Aurea CX Messenger Reviews

It's very good and lightweight. But, it does not provide web service communication. But it is excellent for internal connections.

One valuable feature is the messaging broker. If there is a disruption, it restores the messages. And when the application is running, it delivers all the messages.

The Messenger Broker is a really good feature. 

Our primary use case is to do integration with different applications - exposing web service, calling different applications from the customer, orchestrating the call to the service to be a process. There is an application that calls the website and the web service is going to different systems to grab the information, put it together, do the mappings, and send it back to the application.

I think we are using a previous version. I think it is 2019. It's on premises. It's not in cloud. I don't think this version has the cloud option, maybe the latest one does, but we didn't update.

The features that I have found most valuable are that it is very easy to develop. Most of it is graphical, but we also have the option to add any custom call that you need.

The runtime environment is scalable. You can deploy a service in one server and if the amount of traffic is increasing, you can deploy the same service in multiple servers so that you're escalating the service to support more calls.

1. Connect multiple third-party, as well as in-house applications (more than 130), using ESB and MQ as middleware facilitating seamless communication between them.
2. Build middleware using ESB and MQ to provide customization and absorb business changes within middleware without major changes to the front-end and back-end.

1. Before implementation of ESB/MQ middleware, the organization was fully dependent on a third-party vendor for a particular functionality. Now, with help of an implemented middleware platform, it has enabled us to move to any other third-party vendor providing this feature in the market.
2. Enables orchestration of various functions provided by distinguished vendors as a one product. Before this, there was a separate front-end software setup for different departments in the organization, which is now clubbed together and provides a single platform for all departments functioning on different business aspects.
3. One of the organization provides billing features. With the help of ESB/MQ middleware, it allows us to implement various billing options/utilities with little configuration or code changes.

With this solution, we are able to roll together our services with other applications while also expose that shared data from and to other organizations in Belgium.

The solution offers excellent stability.

The solution is very good at supporting security particulars.

We solved a lot of load balancing and fault tolerance issues, deployment issues, and improved business possibilities.

Do not underestimate the Java custom service type possibilities.

• MQ: I liked that the transport layer was separated from the business (ESB) layer.
• ESB: Provides all kind of possibilities to resolve business needs. A lot of ready to use services plus custom Java services. I used a lot of them all.
• SDM: Very helpful feature for setting up or updating the whole system for as many servers and environments as you needed. Liked this feature a lot and am missing it.

We are using Aurea CX Messenger for the integration of all the applications of the companies.

Aurea CX Messenger could improve by making better use of the new APIs

• Easy to deploy new services.
• Drag and Drop tool to develop: It is fantastic.
• Velocity
• Integration with other platforms.

I would definitely like to see marketing for this product.