Where are you and Michele located? We are in Virginia USA. David
Marcel Ruff wrote:
Hi David,
as a developer i can't talk for xmlBlaster 'end-users', but i like
your use case :-)
I would recommend to simulate the setup in-house to recognize early
enough possible problems.
This shouldn't be too hard but will pay off in long term.
Another issue in such an environment is efficient monitoring and
control, here xmlBlaster
offers some very smart features.
Probably it is a good idea to hire Michele or myself for some days
doing initial planing,
best regards
Marcel
David R Robison wrote:
We are also interested in people's experience with the stability of a
"large" xmlBlaster network. Thanks again, David
David R Robison wrote:
We are currently deploying a statewide xmlBlaster network for
regional data integration and sharing. The data being shared is
standards based XML messages wrapped in an EDXL-DE message. We
currently have deployed 6 xmlBlaster nodes, most operating as both
domain masters and slaves. We foresee the network growing to about a
dozen nodes with 2 dozen domains mapped onto the cluster of nodes
with up to 1500 simultaneous users attached to the various nodes.
Our client has expressed some question as to the ability of
xmlBaster to scale to multiple nodes and multiple data sources. I am
curious as to what other experience others have had in deploying
"large" xmlBlaster networks and what performance is being realized
by xmlBlaster.
Thanks in advance, David Robison
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