Often products are required to integrate with external resources such as databases, files, s3, etc. Sometimes we integrate with legacy systems with customers, which nothing supports, so a custom integration code is ok. If we have to integrate with many common external resources and even provide a join between them, we can use the TEIID open source project as an integration layer. TEIID delivers a virtual layer to join information such as LDAP, many databases, S3, CSV, Google Sheets, etc. From the client’s perspective, it behaves like a standard JDBC driver (very similar to a PostgreSQL syntax).
Tzahi Fadida
AIFortifyCraft #2: When does it makes sense to custom integrate with external resources, and when to use TEIID?
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Tzahi Fadida
Tzahi has over 15 years of experience with security software products such as access control for servers and mainframes, endpoint security, security integrations and policy based security authorizations. Tzahi has an Msc from the Technion in Information Management Engineering with specialty in data structures.
