VSCode Extension For TIBCO Cloud Integration

Creating deployment artifacts every time you check something in to GitHub gets old fast. Jenkins can handle that for you. This post walks through using Jenkins with the tibcli utility to deploy Node.js apps to TIBCO Cloud Integration every time updates are pushed to GitHub.

With Node.js in TIBCO Cloud Integration you have a solid toolset for building APIs. Here we’ll create a custom Express middleware that checks if the IP address of the sender matches a predefined list. In this tutorial we’ll use the list of TIBCO Mashery Traffic Managers as a ‘whitelist’ (so traffic from all other IP addresses will be blocked).

If you are like me, the data I need to do my job exists not only in the cloud. It can be hard to get to all data sources, especially when those are on-premises and behind a firewall. I am not alone, as pretty much everyone is facing these challenges. In fact, Gartner predicted that over sixty-five percent of all integration flows will be created outside of the control of IT departments as a result of the growing number of integration related tasks that they need to take care of. Simply put, organizations today are integrating to everything. The ‘everything’ in the last sentence not only includes Software-as-a-Service applications like Salesforce.com or NetSuite, but also includes applications and services hosted in private networks and datacenters.