Understanding Hybrid Integration Platforms
Based on the research done by researchandmarkets.com, the market cap for Hybrid Integration Platforms (HIP) will grow from 17.14B in 2017 to 33.60B in 2022. This shows the importance of Hybrid Integration Platforms and their relevance to the enterprises. First of all, it is essential to understand the concept. The term “Hybrid” means a combination of more than one entities (most of the time 2). I drive a hybrid Toyota vehicle which runs on electricity (battery) as well as fuel (petrol). In the world of integration, hybrid means integrating systems which reside on-premise and in the cloud.
When it comes to “on-premise” systems, they can be running on physical hardware, virtual machines, containers or in a virtual private cloud. The meaning of an on-premise system in the world of integration is that user has the control over application maintenance. https://goo.gl/dpxBfZ #DataIntegration #ML
Cache Implementation in MuleSoft
ICYDK: The Cache Scope is a Mule feature for storing and reusing frequently called data. The Cache Scope saves time and processing load.
Why Use Cache in Mule?
Let us consider a scenario where you would call a web service or database in a Mule flow very frequently to get a token value (or any other parameter which is frequently required). https://goo.gl/cigsN4 #DataIntegration #ML