Pegasystems announced the general availability of Pega Infinity ’24.1™.
Jetic launched its cloud-native iPaaS – democratizing integration for agile enterprises while avoiding vendor lock-ins.
The company has emerged from stealth to announce the official launch of Jetic – a reliable and robust serverless platform that has been enabling developers to engineer, deliver, and maintain scalable APIs and integrations using hundreds of pre-built connectors and patterns.
Jetic allows users to build custom data connectors, allowing them to fulfill all their integration needs, including modern, custom, and legacy systems.
"We are thrilled to officially unveil Jetic,” said Andre Sluczka, CEO, Jetic. “Jetic represents a paradigm shift in cloud-native integration, offering a transformative platform that empowers development teams while eliminating the constraints of costly vendor lock-ins.”
Jetic offers no vendor lock-in on two levels. First, by leveraging Kubernetes, making it cloud-agnostic, Jetic promises the ability to lift and shift workloads anywhere while maintaining a highly available environment. The second is an OpenStack approach. By relying on Apache Camel, a mature open-source framework used by Fortune 500 companies, users are given the independence to use their application integration workflow without disruption.
Jetic caters to various integration scenarios, including real-time integration, API management, serverless integration, event streaming, data capture, and data transformation, allowing users to automate their business. The platform facilitates root-cause analysis through cutting-edge monitoring and observability. Jetic follows Git standards and can fit into any GitOps strategy, offering a professional software rollout incorporating modern CI/CD practices.
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GitKraken acquired code health innovator, CodeSee.
ServiceNow introduced a new no‑code development studio and new automation capabilities to accelerate and scale digital transformation across the enterprise.
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Traceable AI announced an Early Access Program for its new Generative AI API Security capabilities.