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by zok3102 6y ago
Checkout flogo.io - specifically Flogo Flow action https://github.com/project-flogo/flow for orchestration. You can use a Web UI, Golang SDK or a hand-edit the JSON DSL to build your orchestration flows. Deploy as b
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by zok3102 6y ago
Good to know that Pulsar is on your roadmap. Also, kudos to see user-land tooling around a common painpoint for teams doing any event processing at scale.
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by zok3102 6y ago
Reminds me of that time when database vendors were overreaching to be message queues/brokers - OracleAQ, MSMQ, etc.
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by zok3102 6y ago
True.. if your last interaction with TIBCO was c. 2005. Back then consistency issues were a real challenge with VMs, “ESB” was a real software category with transactional messaging as a pattern (I make it a practice to not judge customer pr
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by zok3102 6y ago
IMO, there is no “TIBCO-like approach” to application integration c. 2020 any more than there is say an Oracle or AWS or Google approach to databases. It’s multi-paradigm, multi-usecase and polyglot. TIBCO as a vendor supports approaches an
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by zok3102 7y ago
You may also want to look at Project Flogo (flogo.io) - in particular, the Flogo Flow action. It's a process engine in Golang that can be used to implement service orchestration, event-driven choreography integration patterns. Flogo ha
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by zok3102 8y ago
AFAICS this still requires a Java broker. Only the client is in go.
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by zok3102 8y ago
Not exactly a single binary, but Flogo - https://github.com/TIBCOSoftware/flogo uses one binary + one .so for TF inferencing. See https://tibcosoftware.github.io/flogo/development/flows/t
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by zok3102 8y ago
I work on product at TIBCO. Mashery plays in the broader API Management space, but we haven’t traditionally targeted banking/govt/heavily-regulated verticals. From Day 0, Mashery has been a multi-tenant SaaS with locally deployabl
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by zok3102 10y ago
We havent seen a whole lot of real world demand yet, but something that could likely end as a trigger or activity in Flogo.
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by zok3102 10y ago
lol. This goes up on my review deck with execs. But yes, a (new) TIBCO & a new TIBCO project :) (Disclaimer: TIBCO PM working on Project Flogo)
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by zok3102 10y ago
Good point - yes, we have M0-3 class target platforms on our roadmap. IoT Gateway devices was where the need was most pressing for our customers and we just went there first. Now, we will likely end up doing a whole lot less functionality o
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by zok3102 10y ago
Fair point, we just chose a common Java REST or microservices fraemwork. Is there any particular Java IoT Integration framework you would like to compare or contrast Flogo with? Some OSGI framework like Kura perhaps? Flogo's problem do
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by zok3102 10y ago
Except the daemon part, I think you got the gist of it right - thank you! The one thing I would like to add is that flogo-lib is a full-fledged process engine which means you can craft (or soon enough visually model!) rather expressive flow
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by zok3102 10y ago
12 hours off HN & your project gets posted! Phew :) I'm the PM on Project Flogo and welcome your questions + feedback. As some have noted on the interweb, it's a pretty big step for an enterprise sw vendor like us, to open up
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by zok3102 10y ago
Curious - was it to alert on events from BusinessWorks apps or EMS servers?
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by zok3102 10y ago
As someone working on TIBCO BusinessWorks, a competitor/alternative to webMethods, this sounds all too familiar. We have had major challenge ourselves in bridging this gap - semantic diff/merge on process/flow engines like B
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by zok3102 11y ago
Disclaimer: I work at TIBCO Yes, Rendezvous is still going strong. Tonnes of deployments in FSI, Telco, Fabs, etc. That said its showing its age in the cloud among couple of other areas. We typically point users who need low latency data di
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by zok3102 11y ago
Stoked to see Trivandrum on the list, but you are way off the mark (by~10-15x) re: cost of living, arent you? Technopark has decent infrastructure but attracts mostly BPO/IT Services. Kazhakkoottam/Sreekaryam are rapidly getting g