Sharing is caring: Building a modern microservice architecture helps everyone get ahead
summary
Lowe's migrates legacy ESB to a cloud-native, hybrid microservice platform using Talend (Apache Camel), Kafka, Apigee Hybrid, GKE/other Kubernetes and Istio, and deploys ~100 integration microservices in about a year. The team builds reusable templates and CI/CD that produce spring-boot jars or Docker containers for build-once-deploy-anywhere portability, connects DB2/mainframe and modern SaaS, and reports lower licensing and idle-infrastructure costs, shorter lead times, and successful scaling across on‑prem and GCP environments.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Benefits of sharing data
- 1:23The main roadblock
- 3:01A modern approach
- 4:08Lows
- 5:23About Lows
- 7:06Hybrid Cloud Strategy
- 8:31Omnichannel Architecture
- 10:47Enterprise Integration
- 12:47Open Source Integration
- 15:30Transformation
- 17:13Architecture
- 19:07Integration Architecture
- 25:25Experiences
- 28:45Conclusion
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