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WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus Deployment Patterns, Part 1: Selecting Your Deployment Pattern - Finding the Topology That Is Right for You Requires an Analysis of Application Properties and of Non-Functional Requirements
Overview Sorting through all of the deployment options that are available with WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus can be a daunting task. If one has a topology that accommodates any possible application, one can end up with more configuration than one requires. However, if one customizes the environment so that one has exactly what one needs, one may need to spend more effort to gain knowledge than one can afford to spend. This paper identifies deployment patterns that fall between these two extremes. These patterns may not be fully optimized to one's needs, but they require much less analysis than a fully customized environment. In this paper, one identifies the application properties and availability expectations that one can use to select a specific deployment pattern.
| Publisher | IBM | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | November 2006 | ||
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