Eric D. Schabell: A Microservices Migration Story with JBoss BPM Travel Agency (video)

Thursday, May 21, 2015

A Microservices Migration Story with JBoss BPM Travel Agency (video)

Some time ago we launched a rather expansive JBoss Travel Agency demo project to show some of the more interesting feature of JBoss BPM Suite.

We provided a collection of videos that not only show you how to install it, what the various rule and process artifacts are in the project, but we also walk you through the various paths you can take during actual use of the JBoss Travel Agency process.

The project continued to expand over time, adding on not just a bookings process, but also a payment process that included advanced features like compensation (rolling back bookings), integration of traditional web services in service tasks and a credit card fraud detection system.

JBoss Fuse based microservices migration.
We have showcased this project on several online webinars, including together with PEX Processing Network.

What is left you might ask?

We thought long and hard on this before deciding that an interesting idea might be to look at migration of the existing projects web services to microservices based on JBoss Fuse technology.

Nothing like progressing into a modern enterprise architecture, right?

As always we bring you not only a solution, but a reusable demo project you can easily spin up yourself to explore the details around how a JBoss BPM project would integrate with the microservices we migrate from existing classic web services with JBoss Fuse.
Looking to Automate your business?

The project is called the JBoss BPM Suite & JBoss Fuse Travel Agency Integration Demo.

The project installs JBoss BPM Suite 6.1 with the Travel Agency projects rules, process, forms and sub-flow. It then installs JBoss Fuse 6.1.1. and configures in the background the Camel routes, containers and deploys this into FuseFabric.

You can find more details around the JBoss Fuse setup in these articles by Christina Lin.

Here is a tour of the project, how it works and a few runs through the process in less than 10 minutes.



We hope you enjoy this one too and feel free to browse for more at JBoss Demo Central.

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