An EIP is a design pattern or blueprint that is used to address common challenges in integrating different software systems within an enterprise.

1. Enterprise Integration Patterns
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What is a pattern?
Patterns are the languages by
which system architecture and
design are expressed and
shared.

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What is Enterprise
Integration Pattern (EIP)?
An EIP is a design pattern or
blueprint that is used to
address common challenges
in integrating different
software systems within an
enterprise.

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Hierarchy of EIP
Business Process
Integration
Workflows Integration
Systems Integration
Component Integration
Business Process 1
Workflow 1 Workflow 2
System 1
System 1
System 2 System 3 System 5
System 4
Component 1 Component 3 Component 5
Component 6
Component 4
Component 2

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Business Process Integration:
Workflow:
BPI automates the dynamic
integration of business processes
that produces business outcomes.
Integrates IT systems and humans
to carry out a business task.

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System Integration:
Component Integration:
Integrates systems to deliver
useful outcomes for workflows.
Loosely couples components and
subcomponents to deliver
externally useful functions of the
system.

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Scenarios of Enterprise
Integration Pattern
Data migration
Data Synchronization
Aggregation
Broadcasting

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Some examples of EIP
implementation
Messaging Bus
(Pub-sub)
B2B Transfers
(EDIFACT,
X.12,etc.)
Robotic
Process
Automation
(RPA) tools
APIs or Remote
Procedure
Invocation
iPaas
Platforms
Data
Virtualization
Tools
File Transfer
and MFTs
ETL Platforms Streaming
Platforms
Shared
Datastore
(File-store, DB,
etc.)

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