[Users] Connect easierBSM to Petals ESB

[jlesbegueries]

Hello guys,I would like to add some clarification on what is EasierBSM and
how it works.

It is basically an ESB with monitoring features (additional components and
administration). For instance the connectToESB operation allows to connect a
compliant ESB, in order to launch its monitoring.More precisely, EasierBSM
is an EasyESB with additional components and administration (sla-manager,
wsdm-monitoring, data-collector components and bsm administration).

It works with EasyESB, has been tested on Petals DSB, but not on Petals ESB.
However we can imagine interceptors implemented for the DSB should work for
the ESB if there is a need for monitoring.

In case of you did not find it, here is a link to EasierBSM web page:
https://research.linagora.com/display/easierbsm/
<https://research.linagora.com/display/easierbsm/>  

source code is here (anonymous/anonymous connection): 
https://svn.petalslink.org/svnroot/trunk/research/dev/experimental/easierbsm/
<https://svn.petalslink.org/svnroot/trunk/research/dev/experimental/easierbsm/>  


If you want to look further on EasierBSM, I advise you to look on the test
units of bsm-distribution project:
https://svn.petalslink.org/svnroot/trunk/research/dev/experimental/easierbsm/bsm-distribution/src/test/java/com/ebmwebsourcing/easierbsm/BSMTest.java
<https://svn.petalslink.org/svnroot/trunk/research/dev/experimental/easierbsm/bsm-distribution/src/test/java/com/ebmwebsourcing/easierbsm/BSMTest.java>  

where a test connects an EasyESB node to EasierBSM node, a WS is bound to
EasyESB, a subscription on EasierBSM is made, and some notifications (QoS,
actually WS-DM OperationMetrics objects) are retrieved while the WS is
invoked.

For now, there is no link with governance, even if EasierBSM is able to
provide QoS, load SLAs, and send SLA Alerts.

Best!
Julien.



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