Most companies can live with integration platforms that are dependent on a stable reliable internet connection and can build it to run only in the cloud. But what if you run a hospital where you need to get messages through to save lives, even if the connections are down for minutes or hours, or even days? Or what if you run a cruise ship where systems need to communicate with each other even when you are far at sea and connections are unavailable or unstable? What components and architecture patterns can you use to build a platform with Azure Integration Services that will also work for your local integration needs. How can you utilize the capabilities of Azure Local to support your integration platform. This is what I will go through when I take the Azure integration platform from the cloud to the ground.