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Bart De Smet on Reactive Extensions (Rx) for .NET and Javascript

Topics
Javascript,
Ruby,
CEP,
Java,
SQL Server,
Web Development,
Dynamic Languages,
.NET Framework,
Business Process Management,
QCon London 2011,
.NET,
Event Driven Architecture,
Functional Programming,
Business,
Languages,
Relational Databases,
Microsoft,
QCon,
SOA,
Enterprise Architecture,
Conferences,
Programming,
Companies,
Database,
Architecture,
Asynchronous Architecture,
Reactive Extensions,
Events,
Asynchronous Programming,
LINQ

Bart De Smet explains Reactive Extensions (Rx), a library for composing computations over asynchronous event streams of data for .NET and Javascript, the concepts and implementation of Rx and more.

News about CEP

Did CEP deliver for SOA and can it for Cloud?

Topics
CEP,
Business Process Management,
Business,
SOA,
Enterprise Architecture,
Event Stream Processing,
Architecture,
Cloud Computing

At the peak of the SOA hype, Complex Event Processing (CEP) was hailed as SOAs "next big thing". Since then several CEP solutions have come and gone, and the term CEP is not used as much as it once was. Has it failed to deliver on initial claims or has it simply become a core part of most SOA infrastructures that we take it for granted? And does CEP have anything to offer the Cloud?

Is CEP a pre-requisite for EDA or SOA?

Topics
CEP,
Business Process Management,
SOA,
Business,
Architecture,
Enterprise Architecture

There has been a lot of discussion recently on the relationship between CEP EDA and SOA. This article excerpts some of these discussions in the community.

Complex Event Processing and EDA?

Topics
CEP,
Business Process Management,
SOA,
Business,
Architecture,
SOA Adoption,
Enterprise Architecture,
Composition,
Loose Coupling,
Service Component Architecture,
Event Stream Processing

Complex Event Processing systems and Event Driven Architectures have been identified as playing a larger role in sophisticated systems today and in the future. What that role is and how it is carried out are up for debate.

Orbitz Open Sources Monitoring Tools ERMA and Graphite

Topics
JMX,
CEP,
Java EE,
Java,
Business Process Management,
Monitoring Tools,
Operations,
Monitoring,
SOA,
Languages,
Enterprise Architecture,
Business,
Infrastructure,
Programming,
AOP,
Performance & Scalability,
Architecture

Orbitz Worldwide, a leading global online travel company, has open sourced two monitoring tools Extremely Reusable Monitoring API (ERMA) and Graphite, a persistence and visualization component. ERMA is a home grown Java API and library that has been used in several web applications at Orbitz to capture monitoring statistics in the applications at run-time.