Manage Integrations
An Integration is the root object in the Repository Model (Documentation model in Nodinite) and keeps track of the relationship between included entities. A Nodinite Integration instance is meant to be designed before you create the solution making sure you can:
- Share and communicate your proposed solution (design first)
- Make sure you see and include all dependencies
- Manage your service portfolio and plan and prioritize based on facts
- Helps you get system integration solutions implemented based on formal and informal demands that your enterprise/solution architects (or other professional thinkers) may have instituted
The graphical representation that we call Integration Landscape is based on the relationship between the different Nodinite repository artifacts.
Quick facts for an Integration:
- An Integration has a unique name
- There can be any number of Integrations defined
- Organize your Integrations using an unlimited number of Custom Metadata tags and Custom Fields
- Integrations can be associated with an unlimited number of Monitor Views
- Integrations can be associated from Log Events helping you form and visualize your message flows
- A well defined Integration makes it super simple to apply relevant filters on Log Views
- There can be any number of Services associated with an Integration
- Services can be shared between Integrations
- The Repository is meant to be rewarding and the more you invest, the more you will be rewarded
The defined relations are easy to access using the Actions button featured in the Integrations Overview:
Animated example with easy access to the defined relations.
Manage Integrations
You can work with Integrations using the Nodinite Web Client. Use the following user guides working with Integrations:
Custom Metadata
As all entities of the Nodinite Repository Model a System can have any number of Custom Metadata fields assigned.
Custom Fields
As all entities of the Nodinite Repository Model a System can have any number of Custom Fields assigned.
View Integration
From the Integration Landscape and the Integrations Overview, the end-user can click on a button to view the result:
Example of a populated Integration.