Event-Driven Implementation Patterns
The decoupled and asynchronous nature of an event-driven architecture enables the development of flexible, extensible, modern cloud-based serverless applications.
Modern Applications Must Consider Container Security Risks
Containers offer many benefits but introduce cyber risks and lifecycle issues. Sound security and DevOps practices can avoid these problems.
Why Modern Applications Need an Event-driven Architecture
As businesses strive to be more responsive and react in real-time, they must incorporate events data and develop and deploy applications based on microservices and cloud-native architectures.
Event-Driven Architecture for the Cloud
What is Apache Kafka? Event-driven architecture using Apache Kafka (Webinar) Datasheet: Simplify Apache Kafka on Red Hat OpenShift eBook: The Event Mesh – A Primer Event-driven architecture (EDA) is a software architecture paradigm promoting the production, detection, consumption of, and reaction to events. But EDA entails more than just the production and consumption of events. […]
Moving Customers and Products with an Event Mesh
An event mesh offers the connectivity, dynamic routing, scalability, high performance, and security required to run real-time logistics and operations management applications.
Real-time Analytics News Roundup for Week Ending September 26
Oracle, Microsoft, Intel, and TIBCO all make significant real-time analytics and edge computing announcements, and more.
Top Considerations When Implementing AI for Manufacturing
Manufacturers who successfully implement artificial intelligence hope to improve operations, reduce downtime, and increase product quality.
Real-time Analytics News Roundup for Week Ending September 12
In the news this week: Accenture updates its intelligent automation platform, Hazelcast adds a new feature and enhancements to its in-memory data grid, and more.
Real-time Analytics News Roundup for Week Ending September 5
Rolls-Royce develops an AI ethics framework and trust process, a UK consortium aims to bring quantum computing to the enterprise, and more.
Achieving Business Resilience from a Responsive Architecture
Disruption is coming at us from many different directions. We have, at a macro level, economic volatility. We face, in our markets, innovative competitors. We need to meet customer expectations every day, every hour, every minute.