It also compromises of
- data integration capabilities, eliminating the need to use a separate data services server for your integration processes.
- managing long-running, stateful business processes.
- analytics capabilities for comprehensive monitoring
- message brokering capabilities that can be used for reliable messaging
- capabilities to run microservices for your integration flows.
Other than those key features, some benefits of having WSO2 ESB are,
- Enables communication among various heterogeneous applications and systems
- 100% open source, lightweight, and high performance
- Support for open standards such as REST, SOAP, WS-*
- Support for domain specific solutions (SAP, FIX, HL7)
- Support message format transformation
- Supports message routing
- Supports message enrichment
- 160+ Connectors (A ready made tool that can be used to connect to public web APIs) such as Salesforce, JIRA, Twitter, LDAP, Facebook and more)
- Supports wider range of integration scenarios, known as EIP patterns
- Having Scalable and extensible architecture
- Easy to configure and re-use, tooling support via Developer Studio, which is an eclipse based tool for artifact design
- Equipped with ESB analytics, for real time monitoring
Find more on WSO2 ESB from:
http://wso2.com/library/articles/2017/07/what-is-wso2-esb/
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