WSO2 BAM has importantly three
components,
- Receiving Data/Events and Storage- This is the main interface which BAM interacts with other servers. That is you can use WSO2 servers/ any third part servers/application and send the events/data to BAM. I'll include how you can send events to BAM in a separate article.
- Analytics- This component analyzes the data that is received in part-1, and produces some useful information out of your data. Apache Hive and hadoop are used in this segment to analyze the big data and scale according to the requirement.
- Presentation
There are attractive dashboards, gadgets, reports can be produced in this segment out of the data you have summarized in step-2.
In reality during the testing stage,
you might be writing your own customized artifacts in all three above
components. The toolbox provides you the flexibility of combining all
three as a single artifact and install in WSO2 BAM, such that all the components as mentioned above can come in to the BAM within few seconds, rather manually setting up
the environment in production setup.
And also WSO2 BAM will be continuously
releasing new toolboxes which includes different use cases such that
you can just install that in WSO2 BAM and try out.
You can see how you can install the
toolboxes in WSO2 BAM
inhttp://docs.wso2.org/wiki/display/BAM200/Creating+a+Custom+Toolbox
http://docs.wso2.org/wiki/display/BAM200/Introduction+to+BAM+Toolbox
And also you can find how you can
create your own toolbox in,
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