Performance/Scalability

Best practices in Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) include a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) model to implement a service broker pattern for connectivity, mediation, process orchestration and security.

In your cloud environment, if a user is consuming too much of your resources, either you have to control the user's behavior or scale up your resources to cater the situation and charge the user for consuming resources. If you decide to control the user, then, throttling is the answer for you.

This article describes the importance of throttling and how to use throttling in WSO2 StratosLive.

In this article I discuss the performance of WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus, and compare current stable release with the previous stable release. If you are planning to deploy WSO2 ESB in your production environment or migrate from a previous version, this article will be useful in achieving your task.

This is a guide on how to setup a cluster for any WSO2 carbon based product using Governance Registry as the central repository. The replication among the cluster nodes will be handled using a shared Governance Registry. We suggest users to read the article about Registry separation concepts before following the steps below.

When Web services are used at the enterprise level, it's a common requirement to control the access remotely to these services. Isuru Suriarachchi, Senior Software Engineer at WSO2, explains how you can do that using WSO2 Throttle module. Isuru also explores the throttling configuration and the high level architecture of WSO2 Throttle module.

One of the powerful features of WSO2 Mashup Server is its extensibility by using Javascript Host Objects. Ruchira Wageesha, Software Engineer at WSO2, demonstrates a step by step process in creating a custom Host Object for WSO2 Mashup Server extending the functionality of WSO2 Mashup Server giving its users the maximum flexibility to create mashups.