IN REVIEW

The Foundation

The Integration Platform serves as the technical foundation for implementing reference blueprints and running integration solutions.

✔️ It provides capabilities for API management, event-driven architecture, data processing, security, governance, and monitoring.

The Logical view of the integration platform Architecture is described in the following section.

The Integration platform Logical View

Integration Platform - System Logical view

Syensqo Integration Platform

• The overarching platform managing integration processes.
• Provides tools for designing, developing, deploying, monitoring, and logging integrations.
• Provides integration capabilities to support Data Integration Use cases.

Key Components:

• Integration Managed Plane
      - A centralized management layer where integration solutions are designed, developed, deployed, and monitored.
      - Key functionalities:
          - Design: Tools for modeling integration flows.
          - Develop: Tools for coding and configuring integration processes.
          - Deploy: Tools for deploying integration flows to runtime environments.
          - Logging: Capturing logs for monitoring and troubleshooting.
          - Monitor: Observability and performance tracking of integration flows.
• Integration Managed Runtime Plane
      - The execution environment for integration processes.
      - Hosts the Runtime component responsible for processing integration workflows.
• Runtime
      - The engine executes integration processes that support full hybrid integration.
      - Can be deployed in multiple environments such as on-premise data centers, cloud platforms, and local sites.
• ITAR/CMMC LV2 Compliant Datacenter
      - A secure, regulatory-compliant environment for hosting integration runtimes.
      - Ensures data protection and adherence to ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations) standards.
• Multi-Cloud IaaS/PaaS
      - Infrastructure and Platform-as-a-Service environments (AWS, Google Cloud) hosting integration runtimes.
      - Enables scalable and flexible deployment.
• Local Sites
      - Decentralized business units or industrial sites hosting integration solutions.
      - Typically used for Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), ERP systems, or other operational applications.
• SaaS (Software-as-a-Service)
      - Cloud-based applications that interact with the integration platform.
      - Examples: Salesforce, SAP Cloud solutions, Data Platform or other SaaS-based enterprise applications.
• B2B/B2G Partners Systems
      - External partner and government systems that exchange data with Syensqo’s integration platform.
      - The platform ensures secure data flow between the enterprise and external entities.

How It Works

• Users (IT, Integration Team, Business Users) interact with the Integration Managed Plane to design, develop, deploy, and monitor integrations.
• These integrations are deployed to Runtimes, which execute processes in different environments (On-Prem, Cloud, Local Sites, SaaS).
• The Runtimes facilitate data exchange between ERP systems, external partners (B2B/B2G), and cloud/SaaS applications.
• The platform ensures observability and compliance through logging and monitoring.

Composable Architecture Logical View

The following approach has been taken to design our Integration platform:

Several elements of the integration architecture guidelines and as well as the general statement are centred around Packaged Business Capability (PBC)  and Composable Architecture.