Integrate Across Clouds in Minutes

Does it take weeks, a month, or longer to setup cross-cloud application flows and data syncs? We think that’s crazy at a time of mounting feature requests.

Integrate Across Clouds in Minutes
SendGrid
AWS lambda
Azure Sentinel
Slack
Confluent
AWS SNS
Logz.io
Azure Service Bus
AWS EventBridge
Azure Event Hubs
AWS Lambda
AWS CloudWatch Logs
AWS CloudWatch
AWS S3
Azure Activity Logs
Splunk
AWS Comprehend
Google Cloud Firestore
Tekton
Azure IoT Hub
Azure Blob Storage
AWS Cognito
Google Sheets
Google Cloud Billing
AWS SQS
AWS Dynamo DB
Google Cloud Audit Logs
Azure Queue Storage
Webhooks
Twilio
OracleDB
Google Storage
CloudEvents
Elasticsearch
Hasura
Jira
Zendesk
AWS Kinesis
Solace
Zendesk
Alibaba OSS
GitHub
Apache Kafka
MongoDB
Azure EventGrid
IBM MQ
OCIMetrics
AWS Code Commit
Salesforce
AWS EventBridge
Google Pub/Sub
Google Cloud Workflows
Datadog

Proprietary integration is slow, expensive, and relies on consultants. The TriggerMesh open source API and integration as code automate the combination of on-premises systems and multi-cloud services.

As today's businesses move toward an event-driven multicloud model, cloud integration is sorely needed. Managing this increasing level of complexity generally takes one of two paths: proprietary or open source. This paper describes how TriggerMesh open source integration gives enterprises full control by treating integrations like source code.

This essential guide shows you how to seamlessly weave events together regardless of which cloud, SaaS or on-premises applications you use.


Customer

The seventh largest US bank in terms of assets, PNC is a leader in applying DevOps, AI/ML, and cloud-native infrastructure to improve operational efficiency and speed their digital modernization.

Problem

The Portfolio Management team needed to automate and accelerate the Software Supply Chain security and risk control process in order to reduce application deployment time and provide a governance audit trail. The formerly manual compliance processes took 30 days, slowing developer productivity and delaying feature releases.

Solution

PNC automated the previously manual processes by codifying them into serverless functions and leveraging TriggerMesh to build an on-premises event-driven application flow. The team uses the TriggerMesh declarative API to build an application flow between Apache Kafka and Jenkins that trigger the bank’s serverless Policy-as-Code application to route pass/fail status back to Kafka. These event-driven application flows use TriggerMesh’s integration-as code along with continuous delivery to build a high performance, reproducible EDA that provides real-time feedback for critical infrastructure.

Results

A previously 30-day process now runs automatically and finishes in near real-time, allowing  PNC to keep up with the surge of new applications and services while maintaining 100% security and compliance reporting.

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