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Mule ESB Blueprints: Scalability and Availability

01.03.2013
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One of our New Year resolutions is to create more content around specific subject areas. The aim of MuleSoft Blueprints is to provide a complete guide on a specific topic in a way that can be easily read and kept for reference. To get you started we have a preview of the Load Balancing Mule for Availability and Scalability.  This blueprint will introduce the necessary concepts and show how to achieve  and scale with JMS, , VM queues and more. This is a preview, we’d love to get your feedback on format, content and topics, you can reach us in the forums or just comment on this post.

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