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Application portability and interoperability

• An essential guide to iPaaS management and vendors

  Before committing to iPaaS, understand the landscape. This guide takes a look at how iPaaS works, the vendor considerations and the essential components of an integration strategy. Continue Reading

• Let app architecture dictate cloud integration tool selection

  Does your application rely on a homogeneous or heterogeneous stack? Will the architecture evolve? Learn the types of cloud integration and which app and dev team setups they match. Continue Reading

• When should I choose between serverless and microservices?

  Serverless and microservices work well together, but they still have their unique qualities. We review their main differences and where one might accomplish goals the other can't. Continue Reading

• Is integration platform as a service for you?

  Is iPaaS a helpful platform for your enterprise software integration needs or just an unnecessary tool that adds complexity to the environment? Continue Reading

• 3 ways to grade integration platform-as-a-service vendors

  The best iPaaS vendors offer a mix of standardization and flexibility, and they can't leave out compliance. Learn how to compare offerings based on these crucial capabilities. Continue Reading

• How Jenkins X updates this CI/CD tool for the cloud, Kubernetes

  Jenkins wasn't built for the cloud or Kubernetes, but that's not so for Jenkins X. Here's how users can keep their favorite CI/CD tool to build modern cloud apps and work with containers.Continue Reading

• Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)

  An enterprise service bus (ESB) is a middleware tool used to distribute work among connected components of an application.Continue Reading

• Want efficient CI and CD? Better start using containers

  Containers have become popular tools for DevOps teams aiming to achieve CI and CD because containers make applications deliver more consistently and efficiently.Continue Reading

• The benefits of an enterprise application integration strategy

  Many and differing company needs, driven by business and IT trends, justify an enterprise application integration strategy. Read on to explore the options.Continue Reading

• Embracing SOA and the cloud: Hybrid integration paradigms offer choices

  Some organizations are turning to hybrid integration paradigms to leverage cloud computing while maintaining existing infrastructures.Continue Reading

• Harvard prof. envisions Enterprise 2.0 Web services

  Wikis, blogs and social networking, now viewed mostly as a consumer trend, have the potential to change the way knowledge workers work as Enterprise Web 2.0 enters the corporate world, a Harvard professor says.Continue Reading

• What are your favorite Web services sites?

  Let us know which Web services sites you find to be the most helpful on a daily basis and why. We'll run your top picks in a follow-up Featured Topic. Just e-mail them to us at Continue Reading

• Diamelle e-business suite Web services-enabled

  Diamelle Technologies announced a new e-business suite of components that are Web services-enabled.Continue Reading

• Web services based portals: The wave of the future? Part two

  In this second part of a two-part column, we'll look at the standards and technologies that make Web-based portals possible.Continue Reading

• Web services based portals: The wave of the future?

  In this first part of a two-part column, we'll look at what Web services-based portals are, what benefits they offer and whether they really are the wave of the future.Continue Reading