Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) has become a core requirement within the enterprise IT ecosystem. It does not matter what type of software you develop (e.g. back-end services, UI/UX, APIs, middleware), you should be able to automate your development, test and deployment process. WSO2 ESB is one of the popular open source integration solutions available for implementing middleware services. The below mentioned medium post discusses how to implement a CI/CD pipeline with WSO2 ESB.
WSO2 ESB is an asynchronous high performing messaging engine which uses Java NIO technology for its internal implementations. You can find more information about the implementation details about the WSO2 ESB’s high performing http transport known as Pass-Through Transport (PTT) from the links given below. [1] http://soatutorials.blogspot.com/2015/05/understanding-wso2-esb-pass-through.html [2] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2013/12/demystifying-wso2-esb-pass-through-transport-part-i/ From this tutorial, I am going to discuss about various threads created when you start the ESB and start processing requests with that. This would help you to troubleshoot critical ESB server issues with the usage of a thread dump. You can monitor the threads created by using a monitoring tool like Jconsole or java mission control (java 1.7.40 upwards). Given below is a list of important threads and their stack traces from an active ESB server. PassThroughHTTPSSender ( 1 Thread )
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