Is the Microsoft integration team “back”? It might be premature to say that Microsoft has finally figured out its app integration story, but the signs are very positive. There’s been a fresh influx of talent like Jon Fancey, Tord Glad… Read More ›
Cloud
Enterprises fighting back, Spring Boot is the best, and other SpringOne Platform takeaways
Last week I was in Las Vegas for SpringOne Platform. This conference had one of the greatest session lists I’ve ever seen, and brought together nearly 2,000 people interested in microservices, Java Spring, DevOps, agile, Cloud Foundry, and cloud-native development…. Read More ›
Who is really supposed to use the (multi)cloud GUI?
How do YOU prefer to interact with infrastructure clouds? A growing number of people seem to prefer APIs, SDKs, and CLIs over any graphical UI. It’s easy to understand why: few GUIs offer the ability to create the repeatable, automated… Read More ›
Integration trends you should care about
Everyone’s doing integration nowadays. It’s not just the grizzled vet who reminisces about EDI or the seasoned DBA who can design snowflake schemas for a data warehouse in their sleep. No, now we have data scientists mashing up data sources,… Read More ›
Modern Open Source Messaging: Apache Kafka, RabbitMQ and NATS in Action
Last week I was in London to present at INTEGRATE 2016. While the conference is oriented towards Microsoft technology, I mixed it up by covering a set of messaging technologies in the open source space; you can view my presentation… Read More ›
I’m Joining Pivotal
Danny (George Clooney): Saul makes ten. Ten oughta do it, don’t you think? Rusty (Brad Pitt): … Danny: Do you think we need one more? Rusty: … Danny: You think we need one more. Rusty: … Danny: Alright. We’ll get… Read More ›
My new Pluralsight course on the Salesforce.com integration APIs is now live!
Salesforce continues to eat the world (3 billion transactions today!) as teams want to quickly get data-driven applications up and running with minimal effort. However, for most apps to be truly useful, they need to be connected to other sources… Read More ›
