Podcasts

How can we break through the hardware load-balancer brick wall?

As applications and services become more and more distributed, those who depend on traditional load-balancing technology may hit the 'load-balancing brick wall.'
Exploring benefits, limitations of Docker on Windows Server 2016

The arrival of Docker native support for containers on Windows Server 2016 is a big deal for developers. Analyst Chris Tozzi lays out the big pros and lesser cons.

Google may swallow Apigee, but API management on their radar is good

Suraj Kumar of Axway isn't too positive about the acquisition of Apigee. But while Google may be acting like the Borg, it may indicate a needed shift in Google's attitude.
The role of DevOps tools and the changes engineers will face

Learn what it really takes to enable DevOps and how software engineers need to redefine their roles in order to keep up with this approach to development.
Arun Gupta talks JavaOne, microservices and container technologies

Arun Gupta of Couchbase talks about JavaOne 2015, microservices, container technologies and the relationship between long distance running and development.
How to manage a public API

Amy Reichert discusses how to overcome concerns of managing public APIs.
Making REST, SOAP, API mashup choices

Expert Amy Reichert discusses API mashups, REST and SOAP.
Exploring API technology and trends

In this podcast, Amy Reichert discusses the effects of API technology on software development.
Managing a legacy app: Keys to successful application modernization

In this podcast, independent technology consultant Joe McKendrick discusses how to deal with a legacy app in the ever-changing IT landscape.
Prediction for 2014: Mobile apps will be the most revolutionary technology

Forrester Research principal analyst Brian Hopkins discusses what will be the most revolutionary technologies in the next couple of years.
Modeling languages: UML 2.5 revision to simplify life for developers

Changes are underway in the world of modeling languages. OMG's CEO Richard Soley discussed the latest UML 2.5 revision.
Inside the world of Web APIs, the cloud and mobile technology

Rob Daigneau offers his expert insights on the convergence of the cloud, mobile technology and Web APIs.
Gartner BPM Summit: Transform processes to drive business benefits

Editorial Director Scot Petersen speaks with Site Editor Anne Stuart about business process trends and highlights from the 2013 Gartner BPM Summit.
How application integration maintenance is like taking care of a car

Forrester analyst Randy Heffner offers some best practices and his predictions for software integration management.
Succeed with BPMN modeling by avoiding extra complications

BPMN modeling can appear to be overly complicated, but Ward-Dutton explains why complexity exists in BPMN 2.0 and how to avoid extra complications.
Who should manage BPM?

Business process management can improve cross-functional business processes, accelerating and standardizing daily operations. Who should be responsible for managing and using BPM? How do you train and motivate employees to get the most out of BPM tools?
Using application mashups for data migration in the cloud

Our resident enterprise application mashup expert, Michael Ogrinz, talks about using enterprise mashups to ease data migration, especially in SaaS or cloud computing situations.
MDM and SOA podcast series: Words of wisdom from two experts and a user

Two experts and an end user discuss modern practices and trends in MDM.
Distributed data caches speed cloud applications

A new layer of storage, the distributed data cache, may l help make data more accessible and make cloud computing a more appealing option for computation and analysis. Hear why in this podcast.
Podcast: Forrester analysts talk SOA and BPM

SearchSOA.com sat down recently with Ken Vollmer and Clay Richardson to talk about the interplay of BPM and SOA. Topics include how to navigate the software market for BPM products, how SOA can enhance BPM, and emerging trends in BPM, such as BPM as a Service.
Enterprise mashup patterns can make data integration easier (Podcast)

Michael Ogrinz, author of Mashup Patterns: Designs and Examples for the Modern Enterprise, talks about how Mashup patterns can put once inaccessable data in the hands of users. This solves many problems once thought to be expensive and require the expertise of the original developers.
Podcast: Leonard Fehskens on architecture and emerging patterns

Leonard Feshkens talks about the future of enterprise architecture. Feshkens' take brings light to the topic of software architecture, which, increasingly, has come to be.
Podcast: No longer a toy - Dr. Harding on SOA

Where is SOA at today? The Open Group's Dr. Chris Harding says we have moved past the stage where SOA is a toy. This podcast illuminates key trends that include SOA governance and vertical SOAs.
Podcast: Why does the ESB matter in SOA?

Mulesource CEO Dave Rosenberg discusses why he thinks enterprise service bus (ESB) is a critical piece of middleware for those pursuing an SOA strategy.
Podcast: Getting smart about 'SOA for Dummies'

In this podcast, "Service Oriented Architecture for Dummies" co-author Judith Hurwitz discusses the need for SOA, what functionality is critical to SOA and how the SOA lifecycle diverges from the traditional application lifecycle.
SOA Essentials

This podcast offers up a practical breakdown of service-oriented architecture, including deployment tips, design concepts and standard definitions that can be of help when making the case for SOA to your business.

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