Managing messaging connectivity across applications and data efficiently is a critical component of any hybrid cloud strategy. Whether connecting applications from multiple Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers, moving parts of applications to microservices or integrating Kubernetes-based solutions with legacy applications, connectivity is key to ensuring the components of the hybrid ecosystem work together quickly and reliably.
A modern messaging platform should provide complete hybrid infrastructure transparency and support integration at the microservices level. When building an advanced Kubernetes-based technology solution in a hybrid environment, parts of the microservices are deployed in one environment while the rest are deployed in another environment to create a unified solution that takes advantage of the best of both worlds.
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