qlikview in the enterprise

QlikView in Depth:

QlikView in the Enterprise

Martin Tombs

That’s not what I meant by

“Enterprise Architecture.”

Agenda

• Me

• The meaning

• The journey

• Manageability

• Going forward

• Q & A

After all its all about me!

• Enterprise Architect

• 15 Years architecture experience

• My Wife

• Zx81

• Star Trek

Mum is proud

Squeezed

Imagine my daily life

Yes I am that old

Dad said!

What is meant by Enterprise

• Size

• Complexity

• Manageability

• Secure

• Behaviour

• All of the above

QlikView Is an Enterprise Platform

Ente

rprise c

apabili

ties

1999 QV4 2003 QV6 2005 QV7 2007 QV8 2009 QV9 2010 QV10

QlikView Server

• 64-bit • Plug-in client

• AJAX client • QVD files • Alerts • SAP connectivity

• Collaboration • QlikView Publisher • DSC/DSP integration • SNMP monitoring

• Management APIs • Custom DSPs • Audit logging • Parallel script loading • Extensions • Centralized data

security • Metadata

• Clustering/failover • Load balancing • Management

Console • Extensions • Mobile clients

2011 QV11*

• Publisher performance improvements

• Load balancing and clustering improvements

• Single management console

• QlikView Management Services API enhancements

• Metadata enhancements • AccessPoint redesign • Document-level auditing • Granular download and

export control • Publisher QVD task

generation

*Forward looking and subject to change

The journey I am about to take you through….

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Single User

Departmental

Enterprise

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D E P L O Y M E N T T Y P E

As simple as it gets for a single user

• http://download.qlikview.com

Data warehouses

ODBC OLE DB Files Plug-in Custom QV Real-Time WWW

You build your first application

Presentation

tier

QlikView WebServer

QlikView Server

QlikView Publisher

Application

tier

Data tier

Architecture

Front End

Back End

Consume

&

Collaborate

“She canna take much more captain”

QlikView Server

5 GB RAM

2 CPU’s

5 GB RAM

2 CPU’s

QlikView Server

5 GB RAM

2 CPU’s

5 GB RAM

2 CPU’s

CLUSTERED

Load Balanced

.....

UP

OUT

Case study: Actual departmental deployment

Data warehouses

• Data Sources

– 25+ Different sources

– 12 GB Data

– 1B Rows Data

• Applications

– 23 Dashboards

– 21 Daily

– 2 Weekly

• Dev / Test

– 8 CPU

– 32 GB RAM

Case study: Actual departmental deployment

• Environment

– 600+ Users

– Inc. iPad / iPhone

– 16 CPU cores

– 64 GB RAM

Case study: Actual enterprise deployment

• Data sources

– 100+

– 62 GB Data

• Dashboards

– 52

• Publisher

– Hourly

– Nightly

• Environments

– Dev

– Test

Clustered

&

Load balanced

• Production

– 3 QV Servers

– 5000 users

Mobile

Mobile

Security

“ I have never failed

to integrate to an

authentication system

to date!”

“We can

leverage existing

security assets”

QlikView WebServer

QlikView Server

QlikView Publisher

How does it work?

Front End

Back End

User

Login

How does it work?

Security

Deployment options

Extranet Internet

Virtualisation

Manage / Govern

• Servers

• Applications

• Security

• License

• Monitor / Audit / Logging

QlikView Enables Both Agility and Governance

Ente

rprise c

apabili

ties

1999 QV4 2003 QV6 2005 QV7 2007 QV8 2009 QV9 2010 QV10

QlikView Server

• 64-bit • Plug-in client

• AJAX client • QVD files • Alerts • SAP connectivity

• Collaboration • QlikView Publisher • DSC/DSP integration • SNMP monitoring

• Management APIs • Custom DSPs • Audit logging • Parallel script loading • Extensions • Centralized data

security • Metadata

• Clustering/failover • Load balancing • Management

Console • Extensions • Mobile clients

2011 QV11

• Publisher performance improvements

• Load balancing and clustering improvements

• Single management console

• QlikView Management Services API enhancements

• Metadata enhancements • AccessPoint redesign • Document-level auditing • Granular download and

export control • Publisher QVD task

generation

QlikView Is an Enterprise Platform The

Next

Generation

Questions

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