8 Principles of Service-Oriented Architecture: Is SOA Dead?
If you bring service-oriented architecture (SOA) up in a conversation, there’s a good chance someone will tell you that SOA was a failed idea.
How MuleSoft fits into today’s IT world
This blog post is based on the internal work of Thomas Baumgart, former MuleSoft Client Architect, and is now being published by MuleSoft. In previous
API-led connectivity vs. SOA: What’s the difference?
This blog post is based on the internal work of Thomas Baumgart, former MuleSoft Client Architect, and is now being published by MuleSoft. In previous
The perfect service-abstraction and composition solution: MuleSoft Anypoint Platform
This blog post is based on the internal work of Thomas Baumgart, former MuleSoft Client Architect, and is now being published by MuleSoft. This
Webinar: The Top 6 Microservices Architecture Patterns
For the last several years, microservices has been an important trend in IT architecture. Technology consulting firm Thoughtworks has declared that “a microservices architecture
Enterprise Service Bus vs Traditional SOA
The principles of SOA were sound, it was the implementation that failed. Service-oriented principles should be the underpinning philosophy behind integration; and an enterprise
Microservices with Mule
Govind Mulinti, a senior architect at Whishworks, is the guest author of this blog post. Microservices has been a buzz word for past few
Mind the digital gap: Do more with less in Public Sector IT
How do you do more with less? This is the billion-pound question and one that is even more urgent in the UK public sector
4 key guiding principles to building your application network
In a previous post, I explained the reasons why pure SOA, despite being a powerful architectural paradigm with many benefits, could fall short. Building
Open source software – an IT revolution?
There was an interesting article in TechCrunch this week about what they termed "open adoption software" - software built on a free, open source