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It’s no myth, part 2: How to avoid a Sisyphean enterprise integration environment

Sisyphean: A task that is both laborious and futile. Sound familiar? As it turns out, integrating data and applications can ...

Don’t Fall for the API Lie

Have you fallen for the API lie? The API economy implies everything easily connects and simply needs to be governed ...

10 New Requirements for Modern Data Integration

I wrote a summary of the 10 New Requirements for Modern Data Integration that was published today on the Database ...

REST GET and the SnapLogic Public APIs for Pipeline Executions

As a part of a wider analytics project I’m working on, analyzing runtime information from the SnapLogic platform, I chose ...

Two-way SSL with SnapLogic’s REST Snap

There are lots of ways for a client to authenticate itself against a server, including basic authentication, form-based authentication, SSL ...

Connecting SaaS providers with SnapLogic’s OAuth-enabled REST Snaps

OAuth is an open standard for authorization. OAuth provides client applications a ‘secure delegated access’ to server resources on behalf ...

Everything So Brittle: What ESB Middleware Means in 2015

This week Jason Bloomberg, industry expert and author of the book, The Agile Architecture Revolution, delivered a great presentation called: It’s ...

The Promise of ESB Technology without the Overhead

The Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) is a model for inter-application communication that was developed in the era of the Service ...

ETL and EAI: One SnapLogic Pipeline, Multiple Integration Solutions

“This is not your father’s ETL. This is not your mother’s message bus. This is not your uncle’s application integration” – Rich ...

Cloud Integration Requirements: Native JSON and REST

One of the primary requirements of an integration platform as a service (iPaaS) and why integration heritage matters in the ...

Powering Elastic iPaaS with JSON and REST

In an earlier post we summarized the key concepts behind SnapLogic “Snaps.” Snaps are modular collections of integration components built ...

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