Multi-agent orchestration New
Supervisor, hand-off, fan-out, event-driven and workflow-led patterns, with a worked invoice example.
Read guide →Where agent orchestration meets enterprise integration: long-running tasks, events, compensation, policy enforcement and auditability.
Supervisor, hand-off, fan-out, event-driven and workflow-led patterns, with a worked invoice example.
Read guide →Dependencies, retries, compensation, correlation IDs and event processing.
Read guide →A2A task states, push notifications and MCP's tasks extension, mapped to asynchronous integration patterns.
Read guide →Approvals as separate, logged requests using MCP Multi Round-Trip Requests and A2A input-required.
Read guide →Policy types, enforcement points, human approval, agent lifecycle and audit evidence.
Read guide →Cascading failures, rogue agents and tool misuse, controlled in gateways and iFlows.
Read guide →OpenTelemetry trace context through agents, gateways and integration flows.
Read guide →| Agentic situation | Integration pattern |
|---|---|
| Several agents must finish one business process | Orchestrator or workflow-led backbone with A2A delegation, depth limits and budgets |
| Agent retries a write after a dropped stream | Idempotent receiver with idempotency keys |
| Step 3 of 5 fails after an agent posted documents | Saga with compensating actions |
| A2A task runs for hours | Asynchronous request-reply with correlation ID and status endpoint |
| Agent floods a backend with calls | Throttling, circuit breaker, bulkhead |
| Business event should wake an agent | Event-driven consumer via an event broker, not polling |
| High-impact action needs approval | Human task / approval step with timeout and escalation |