This book covers almost all aspects of the performance
tuning starting from the weblogic server to different SOA components. The highlight
being detailed steps on different options available to analyze and troubleshoot
the issues.
The modularization of the book is really good. The book starts
with the soa infrastructure, listing the different options of monitoring the
JVM’s, SOA suite and different components like bpel, rules, mediator which are
actually really good. BPEL and BPMN tuning tips are already available as part
of the performance guides/blogs ,but the authors have captured that as well in
this book, which is good in one way so as it helps to bring all the performance
tuning options together. Monitoring SOA suite, JVM Garbage collections, Platform
tuning are very well covered in the book. It was good to learn we could leverage
multiple available options mentioned in the book to monitor/troubleshoot different JVM/server
issues.
The book
also covers the tuning aspects from process perspective as well as at environment
level with equal importance. I recommend this book as a must read for SOA
server Administrators as well as SOA Consultants, this book will help you to
get most out of the SOA infrastructure. The book will make an interesting read
for those people who love to take it the next level.
Link to the book @ http://bit.ly/12lrajU
Link to the book @ http://bit.ly/12lrajU
2 comments:
Thanks for the review, I am glad you found the book helpful. We are hoping that we will be able to write an updated edition that will cover Oracle SOA Suite 12c, which more content on OSB and some expanded sections, but that will depend how well this edition sells.
Hi,
Nice Article reviewing the Oracle SOA Suite 11g Performance Tuning Cookbook.
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