FuseSource Corp.
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| Industry | Open source software |
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| Founded | 2007 |
| Headquarters | Bedford, Massachusetts, U.S. |
| Key people | Rob Davies, James Strachan, Guillaume Nodet, Hiram Chirino (project founders and leaders at Apache Software Foundation) |
| Website | fusesource.com |
FuseSource is company that offers a set of open-source software integration and messaging components which are tested, certified and productized distributions of Apache Software Foundation Service-oriented architecture (SOA) projects.
FuseSource was created to make it easier for companies to use cost-effective open source software as part of their SOA deployment strategy. By providing certified distributions of a product, users can enjoy mitigated-risk through enterprise-level subscriptions, consulting and training.
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[edit] Components
All FuseSource distributions are open-source, and have an Apache License which allows developers, ISVs, and system integrators to modify and redistribute the source code for free.
The open source components in the FuseSource family are all tested, certified and productized, and include:
- Fuse ESB is the enterprise release of Apache ServiceMix. Fuse ESB supports JBI as well as OSGi.
- Fuse Message Broker is the enterprise release of Apache ActiveMQ. This is a scalable, high-performance solution for reliable messaging.
- Fuse Services Framework is the enterprise release of Apache CXF. This is a pluggable service framework that provides the easiest environment available for Java developers to create Web services. It is the only services framework that fully implements the JAX-WS 2.0 specification, radically simplifying the process of exposing existing Java code as a Web service or writing new Web services.
- Fuse Mediation Router is the enterprise release of Apache Camel. This is a powerful tool for routing and process mediation that combines the ease of basic POJO development with the clarity of the standard Enterprise Integration Patterns.
[edit] Tooling
FuseSource includes tooling with any enterprise subscription to help IT organizations build applications with open source technology. Tools offered by FuseSource include
- Fuse IDE for Camel is a graphical, Eclipse-based tooling for Camel that allow developers to connect systems using Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIPs).
- Fuse HQ is a SOA management and monitoring system based on Hyperic HQ Enterprise. It is integrated with the FuseSource product family for real-time administration and control of FuseSource SOA infrastructure.
[edit] Community
The FuseSource community includes developers building enterprise applications with open source integration and messaging technology. FuseSource hosts getting started resources, forums,and a forge, and shares events, webinars and news updates to help community members be successful.
