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Middleware is software that connects different applications, tools, and databases to provide unified services to users.
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It acts as a bridge between different software platforms and devices, allowing them to communicate and exchange data.
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Middleware also enables applications to access shared resources, such as databases and networks.
It can also be used to manage and monitor the performance of applications.
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Middleware is software that bridges gaps between other applications, tools, and databases in order to provide unified services to users. It is commonly characterized as the glue that connects different software platforms and devices together.
What is Middleware? (And How Does it Work?) | Talend
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Middleware is a type of computer software that provides services to software applications beyond those available from the operating system. It can be described as "software glue".[1]
Middleware - Wikipedia
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Middleware speeds development of distributed applications by simplifying connectivity ... an emerging class of middleware leverages container technology to ...
What is Middleware? | IBM
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Learn about middleware and how it works, as well as why and when you would use it. This ... it requires both a secure connection -- using a technology like ...
What is Middleware?
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Middleware is software that provides common services and capabilities to applications ... A comprehensive set of integration and runtimes technologies ...
What is middleware?
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