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Designing API-First Enterprise Architectures on Azure

You're reading from   Designing API-First Enterprise Architectures on Azure A guide for architects and developers to expedite digital transformation with API-led architectures

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801813914
Length 290 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Subhajit Chatterjee Subhajit Chatterjee
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Preface 1. Section 1: API-Led Architecture in the Digital Economy
2. Chapter 1: Evolution of Enterprise Solution Architectures FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: APIs as Digital Connectors 4. Section 2: Build Reliable API-Centric Solutions
5. Chapter 3: Architecture Principles and API Styles 6. Chapter 4: Assuring the Quality of the API Service (or Product) 7. Chapter 5: RESTful APIs – the New Web 8. Chapter 6: API Design Practices 9. Chapter 7: Accelerating through DevOps Essentials 10. Section 3: Deliver Business Value for a Modern Enterprise
11. Chapter 8: API-Centric Enterprise Integrations 12. Chapter 9: APIs as a Monetized Product 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Implementing EAI patterns using iPaaS

EAI solutions typically target the following primary application integration patterns:

The goal of this pattern is to replicate the data changes that occur in one application to other applications that must be notified about the changes. This will ensure that all systems are updated with the latest information. For example, when a customer updates their information in, say, a CRM system, the changes are updated in billing systems or other systems that make use of customer data:

  • Data consistency integration:

Figure 8.3 – Data consistency integration pattern

This is the most common integration pattern among all EAI flows. An end-to-end business workflow execution may involve multiple systems or applications that are mutually independent, each having its own specific function. These applications will take part in the various steps of the business workflow, wherein the outputs from one system can serve...

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