Performance considerations for clustered environments

There are performance considerations for Sterling B2B Integrator cluster installations.

Performance Requirements for a Clustered Installation
To determine the performance requirements for a Sterling B2B Integrator environment, you must understand the work to be done and the scheduling constraints. There are two distinct classes of business processes: without deadlines and with deadlines.
Managing Single Points of Failure in a Clustered Installation
Failover and clustering are not the same thing. In general, Sterling B2B Integrator should be scalable, reliable and have minimal downtime. Clustering is one way to meet this objective.
Tuning and Configuring in a Clustered Installation
You can tune and configure a cluster to improve performance through the adapters, threads, and nodes.
About Performance and Tuning for Clustered Installations
Load balancing and high availability are the two main benefits for clustering. You must determine the necessary hardware size, processing requirements, and service level for effective clustering.

Parent topic: Clustered Installations