RHTE 2016

JBoss Fuse is a lightweight integration framework that brings powerful integration capabilities to your apps whether deployed as cloud-native microserivces or traditional apps. Together with the decision server handling multitude of business events, and the scalability of OpenShift platform, they form the perfect CEP cloud based solution.

You will learn how to quickly build integrations through JBoss Fuse using circuilt-breaker and other microservices patterns and deploy them into containers on OpenShift.

The attendees have a chance to learn:
- How to create asynchronous event driven integration with Apache Camel and Apache ActiveMQ
- How to integrate routes and message events with Enterprise Integration Patters (EIP)
- Creating an API based architecture.
- How to deploy integration flows into a multi-container microservices application on OpenShift

Red Hat has been using the phrase “Accelerate, Integrate and Automate”, for sometime now, to explain its comprehensive middleware portfolio to its customers. Red Hat middleware does not work in isolation. It is only natural that we show our customers how the different middleware products can work together to achieve a business outcome.

In this session, I am going to show you an integrated demo that shows how the 2 “Integrate” products: JBoss Fuse (Fuse), JBoss Data Virtualisation (JDV) and the “Automate” products: JBoss Business Process Management Suite (BPMS)/JBoss Business Rules Management System (BRMS) working together. Since BPMS/BRMS and JDV run on JBoss Application Server (EAP), we can even claim that the integrated demo involves middleware products of all 3 categories ie, Accelerate, Integrate and Automate.

After attending this session, if you think that you want to demonstrate this to your potential customer, you are in luck because I am making this demo available in a virtual machine that you can re-use.