What is IBM Event Automation?
IBM Event Automation, a fully composable solution, enables businesses to accelerate their event-driven efforts, wherever they are on their journey. The event streams, event endpoint management and event processing capabilities help lay the foundation of an event-driven architecture for unlocking the value of events.
Event Processing
The solution harnesses Apache Flink to build and test stream processing flows in an intuitive authoring canvas. Users can filter, aggregate, transform, and join streams of events with assistance and validation at each step. Businesses and IT users can define business scenarios, detect when they arise and begin acting in real-time.
Event endpoint management
Promotes the sharing and reuse of event sources while maintaining control and governance. Users can describe and document events according to the open source AsyncAPI specification, and build a self-service catalog of event sources for users to browse, utilize and share. Enforce runtime policies to secure and control access to anything that speaks the Kafka protocol with an event gateway.
Event streams
Collects and distributes raw streams of real-time business events with enterprise-grade Apache Kafka. Users can manage Apache Kafka deployments, balance workloads, browse messages and monitor key metrics in a single, unified experience. The Kafka Connect framework can be used to integrate with hundreds of the most common endpoints, like SAP, and IBM MQ.
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What is IBM Event Automation?
IBM Event Automation enables businesses to accelerate their event-driven efforts. The event streams, event endpoint management and event processing capabilities help lay the foundation of an event-driven architecture for unlocking the value of events.
What are IBM Event Automation's top competitors?
ActiveBatch Workload Automation, PagerDuty, and Tines are common alternatives for IBM Event Automation.