised) within cloud migration strategy?
How does the highly regulated nature of the banking industry impact its ability to move to the cloud and what strategies could banks adopt in response?

From culture to business to innovation: leveraging cloud to reprogram banks

Gain better insight into the Total Economic Impact of Implementing a customer identity and access management (CIAM) solution:-
1- Improve ROI for your CIAM deployment
2- Attain total benefits of up to $4.5million over the next 3 years
3- Reduced developer efforts by up to 60%
4- Accelerate time to market

Drive up to 332% ROI on your CIAM Implementation with WSO2 Identity Server

Consumers are increasingly embracing digital channels as the primary means of interacting with brands, and as a result, they expect deeper online interactions to be offered simply and unobtrusively. Digital technologies are revolutionising customer interactions, with new rules and possibilities that were unimaginable only a few years back.  
CIAM is a foundational layer in crafting quality digital customer experiences. Organisations need to incorporate these five pillars when building a comprehensive CIAM solution that delivers on hyper-connected customer expectations and a highly effective and stable system.
In this webinar, we will cover:-
1) CIAM integrates multiple components into a larger ecosystem to build a smooth digital experience for customers
2) The five pillars of CIAM act as the foundation to craft digital customer experiences
3) Underlying technology required to support the key features of a CIAM solution

The Five Pillars of Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM)

Enterprise software systems play a key role in digital transformation, which creates value for businesses as well as customers. With the popularity of containers and cloud computing, enterprise technology is now going through a phase of disruptive innovation.  These shifts made existing integration solutions like ESBs redundant and paved the way for more robust and flexible integration platforms.
In this webinar, learn about the key aspects to consider when selecting an integration platform for your business :-
1) Fundamental requirements of an integration platform
2) Solution architecture for integration platform
3) How modern IT requirements align with an integration platform
4) Major non-functional requirements that will increase the ROI of an integration platform

How to Choose an Integration Platform Vendor for your Business

Join WSO2 and Forrester to better understand the benefits, costs, and risks associated with an investment in WSO2 API Manager.  Learn about :-
1) The findings of the Forrester TEI study
2) The key technology trends in API management 
3) Best practices should be considered to success in your own digital transformations

Accelerating APIs and Digital Transformation with WSO2 & Forrester

Kubernetes has become the de facto standard for hosting cloud-native APIs. When done right on Kubernetes, you can achieve application resiliency, elastic scalability, easier upgrades and maintenance, and complete automation. But, as you move to Kubernetes, you can’t just use the same architecture you used for VMs or other container-based approaches. How you develop, deploy, and manage your APIs, and your API management architecture, all change. You also need to accept the new reality that APIs and API management are distributed and federated. It needs to be a part of your architecture going forward.

Join two API and Kubernetes experts as they walk you through the key criteria and different architectures you need to consider as you move to Kubernetes. This session will include examples of the best practices you should be using, how companies used WSO2’s various open-source and SaaS options in each approach, and how different technologies fit together to support a truly federated API hybrid cloud architecture.

In this webinar, we will cover:

DURING THE WEBINAR, WE WILL COVER:
- Architectural considerations when shifting your APIs and API management to Kubernetes
- How to design cloud-native APIs on top of Kubernetes
- The different API management architectures to consider with Kubernetes-based data planes and control planes, and how they all fit together
- How the Choreo Connect microgateway works with Kubernetes

RECOMMENDED FOR:
- API product managers
- Software architects and engineers

The path to Kubernetes and cloud-native APIs

Kubernetes

APIs

API Management

Cloud Native

Choreo

WS02

Application Management

Digital Transformation

Application Development

Hybrid Cloud

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