[WSO2Con EU 2017] Microservice Architecture (MSA) and Integration Microservices
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Microservice Architecture (MSA) and Integration Microservices
Microservice Architecture (MSA) and Integration Microservices
Kasun Indrasiri Director – Integration Architecture, WSO2Microservice architectures (MSA) are becoming popular and a lot of enterprises have already segregated their monolithic applications to fine-grained services. But, a major challenge they're faced with is how to integrate/orchestrate among those microservices and create composite services. While the traditional ESB architecture is not an option, there’s a real need to have a framework for building microservice compositions and expose them as managed APIs.
This session will cover the following areas:
- Microservices and ESB/integration middleware myths and facts
- Microservices, integration, and APIs
- Use cases from the real world: Netflix, Uber, Paypal, eBay
- What are composite microservices?
- Building composite/integration microservices
- Using open source technologies to build composite/integration microservices
- Ballerina (https://ballerinalang.org/)
- Using API gateway with composite microservices
- Service mesh solutions
Presenter
Kasun is a key member of WSO2’s architecture team that drives development efforts of WSO2 integration platform. Previously, he was involved in developing WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus as a product lead of WSO2 ESB and he has authored the book, “Beginning WSO2 ESB”. He is an elected member of the Apache Software Foundation and a Project Management Committee member and a committer for the Apache Synapse open source ESB project. Kasun has provided technology consulting on numerous customer engagements by helping to successfully design and implement solutions for integrating Web Services, REST, SAP and various other technologies.