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You can use this pattern when you are working with a low throughput.                                                                                                                                                                                           


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1 - High Availability

Multi-node deployment with API Manager (WSO2 OB APIM, WSO2 OB KM and WSO2 Open Banking Business Intelligence ) and Key Manager (WSO2 OB BIIAM) servers.

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2

Multi-Single node deployment with API Manager (WSO2 OB APIM), Key Manager (WSO2 OB IAM), and WSO2 OB KMOpen Banking Business Intelligence (WSO2 OB BI) servers.

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2 - High Availability

Multi-node deployment with API Manager (WSO2 OB APIM), Key Manager (WSO2 OB KM and IAM), and WSO2 Open Banking Business Intelligence (WSO2 OB BI) servers.

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3

Multi-node deployment with separate Gateways, API Manager (WSO2 OB APIM), Key Manager (WSO2 OB KM IAM), and WSO2 Open Banking Business Intelligence (WSO2 OB BI) servers.




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titleSetting up deployment

To set up and configure a HA deployment of WSO2 Open Banking API Manager, see the following topics:

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Open ports

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WSO2 Open Banking API Manager

9763HTTP servlet port
9443HTTPS servlet port
8280,8243NIO/PT transport ports

Scaling the Gateway

Scaling For deployments like  Pattern 3 , the Gateway requires considering can be scaled based on the load that the Gateways will handle. We  We recommend that a load test be carried out on the Gateways in the environment. For more information on what factors affect the load, and how the numbers have to be derived in order to scale, see the article on  Capacity Planning. Make sure to check the backends as well for the expected load.