Setup is very easy. We had proper documentation for setup, so it didn't take much time. It's quite easy when you have all the commands and everything in place, like if you know the downstream and upstream. Setup takes a maximum of two or three hours, and I can set up the complete application.

The initial setup of IBM WebSphere Message Broker is simple. Setting up the environment and doing penetration tests would take approximately a couple of weeks to completely test them. Approximately, 10 working days.

The initial setup is a bit complex, so installation, setup and configuration require expertise to be done correctly. I rate the initial setup a seven out of ten. The implementation strategy was phased out, and we had the first few applications integrated and then we slowly implemented additional ones. The integration project took approximately eight months.

The setup phase is taken care of by our admin team. We have already set up the solution locally. So when we give them BAR files, they deploy them. The time taken for deployment depends on Jenkins. They will create a pipeline. They will deploy it in a higher environment. In the local environment, we have a bash script is there, and we can just enter it for deployment.

The setup is easy.

At an enterprise level, only two or three administrators are required for deployment and maintenance.

If you compare it with the previous versions, this was pretty straightforward and easy to set up.

I give the initial setup an eight out of ten.

Some of the mechanisms are a bit complex. The deployment took two years.

The initial setup is relatively straightforward, depending on how knowledgeable the person in charge is.

The most recent version is really easy to install and configure, which will take about one day. The deployment is a simple drag-and-drop, so deploying it will take two days at the maximum.

The solution was already set up when I joined the team, but we still get requests regarding all the applications sitting on ESB which is a bit of challenge. Otherwise things are fine.