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1 -Determining Integration Pattern
1 +Deciding upon Integration Pattern
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4 -With this exercise, we start our journey into the eMagiz platform. This exercise will explain the business case used throughout all exercises linked to the Crash Course Platform Course. In the following exercises, we will guide you step by step through the platform so you can learn how to use it.
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4 +In the previous microlearning, you have learned the three "first-class" integration patterns provided by eMagiz. With this exercise, we will provide you with a business case to reflect on which of these patterns are best suited for the case.
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6 6  Should you have any questions, please get in touch with [[academy@emagiz.com>>mailto:academy@emagiz.com]].
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8 8  == 1. Prerequisites ==
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12 12  == 2. Exercise ==
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14 -To kickstart your journey into the eMagiz platform, we have selected a set of exercises linked to the Crash Course Platform course that will guide you through the platform in building and validating your first integration. To start things off, we will introduce the business case in this exercise that will be used to model out the correct solution in eMagiz.
14 +Below, the exercise for this part of the intermediate course, which centers around deciding upon integration patterns suitable for a business case, is given. By integration patterns, we mean the three "first-class" patterns that are supported by eMagiz (i.e., Messaging, Event Streaming, and API Gateway). Note that each pattern has its own pros and cons. Therefore, decide which pattern suits best based on the technical checks and balances.
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16 16  ===2.1 Business Case===
17 17  **Read and understand the following business case**