event-driven

Data either flows or rests. When data flows, it can travel fast or slow and over various types of structures and patterns. High volume

For centuries, mining, oil, and gas companies have provided access to the wealth of resources underneath the earth’s surface to produce materials essential to

This is the third part of a series on “Moving from RESTful to EVENTful.” As more organizations warm up to the importance of event-driven

John Moses, Sr. Manager, and his daughter Monica Racha, Consultant, both at Capgemini, share how to integrate Snowflake and Kafka using MuleSoft. Both John

In current technology growth, APIs are the standard for building and connecting modern applications. They provide a standardized interface that masks backend complexity and

This is the second part of a series on “Moving from RESTful to EVENTful.” As I see more and more companies working to add

For close to twenty years, the "common standard" of APIs on the web has been summed up in one word: "RESTful." Designers, developers, and

Many organizations undergoing digital transformation are under pressure to connect their applications, data, and devices — most often the path to success is moving to

The reality of supporting production event-driven architecture at any reasonable scale is that it can be challenging, especially when dealing with bad events and

A number of the materials (posts, tutorials, etc.) available out there present an approach to integration between MuleSoft and Salesforce on the basis that