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tanszek:oktatas:iss_t:enterprise_service_bus_esb [2023/03/05 16:47] knehez létrehozva |
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===== Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) ===== | ===== Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) ===== | ||
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+ | An Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) is a middleware architecture that provides a platform for integrating diverse applications and software components. It acts as a central hub to manage and facilitate communication between different applications and services. | ||
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+ | Advantages of using an ESB: | ||
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+ | * is its ability to handle complex message routing and transformation between applications, which simplifies the process of integrating software components. | ||
+ | * ESBs also provide features such as security, monitoring, and logging. | ||
+ | * ESBs offer a high degree of flexibility and scalability, allowing organizations to add or remove application components as needed. | ||
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+ | Potential disadvantages of ESBs: | ||
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+ | * One of the main drawbacks is that it can introduce additional latency to the communication process, as messages have to be routed through the ESB. | ||
+ | * Setting up an ESB can be a complex process, requiring specialized expertise and resources. | ||
+ | * ESBs can also be expensive to implement and maintain, especially for small or medium-sized businesses. | ||
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+ | Compared with other integration methods, such as point-to-point integration or message brokers, ESBs offer a more centralized approach to managing integrations. This can be advantageous for organizations with a large number of applications and systems to integrate. However, for smaller organizations with fewer applications, a simpler integration approach may be more appropriate. | ||
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* The Web services are not effectively solve the interconnection of heterogeneous systems. | * The Web services are not effectively solve the interconnection of heterogeneous systems. | ||
* Not resolve the communication protocol deviations, i.e. during communication, the protocol offered by the service is different than the protocol used by the client. | * Not resolve the communication protocol deviations, i.e. during communication, the protocol offered by the service is different than the protocol used by the client. | ||
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* message routing – based on context and content | * message routing – based on context and content | ||
* QoS (Quality of Service) – performance, security, reliability | * QoS (Quality of Service) – performance, security, reliability | ||
- | * data enrichment – information extension with automatic extra data | + | * data enrichment – information extension with automatic extra data |
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+ | | Integration | | ||
+ | | Repository | | ||
+ | +----------+-----------+ | ||
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+ | +--------+---------+ | ||
+ | | Enterprise | | ||
+ | | Service Bus | | ||
+ | +--------+---------+ | ||
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+ | +---------------------+--------------------+ | ||
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+ | +-------+--------+ +-------+--------+ +-------+--------+ | ||
+ | | Application 1 | | Application 2 | | Application 3 | | ||
+ | +----------------+ +----------------+ +----------------+ | ||
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+ | In this example, an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) is positioned between multiple applications, represented by the boxes at the bottom of the diagram. The ESB serves as a central hub for managing the integration of these applications, and it communicates with each application using a standardized set of protocols and formats. | ||
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+ | An Integration Repository is a key component of an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) architecture. It is a centralized repository that stores information related to the integration of different applications and systems. | ||
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+ | The Integration Repository typically contains information about the data structures, message formats, and protocols used by each application or system. This information is stored in a standardized format that is understood by the ESB, allowing the ESB to route messages and transform data between applications. | ||
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+ | The Integration Repository also contains other artifacts related to integration, such as mappings between different data structures, transformation rules, and message schemas. | ||
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+ | One of the main benefits of using an Integration Repository is that it provides a centralized location for managing the integration of multiple applications and systems. | ||
+ | * simplifies the integration process, reduce errors | ||
+ | * improve the overall efficiency of the integration process. | ||
+ | * by storing integration artifacts in a centralized location, it becomes easier to maintain and update the integration process. | ||
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