Oracle Service Bus Reviews

Middleware Administrator at a comms service provider with 10,001+ employees

Nov 29 2016

What is most valuable?

It's sort of a one-stop shop for web services. All of our web services interact with each other. Instead of calling specific server host names and specific URLs, we call the OSB service bus URL that's configured for that specific client. It's very simple to know where things are going because we can generate the URL specifically with our naming convention, so... more»

What needs improvement?

With the most recent version, 12c, I'm still getting use to using it, learning how to use it, how to configure it. The Oracle documentation is OK, but there aren’t a lot of good examples for me to follow. It describes the concepts and what it can do, but how to apply them has been a struggle, so far. I'm still looking for help in that area.

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it_user452640

Senior Consultant at a consultancy with 10,001+ employees

Mar 22 2017

What do you think of Oracle Service Bus?

Valuable Features It’s a lightweight tool compared to Oracle BPEL The design of the product. • Improvements to My Organization Because it can handle JSON inputs, we can now use JSON. • Room for Improvement The logging and error-handling framework can be improved. Usage of DVMs, MDS and other additional features that are possible in XSLT in BPEL are missing in this product. • Use of Solution I have used it for the past three years and I am satisfied with it. • Deployment Issues There were no issues with deployment; it was very straightforward. • Stability Issues I have not encountered any stability issues. The product is highly stable. • Scalability Issues I have not encountered any scalability issues. The product is highly scalable. • Customer...

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Sen6721TLc

‎Senior ETL Consultant at a tech vendor with 201-500 employees

Apr 26 2018

What do you think of Oracle Service Bus?

Primary Use Case Integration. Writing of services. It's a proxy layer. • Improvements to My Organization It helps in building reusable, well-defined services. • Valuable Features It is lightweight and one can easily integrate with different applications, databases, JMS, or Web services through different protocols. • Room for Improvement It needs to support more adapters, because the integration points keep changing and new things keep coming up. It also needs to be more scalable. • Stability Issues Stability is very good. • Scalability Issues I have seen that it is able to perform under high-load transactions. It was very good at supporting high transactions, up to 300 transactions per second. That requires more servers, obviously. • Customer Service and...

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What is Oracle Service Bus?

Oracle Service Bus transforms complex and brittle architectures into agile integration networks by connecting, virtualizing, and managing interactions between services and applications. Oracle Service Bus delivers low-cost, standards-based integration for mission critical SOA environments where extreme performance, scalability and reliability are critical requirements.

Oracle Service Bus enables companies to use the values of their enterprise applications portfolio. From on-premise, to the cloud to mobile devices, Service Bus allows companies to leverage their existing investments in new ways by extending the performance and scalability leadership of Oracle SOA and API Management.

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MakeMyTrip Ltd., Griffith University, Colab Consulting Pty. Ltd., Pacfico Seguros Generales, IGEPA IT-SERVICE GmbH, Guangzhou Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau, Pacfico Seguros Generales, Bank Audi S.A.L., Rydges Sydney Airport, Intelligent Pathways, Nacional Monte de Piedad IAP