Published: 05 September 2023
Summary
A code-first, open-source approach to integration can reduce vendor-related licensing costs, but there are operational and governance pitfalls to avoid. To safely adopt this approach and mitigate risk, software engineering leaders should follow the five steps outlined in this research.
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Key Findings
Adopting code-first integration as a central enterprise strategy without establishing a strong “why” can result in mixed success and desired outcomes not being fully achieved.
Delineating application domain boundaries and interfaces is crucial to the success of code-first integration to avoid any misalignment of ownership between integration and application development teams.
The transition to code-first integration requires software engineers to be proficient in mature, agile development practices and to have a deep understanding of integration-specific, nonfunctional requirements.
Delivering business value from code-first integration requires identifying the right use cases and determining whether they are a good fit.
A lack of governance of
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