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Enterprise Integration Patterns

PDF Flashcards

The design patterns defined in this PDF deck are based on the book Enterprise Integration Patterns (Addison-Wesley). Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf documented their combined experience in the integration space and created this notation. The Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) book provides a standard notation, vocabulary, and visual diagrams of the most popular integration patterns. These patterns are very helpful for fostering team discussions, providing education and communicating integration solutions that often combine multiple patterns.

You can print out, cut out and use The Enterprise Integration Pattern electronic flashcards to piece together an integration solution visually. You can then easily design, debug and implement these patterns using the Fuse IDE software tool that enables users to drag and drop the patterns from a palette within an IDE with Apache Camel. The flashcards can also be printed and used as a reference document containing the diagrams and descriptions of the most popular enterprise integration patterns.

Download your copy of the EIP Flashcards (PDF) today.

Featured EIP Video

Enterprise Integration Patterns: Past, Present and Future
by Gregor Hohpe, Staff Software Engineer, Google

Eight years after the initial publication, the Enterprise Integration Patterns have stood the test of time, not the least thanks to being embraced by the open source integration community. Gregor shares in this session some of the “behind the scenes” story of how the patterns originated, how they are being applied, and what other patterns we would like to see documented.

Watch the video here: CamelOne 2011 Videos

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2011 Forrester Wave

Read the report and see why Fuse ESB achieved high scores in architecture, orchestration and product strategy.

Download your copy here: The Forrester Wave™ – Enterprise Service Bus, Q2 2011

From the Wave

Open source ESB vendors made significant progress in catching up with commercial ESB providers and now provide a viable option for a growing number of enterprises.

The Forrester Wave:
Enterprise Service Bus, Q2 2011

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