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What is the difference between real-time integration and batch processing?
Most integrations can be built either way, and the choice affects both complexity and operational risk.
Each change is transferred as it occurs. This provides up-to-date data on both sides, but requires the recipient to always be available, and each individual transfer must handle errors. Ten thousand events mean ten thousand opportunities for something to go wrong.
Changes are collected and transferred periodically. This makes troubleshooting and rerunning easier, and allows the recipient to be unavailable for a period of time. The trade-off is that the data may be up to one interval old.
Would anyone make a different decision because the figure is five minutes old rather than an hour? For customer information and orders, the answer is usually no. For inventory in an online store, it may be yes.
Use batch processing for volume and historical data, and real-time processing for the few events that are truly urgent. Building everything in real time because it sounds better results in an integration that is more expensive to operate than it needs to be.
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