uCosminexus Service Platform
This solution provides business process execution capabilities and an ESB for service integration.
In a rapidly changing business environment, what is essential is the rapid development of new businesses and the speedy enhancement of systems that take advantage of opportunities for business expansion. Many companies are now moving their existing systems to the public cloud, where they can instantly launch their businesses in response to fluctuating demand. However, designing and developing such systems takes enormous time and places a heavy burden on IT departments.
uCosminexus Service Platform enables service integration/API integration. This product allows for integration between multiple systems without modifying existing systems. It also integrates its proprietary protocols into a modern interface, such as REST API, and provides them as new services. Conversion of data structures that differ from system to system can be designed by mapping the relevant data using a GUI screen.
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This solution is currently targeting and available for Japan region
- Support for Red Hat OpenShift for fast and continuous release of services
With support for Red Hat OpenShift, this solution can now develop, test, and release business processes in a shorter period, enabling DevOps (Development and Operations) and hybrid cloud and multi-cloud use.
- Flexible system configuration is possible
Adapters for various interfaces, such as HTTP, FTP, DB, TP1, Kafka, etc., are included in the product, allowing legacy systems to be utilized effectively.
- Respond to new business requirements by providing modern APIs
The ESB allows existing systems with legacy protocols to be used as modern services with REST APIs. Each service is independent and can be replaced without affecting the others, allowing for flexible system construction.
