We handled the implementation ourselves in-house. We did not need any integrators or consultants. 

Since we deployed our own servers, we didn't require additional DevOps staff. We didn't implement any CICD pipeline either. We simply uploaded the product into our deployment directory, and it got deployed. Depending on the criticality of the API, one person or maybe two or three at most would handle the deployment. But usually, one person can handle the job.

In Brazil, the reality is deployments are on-premises.

We can set it up easily on our own, as we have a good understanding of the concept. It usually takes us just one or two days to understand and get it running. So, if we have a good concept, it's very easy for us to set up WSO2.

There are some simple steps involved in the deployment process. First, we need to gather all the requirements and transformations and then consume the web service. After that, we export the integration along with the web service. We can also import this application and convert the version if necessary. Finally, we can deploy the entire thing on the integration server.

I did the installation by myself, helped by a mentor-friend. He guided me through the process since I was new to the profile. The setup only involved two people.

Implementation was done in-house.

We did not need any assistance with the setup process. We handled the setup ourselves. 

We handled the implementation ourselves.

We have an in-house system engineer to help us implement the solution.

The initial setup of this solution was simple.