Applying complex event processing (CEP) with Drools Fusion

Complex event processing is a relatively new technology, but it#39;s changing the way enterprise solutions are designed. CEP-enabled solutions become aware of their running environment, both operational and business, and enable the applications to react to changes in real time.

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Complex event processing is a relatively new technology, but it's changing the way enterprise solutions are designed. CEP-enabled solutions become aware of their running environment, both operational and business, and enable the applications to react to changes in real time.

This session will present to attendees the concepts behind CEP and how it fits in the enterprise infrastructure to bring real-time awareness to business applications. It will detail what an event-driven architecture (EDA) is and how it complements service-oriented architectures (SOAs), enabling smarter decisions through event-driven business process management (edBPM) and event-aware business rules.

During the presentation, examples of the concepts applied to real use cases will be demonstrated using the JBoss® Enterprise BRMS platform, more specifically the Drools Fusion module, to enable seamless integration between CEP and business rules. After attending the session, attendees will know:

  • What CEP, EDA, edBPM, business rules and BAM ar.
  • How EDA and CEP can be applied to design and develop applications that respond to the business environment events in real time.
  • How JBoss middleware can help achieve that goal through JBoss Enterprise BRMS. 
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Date: March 16, 2011

Time:
  • Available on demand
Length: 01:00
Language: English
Audience: Technical

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Speaker(s):

Burr Sutter Sr. product manager, Red Hat
Edson Tirelli Sr. software engineer, Red Hat

About Burr Sutter: Burr Sutter is a current Sun Java™ Champion, former president of the Atlanta Java Users Group, and founder of the Atlanta Chapter of the International Association of Software Architects. He has more than 20 years of software design and development experience along with numerous published articles, book chapters, and developer conference speaking engagements.
About Edson Tirelli: Edson is a senior software engineer at Red Hat with more than 10 years of experience in the middleware and telecom industries. He has been working on the Drools project (part of the JBoss Enterprise BRMS product) design and development for 5+ years and is the lead designer of the Drools Fusion CEP engine.

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