Systems Integration
Your ERP, your storefront and your warehouse, wired together with enterprise integration patterns (EIP) on Apache Camel. Every flow inherits the same template, and when one breaks, the trace already says where, when and why.
“Interesting applications rarely live in isolation.”
Your ERP, your SaaS platforms and the legacy systems nobody dares touch have to keep running while we connect them: that is operational continuity. We approach every flow with enterprise integration patterns (EIP) and one rule: every message leaves a trail.
We also connect the operational systems with the analytical ones, so what happens in the store reaches the data with no manual steps.
Connector ≠ Integrated system
➜ serverstartup.io integrate --erp --storefront --warehouse
eip patterns & orchestration — Complex routing with Apache Camel, deployed on Karaf (OSGi isolation) or Quarkus. We implement idempotent consumers with no “black boxes.” When a connector doesn't exist, we write it. We maintain our own Camel component for the Pebble template engine.
async messaging & events — Fault-tolerant backbones using ActiveMQ Artemis, or managed services like Google Cloud Pub/Sub and Cloudflare Queues.
serverless compute — Elastic integration logic using Google Cloud Run or directly at the edge with Cloudflare Workers.
data engineering & etl — Heavy data movement with Apache Hop or Talend for batch processing, and unified pipelines using Google Cloud Dataflow.
contract-first design — The contract comes before the code (OpenAPI), with OAuth 2.0 and mTLS designed in.
api governance — Secure exposure via API Management solutions (like Gravitee), with Cloudflare's WAF in front.
observability — Centralized logs and metrics via the ELK stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana). Exact traceability for every single message, end-to-end.
➜ serverstartup.io observe --end-to-end
│ A direct point-to-point connection is fragile.
│ Integration done properly decouples the systems: it routes, transforms on the fly and isolates failures.
│ If the ERP goes down, orders wait in a queue and are processed when it returns.
│ Zero data loss.
╰─ INFO … Server startup in [2019] ms
Not PowerPoint. Not copy-paste.
We design what can be built, and we build it ourselves. Patterns are the shared vocabulary; the topology is drawn on your systems and your load windows.
AI speeds things up. Patterns call the shots.
More and more of our integration work is built with AI. The difference between speed and debt is the frame. An unconstrained agent solves the same problem a different way each time, and that bill arrives with the first incident.
We practice spec-driven development. The specification comes first (data contract, pattern, error policy). Then the code, generated inside that perimeter and signed by the engineer who reviews it. Each flow reads like the one before it. Our AI vertical starts there: with the systems the agent will touch.
What a duplicated order costs
“Your integration works... except when it matters.”
Stock doesn't match, orders duplicate, and nobody quite knows why.
The senior team that designs the topology on the whiteboard is the exact same one that writes the code, fine-tunes the brokers and answers when something breaks. We know the business as well as the implementation: we know what a duplicated order costs mid-campaign.
If it breaks, we fix it, and what happened and what we changed gets written down.
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