xocbox ESB

xocbox ESB

a widely adopted enterprise architecture with a “state of the art” container and microservices technology stack

 

An ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) is a software architecture that facilitates the integration of multiple disparate services and systems using a bus (borrowed from electrical engineering) pattern.

The ESB provides a common communication layer between the different systems in order to create a uniformity and manage changes such as new or upgraded services more effectively.

Using an ESB as a lightweight integration backbone reduces “time to market” for new systems (services) and improves organizational agility.

In addition, the ESB provides scalability, extensibility and improved security across applications as it provides a clearly defined barrier between the internal and external systems.

Evolve and Change with Business Requirements

xocbox ESB is built on an organic paradigm whereby new modules can evolve and change with business requirements, technology and services. 

ESB modules (pods) comprise of one or more Docker & xocbox extended Karaf microservice containers forming an interconnected virtual federated message bus architecture.

Each module is autonomous but participates based on its respective role and goal within the federation.

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