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I've seen this being handles using an ESB in the middle (solutions like WSO2, MuleESB). The ESB receives all relevant events and triggers actions based on that.
by mgliwka 8y ago
I've seen this being handles using an ESB in the middle (solutions like WSO2, MuleESB). The ESB receives all relevant events and triggers actions based on that.
- dhruvkar 8y agoInteresting, had never heard of ESBs before. Found this which explained this briefly (for people reading)[0]. Does it sort of act like an API? 0: https://www.mulesoft.com/resources/esb/what-esb https://www.mulesoft.com/resources/esb/what-esb
- Mandatum 8y agoIt usually consumes and publishes API's to facilitate the "ESB" function (which is incredibly vague, but pretty much acts as the "glue" to do all-the-things). The ESB term is so overused, and products like the one you linked have so much functionality baked into them, they can act as pretty much any business or system function in an organisation. And they do.