TriggerMesh Announces Cloud Native Integration Platform Certification for Red Hat OpenShift

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By AIT News Desk On Apr 21, 2020

Hybrid Cloud Integration of Amazon Web Services, OpenShift, and Legacy Data Center

TriggerMesh, a cloud native integration platform provider built on Kubernetes, announced the immediate availability and certification of TriggerMesh Cloud Native Integration Platform and AWS Event Sources for OpenShift. By receiving official Red Hat OpenShift Operator Certification, TriggerMesh brings Amazon EventBridge-like functionality to the OpenShift ecosystem allowing developers to trigger functions across clouds and legacy data centers.

“TriggerMesh Red Hat OpenShift Operator Certification means that users can now link events from anywhere to OpenShift workloads,” said TriggerMesh co-founder and Head of Product Sebastien Goasguen. “TriggerMesh is effectively breaking the silo from the cloud to the enterprise.”

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With this announcement, Triggermesh’s cloud native integration platform allows for workloads on the Red Hat OpenShift ecosystem to be executed when events happen in the data center or in the cloud allowing legacy systems and the public cloud to interact seamlessly.

TriggerMesh’a cloud native integration platform coordinates multiple cloud services and legacy applications into serverless workflows. TriggerMesh accelerates development speed and unifies multiple clouds and legacy infrastructure.

“TriggerMesh believes integration or ‘glue providers’ in the application space will be the next ‘must have’ serverless capability: first, to support greenfield cloud-native applications across multiple serverless environments and second, to support enterprises seeking to run existing/legacy applications on serverless without a rewrite,” said William Fellows, Founder and Research Vice President, 451 Research.