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Chapter 8: Distributed Deployment at Runtime Multiple Services in a Container Sometimes the resources to maintain a service do not tax a system’s resources. You can choose to place several different services into a container and let them work independently to provide finer granularity for your composite application. Some services complement each other to the point where they comprise a coarser grained application, as shown: Directory Service Management Node ctHostA1 esbHostA1 Enterprise Service Bus ESB Container Sonic ESB Management Container SonicMQ In this illustration, several services are deployed in a container. The services work independently, sharing the caching and runtime management of the single container. When Intra-Container Messaging is enabled on a container, messages can be transferred within the container. Do this when a message heading for one hosted service’s exit endpoint matches the entry endpoint of another service hosted in the container. For more information on intra-container messaging and also its Quality of Service ramifications, see the Sonic ESB Product Family: Development Guide in the Eclipse help. See Part IV of the Progress Sonic ESB Configuration and Management Guide for 150 Progress Sonic ESB Deployment Guide 8.5 ctHostA1 HostA
Multiple Services in a Container information on using intra-container messaging in adding multiple Database Service steps to an ESB process, and using polling queries to run the Database Service in an ESB process. Services that share an ESB Container are not required to be heterogeneous. You can have an BPEL Server running in a container where an ESB service transforms or routes the incoming or outgoing data, as shown: Directory Service Management Node ctHostA1 esbHostA1 Advanced ESB Service BPEL Server + BPEL DataStore ESB Container Sonic ESB Management Container SonicMQ Progress Sonic ESB Deployment Guide 8.5 151 ctHostA1 HostA Enterprise Service Bus
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