We are using XI for Both A2A and B2B interactions and because of the network very large traffic my management is considering doing the A2A and B2B in Separate XI Instances.
What does the XI instances mean here? Whether two XI servers are going to be placed in place to server A2A and B2B Scenarios?
To handle large volumes of data you are saying that we can have two instances of XI. By going for multiple instances whether XI's Performance wont come down?
How does it works with the multiple instances with one Single CPU?
Option 1) Decentralizing the adaptor engine, In which case the adaptor engine ideally should be put on a different machine, then traffic can be routed thru that to reduce load on the main xi Server.
Option 2) Installing a separate XI Instance on a different machine and configuring the ale connections here as a standalone XI server for some high volume transactions, which then again reduces load on the main XI server.
In Case one its a single instance of Integration Server and multiple adaptor engine instances, In Case 2 its two different instances of XI.
In normal scenario we usually use same XI server of both A2A and B2B but in some cases when data volumes are very high and one server is not able to handle the large volume of data in that case we install two separate XI servers for A2A and B2B. In your case also it seems that there are separate server of both.
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