Platform engineering integrations and automations
The patterns underneath the processes: facades, capture, delivery and the migration off batch files, built so a consumer never has to know which system answered.
These are shapes rather than named business processes, and they sit underneath the rest of the library. A facade, a capture pipeline, a fan-out, a migration off a batch file: each one is the thing several teams were about to build separately and slightly differently. They are also where the expensive mistakes live, because a wrong decision here is inherited by everything downstream.
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How to build an API facade
Give consumers one contract instead of six systems, absorb upstream changes rather than leaking them, and keep the caller identity intact.
Integration
How to build a change data capture pipeline
Read the log instead of polling a timestamp, overlap the snapshot with the stream, and keep deletes and order intact.
Integration
How to build webhook fan-out
Acknowledge before you fan out, verify the signature first, retry per consumer, and make replay possible.
Integration
How to migrate an SFTP batch feed to an API
Recover the semantics nobody wrote down, run both in parallel and diff, and cut over only after a month end.
Integration
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