Apache Open Whisk - https://openwhisk.apache.org/documentation.html
Apache Kafka - https://kafka.apache.org/
Apache Camel
Redhat Open Shift - https://www.openshift.com/
Apache service mix - https://servicemix.apache.org/
Cloud Foundary
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Update behind kong - edit update.php to start with:
Note: In this post I use the acronym CDM to mean “Canonical Data Model”.
I might be way behind the curve but I am constantly learning and have recently read up about Lean Software Development. My understanding of this is the principle that all steps/process/practices should be removed where they do not have benefit for the customer. I kind of knew this but hadn't read the formalization of it!
So what about CDM's? It’s a lot of work to create central API’s/CDM’s; can they be cut out?
https://www.cdata.com/apiserver/
https://www.seafile.com/en/home/
Kong
http://www.mock-server.com/ (run your own server)
https://site.mockito.org/ (Broken?)
My process for setting up client authentication.
I use my Personal Infrastructure CAClientCerts utilities.
Create a brand new CA. Make it's name match the host of the docker machine to control. Server key can have a password.
Create the server Certs.
I put the files in the following locations:
Note: In this post I use the acronym CDM to mean “Canonical Data Model”.
My side project for the last two months has been putting together what has ended up being docker based website fronted by Kong. (With a docker image repository thrown in for good measure.) It’s been a bit of an odyssey to be honest. I didn’t start out meaning to create this monster; it was just supposed to be a Drupal site running on docker but as I worked out the development and maintenance processes around it little details made me gradually add complexity. It might be a bit of a monster but it is my monster it works well for me.
While I wait for decision makers where I work to decide on whether to approve our recommendation of looking at a new integration platform I have been able to spend some time getting familiar with the Snaplogic iPaaS. Apart from Snaplogic's own site there isn't too much online discussing it so I thought I would share my first impressions.
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List of links I used when researching which license to put on my code.