Middleware

Embedded integration platform as a service is a cloud-based integration solution that enables software providers to embed integration capabilities directly into their applications.

With hybrid control at the core, we bring together integration patterns into a common experience via a unified control plane.

Event-driven architecture and event streaming are valuable to your business — but what are the differences, and why do they matter?

Middleware simplifies connectivity between applications, application components and data sources to accelerate the development of distributed applications.

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Event streaming is the practice of capturing real-time data from applications, databases and devices for processing, storage, analysis and analytics reporting.

A message broker enables applications, systems and services to communicate and exchange information, by translating messages in different messaging protocols.

iPaaS is a suite of self-service, cloud-based tools and solutions used to integrate data from multiple applications hosted in different IT environments.

A message queue is a component of messaging middleware that makes it easier to develop resilient connections between applications.

An enterprise service bus (ESB) is an architectural pattern whereby a centralized software component performs integrations between applications.

Application integration is the process of connecting different applications, systems and subsystems to create seamless processes and workflows and a single, unified system.

Apache Kafka is the open source streaming technology behind some of the most popular real-time, event-driven user experiences on the web.

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