Integration
Gain full control of your system integration architecture with Nodinite's Integration Landscape. This page guides you to visually design, document, and manage integrations for robust governance, traceability, and operational excellence.
✅ Visually design and document integrations before implementation
✅ Map all dependencies and relationships for complete traceability
✅ Manage your service portfolio and prioritize based on real data
✅ Integrate seamlessly with Monitor Views and Log Views for end-to-end insight
An Integration serves as the root object in the Nodinite Repository Model. It tracks the relationships between included entities. Design your Nodinite Integration instance before you create the solution to:
- Share and communicate your proposed solution (design first)
- Ensure you include and make visible all dependencies
- Manage your service portfolio and plan or prioritize based on facts
- Implement system integration solutions that meet both formal and informal requirements set by your enterprise or solution architects
The graphical representation, called Integration Landscape, illustrates the relationships between the different Nodinite Repository Model artifacts.
Here are some quick facts about the Nodinite Integration repository item:
✅ Each Integration has a unique name.
✅ You can create any number of (unique) Integrations.
✅ Organize your Integrations using unlimited Custom Metadata and Custom Fields.
✅ You can associate Integrations with Monitor Views.
✅ You can access Integration data from within Log Views.
✅ A well-defined Integration lets you easily apply relevant filters on Log Views.
✅ You can associate Systems containing Services and Contracts.
Tip
You gain instant rewards that grow as you invest in the Repository!
Use the Actions button in the Integrations Overview to quickly access related entities:
Animated example showing quick access to relations in the Nodinite Repository.
Manage Integrations
Explore how to work with Integrations using the Nodinite Web Client user guide in the Core Services section. Use the following user guides to work with Integrations:
Custom Metadata
You can add any number of Custom Metadata fields to an Integration, just as you can with all entities in the Nodinite Repository Model.
Custom Fields
You can add any number of Custom Fields to an Integration, just as you can with all entities in the Nodinite Repository Model.
View Integration
From the Integration Landscape and the Integrations Overview, end-users can click a button to view the result:
Example of a populated Integration.