Integration in a microservices architecture on OpenShift with Red Hat JBoss Fuse (45 minutes session) | Breakout session
Microservice architectures can provide a path to more maintainable, higher quality, and more quickly delivered00a0software. Microservice architectures are00a0by their nature an integration problem, where you have many decoupled services that need to work together. Red Hat JBoss Fuse, based on the popular Apache Camel integration library, was developed to ease integration of disparate computing systems by implementing well-tested enterprise integration patterns (EIPs) and supplying a developer-friendly interface with which to write the integration code.In this session, you'll00a0learn how JBoss Fuse integration services can smoothly transition you from traditional integration to modern containerized and microservice practices. We'll explore how JBoss Fuse is used to integrate microservices. We'll also look at how common microservice patterns can be implemented using Fuse EIPs, such as lightweight API gateways, circuit breaking, call chaining, service aggregation, and messaging. Don't re-invent the wheel when it comes to integration.
Hiram Chirino
FL Red Hat
Hiram Chirino is one of the founders of the Apache ActiveMQ, Camel and ServiceMix projects. He's also created a number of of other supporting Open Source projects. He is an Apache Software Foundation member is the Fuse Platform Architect at Red Hat. He has been developing Open Source based messaging and integration products for the last 14 years.
James Falkner
JBoss Technology Evangelist Red Hat
Room 104C
Thursday, 4th May, 11:30 - 12:15