WSO2Con 2013 - WSO2 Enterprise Integration Platform: ESB and More


Paul and myself will be doing a tutorial on ESB and Enterprise Integration at WSO2Con 2013. 
Our main focus will be on Enterprise Integration and how we can use WSO2 ESB to solve common integration problems.


PRE-CONFERENCE TUTORIALS

Colombo - Thursday 7th February
London - Tuesday 12th February



Business success requires seamless information and event flow across departments, customers, partners, and systems. Heterogeneous message formats, protocols, identity tokens, and high message volumes often challenge integration teams. As teams scale Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) principles of sharing, re-use, and loose coupling across integration participants and interconnect integration endpoints, an enterprise integration blueprint should include a robust and high-performance Enterprise Integration Platform.

WSO2Con 2013

The Enterprise Service Bus is a core of this platform, enabling interconnection, mediation, management and transformation. Additionally, Registry, Message Broker and Data Services components provide a solid foundation for a best-practice based and scalable integration approach.
In the WSO2 Enterprise Integration Platform tutorial, Kasun and Paul will describe a best-practice integration approach using WSO2 components, advanced patterns, and new technologies. They will explain how to link applications, services, and APIs using:



  • Cloud connectors and a cloud connector architecture
  • Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP)
  • High Performance with Pass-Thru transport
  • REST mediation and transformation
  • JSON handling
  • Asynchronous processing and Event Driven Architecture with Message Broker
  • Service monitoring
  • Legacy systems adapters into SAP/R3, PeopleSoft and others


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