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Ballerina is an open source, cloud native, healthcare context aware language for building general integration and healthcare backends. In addition to native support for JSON, XML, Async, GraphQL etc, it also supports FHIR, HL7, X12, EDI formats in the healthcare domain.

In this episode, Sanjiva and Asanka dive into the role of architects in modern enterprises, exploring their responsibilities, influence, and evolving scope. They discuss the different types of architects—enterprise, solution, software, and platform architects—their impact on technology strategy, and how they collaborate. The conversation also covers how architects balance governance with agility, drive modernization, and adapt to emerging trends like AI and automation. This episode provides a practical perspective on what it means to be an architect in today’s complex enterprise landscape.

In this demo, we showcase how to build, deploy, and manage an integration service using WSO2 Micro Integrator and Choreo. You'll learn how to create a project, add components, and automate the CI/CD pipeline for seamless deployments. We’ll walk through deploying the integration service, securing and managing the API, and using the Developer Portal to discover, subscribe, and invoke the API. Plus, we’ll cover insights, observability, and API governance, highlighting how Choreo simplifies integration development with automation, security, and real-time monitoring.

In this episode, hosts Sanjiva and Asanka are joined by special guest Daniel Bryant to explore the evolving practice of platform engineering through the lens of software architecture. They discuss why platform engineering should have a product mindset with developers as its primary customers, how platform and software architectures are symbiotic, and why good APIs, abstractions, and automation are essential for success. The conversation also highlights the role of internal developer platforms (IDPs) in enabling efficient and scalable software delivery.

raditional approaches to access management are being superseded by a holistic focus on customer experience, prompting businesses to reevaluate their CIAM strategies. Many enterprises have initiated collaborations with other organizations. Business customers and partners now routinely utilize more digital services, resulting in an increasing need for flexible, delegated lifecycle management for B2B users.

How are banks leveraging generative AI to deliver real ROI? Join us as we sit down with Nuwan Bandara from AWS to explore how progressive banks are transforming workflows, optimizing processes, and elevating customer experiences with generative AI. From quick wins in intelligent document processing to long-term use cases like personalized banking and fraud prevention, discover the key areas where AI is making its biggest mark. Watch now to learn what works, what doesn't, and how your organization can capitalize on the Gen AI revolution.

In this video, we showcase how the Coverage Requirements Discovery (CRD) workflow integrates seamlessly into clinical actions, such as ordering a CT scan within Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, using the WSO2 Healthcare solution. The demo setup demonstrated consists of two main components: Backend/CDS Server: Developed using the Ballerina language, this component implements the Clinical Decision Support (CDS) server API. Source Code Web Application: This is a demo application, Built with React, to showcase EHR functionality with necessary CDS workflows. Source Code.

In this episode, Sanjiva and Asanka explore the power of first-principle thinking and why it’s a must-have approach for architects. They break down how this method helps tackle complex problems by focusing on fundamental truths rather than relying on assumptions or best practices. From root cause analysis to iterative refinement, they discuss how architects can apply first principles to design innovative and scalable solutions. Tune in to rethink your approach and elevate your architectural decision-making!

Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM), a subgenre of IAM, enables organizations to scale and ensure secure, seamless digital experiences for their customers, while collecting and managing customer identity data purposefully. Powerful CIAM solutions provide a variety of key features including customer registration, social logins, account verification, self-service account management, consent and preference management, single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and adaptive authentication as well as other nice-to-have features.

In this episode, Sanjiva and Asanka explore the evolving landscape of digital modernization. They discuss how modernization is not a one-time project but an ongoing journey, transitioning from digital transformation to digital modernization. The conversation delves into various modernization styles, such as rehosting, replatforming, rebuilding, and replacing, and addresses challenges like cost, skills, and organizational resistance. They also highlight the role of platforms and AI in accelerating modernization, with a focus on cost savings, risk reduction, and business agility.