This is an enterprise service bus, and it is mainly used for transferring data. For example, it is used when System A has the data that needs to be sent to System B.
Our use case is transferring the enterprise data from one enterprise to a different enterprise. We use different types of connectors or connections to get the data, transform the data, and send it to a system. Almost all the integrations work in the same manner.
It can be deployed on-premise, but nowadays, most of us prefer cloud-based solutions.
It is easy to use and easy to understand.
It is easily deployable and manageable. It has microservices-based architecture, which means that you can deploy the solution based on your needs, and you can manage the solution very easily.
It should have some amount of logging.
I've been using this solution for almost two years.
It can scale based on your needs. It is scalable vertically and horizontally.
We have used it in many projects. Its usage might increase. It depends on the high-level management. If new products are coming, they're going to use it for sure.
Their response is based on the subscription. If you are experiencing any production-related issues, they're immediately available.
There are various levels of tech support, and the service depends upon the level of support to which you have subscribed. Titanium support is at the highest level.
We have used webMethods, which is an on-prem solution.
For a cloud-based deployment, there is no need for us to manage anything. It is directly deployable. We build and deploy it. That's all.
For an on-prem deployment, a lot more installation is required, but it is a very easy process.
We can do an on-prem deployment ourselves. Developers mainly focus on the development aspect of the solutions, and admins manage all deployments.
We didn't evaluate other options.
I would recommend this solution to others. It is the best integration platform for those who are looking to implement or are going for API-based architecture and microservices-based architecture.
I would rate it a nine out of 10.