Until now, 89% of companies grapple with data and system integration challenges. Application integration is often complex, expensive, and incomplete, as existing integration solutions cannot handle the long tail of data connectors. Jetic, a cloud-native integration company, launched its cloud-native iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service) – democratizing integration for agile enterprises while avoiding vendor lock-ins.

After three years of success, the company has emerged from stealth to announce the official launch of Jetic – a reliable and robust serverless platform that has been enabling developers to engineer, deliver, and maintain scalable APIs and integrations using hundreds of pre-built connectors and patterns.

“We are thrilled to officially unveil Jetic,” said Andre Sluczka, CEO, Jetic. “Jetic represents a paradigm shift in cloud-native integration, offering a transformative platform that empowers development teams while eliminating the constraints of costly vendor lock-ins.”

Jetic offers no vendor lock-in on two levels. First, by leveraging Kubernetes, making it cloud-agnostic, Jetic promises the ability to lift and shift workloads anywhere while maintaining a highly available environment. The second is an OpenStack approach. By relying on Apache Camel, a mature open-source framework used by Fortune 500 companies, users are given the independence to use their application integration workflow without disruption.

Jetic caters to various integration scenarios, including real-time integration, API management, serverless integration, event streaming, data capture, and data transformation, allowing users to automate their business.