From the course: Using Slack and AWS EventBridge to Automate Your DevOps Tasks
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What's an enterprise service bus? - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: Using Slack and AWS EventBridge to Automate Your DevOps Tasks
What's an enterprise service bus?
- [Instructor] Application design typically has parameters that can't be tweaked to facilitate your business needs. For example, do you need a single app or multiple microservices? Database-driven or file-based? Synchronous or asynchronous? These are not questions that are easy to answer right away. The reason is it's not every day when you're faced with enterprise-level decisions that could potentially affect dozens of other applications and integrations. Luckily, an ESB or enterprise service bus can help with this. An ESB is a communication system between mutual interacting software applications in a service-oriented architecture. The goal with it is to avoid writing integrations directly to many apps that you may not understand or even know about. Instead, we can write a common integration that gets published to the ESB and anybody else within the enterprise that may need to integrate with your app can do so by simply…
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