I will be doing a webinar this Thursday, it'll be very late for me, 11:00 pm at night, if I am still sane and not sleepy, hopefully you will like it. :)

The perfect match: Business processes and microservices

Business processes are common in many enterprises. They often span functional boundaries and are essential for efficient business operations and competitive solutions. However, the number of applications is increasing, both on-premise and cloud-based ones. And technical environments are becoming more complex.

At the same time, customers are demanding and expecting faster and more innovative services.

In normal integration project we built SOA architecture, or more recently microservice seems to be the hottest buzz word around, but no matter that how big or small the service is, it's still a service. In integration our primary job is to become the moderator between systems, allow systems to talk, communicate smoothly, by that, we have lots of protocols to work with, MQTT, AMQP for messaging, Restful JSON or SOAP XML for web service, Files, FTPS etc...

JBoss EAP has a built-in Messaging solution, HornetQ. Sometimes we need A-MQ for more protocol support, reliable messaging and HA capability. By connecting through the resource adaptor in EAP, we will be able to connect EAP to A-MQ.

First install the A-MQ library into EAP.

The Red Hat Tech Exchange take place every year in Asia Pacific, this year is in Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh city. This year's theme is Train (gain and apply knowledge and skills), Share (best practices and experiences) and Enable (your personal and customer success).  I sure had a great time there.

In the event I have share 2 sessions, the first one I did with Thomas Qvarnström, it about handling large data and how JBoss Data Grid can help. You can find the slides in my previous post.

Few days ago I posted the slides of what suppose to my vJBug presentation, for the talk, I have planned to showcase the tooling by showing what a developer would normally do when they would develop application with JBoss Developer Studio.  Here are the things I go over,

How to debug Camel application using the tooling provides. Data mapping between POJO and XML, JSON with Dozer with drag and drops only.  Deploy and package an OSGi ready Applications.
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