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Open Source Project Flogo – Overview, Architecture and Live Demo

ByKai Waehner
3. November 2016

Introduction to the Open Source IoT Integration Project Flogo to build very lightweight edge applications and microservices for cloud native containers / cloud platforms / serverless architectures.

ByKai Waehner
23. September 2016

JavaOne 2016 Trends: Besides focus on Java platform updates (Java 9, Java EE 8, etc.), I saw three hot topics, which are highly related to each other: Microservices, Docker and Cloud. I also talked about this topic from a middleware perspective. See my slides and lessons learned.

ByKai Waehner
5. August 2016

This article shows the different components available for a Hybrid Integration Architecture. The goal is not to discuss different vendor offerings but to explain different concepts and benefits of each component in general and how they relate to each other. Including concepts such as Hybrid Integration Platform (HIP), Cloud-Native Middleware, PaaS, Docker, iPaaS, iSaaS, API Management, and others.

ByKai Waehner
2. June 2016

This article discusses how relevant microservices, containers and a cloud-native architecture is for middleware. It is unbelievable how fast enterprises of all sizes are moving forward with these topics!

ByKai Waehner
22. April 2016

This article discusses my talk at JPoint in Moscow about: “Microservices, Containers, Docker and a Cloud-Native Architecture in the Middleware World”.

ByKai Waehner
24. November 2014

Use Cases and Success Stories for In-Memory Data Grids, e.g. TIBCO ActiveSpaces, Oracle Coherence, Infinispan, IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale, Hazelcast, Gigaspaces, GridGain, Pivotal Gemfire (Presentation by Kai Wähner at NoSQL Matters 2014 in Barcelona) – NOT SAP HANA 🙂

ByKai Waehner
17. July 2014

This slide deck revisits Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) and gives an overview about the status quo. Fortunately, EIPs offer more possibilities than just be used for modelling integration problems in a standardized way. Several frameworks and tools already implement these patterns. The developer does not have to implement EIPs on his own. Therefore, the end of the slide deck shows different frameworks and tools available, which can be used for modelling and implementing complex integration scenarios by using the EIPs.

Java / JEE

ByKai Waehner
26. November 2013

Java EE 7 Developer Handbook is a book for experienced Java developers, published by PACKT. Author is Peter…

ByKai Waehner
24. October 2013

JBoss OneDayTalk is a great annual event around open source development. I have done a talk about “NoSQL Integration with Apache Camel”. This blog post shows you the updated slide deck of this talk.

ByKai Waehner
8. October 2013

“Apache Camel Messaging System” is a new book (see http://www.packtpub.com/apache-camel-messaging-system/book) published on September, 25th, 2013 by PACKT PUBLISHING (ISBN: 9781782165347). Author is Evgeniy Sharapov. As it’s subtitle says, the book describes how to “tackle integration problems and learn practical ways to make data flow between your application and other systems using Apache Camel”. Apache Camel is the best integration framework “on the market”. It has very good domain specific languages, many connectors, different companies behind it, and an awesome worldwide open source community. So, seeing a new book about Apache Camel is always good news!

Technology Evangelist

Kai Waehner

Java

Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) Revisited in 2014

Book Review: “Java EE 7 Developer Handbook” by PACKT / Pilgrim

JBoss OneDayTalk 2013: “NoSQL Integration with Apache Camel – MongoDB, CouchDB, Neo4j, Cassandra, HBase, Hazelcast, Riak, etc.”

Yet another new Camel book: “Apache Camel Messaging Systems” (Danger of Confusion) – PACKT PUBLISHING

Global Field CTO

Apache Kafka vs. Middleware (MQ, ETL, ESB) – Slides + Video

Deep Learning Example: Apache Kafka + Python + Keras + TensorFlow + Deeplearning4j