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Unlike competitors that impose strict vendor lock-in or mandate specific cloud ecosystem dependencies, WSO2 is built on an open, extensible, and standards-compliant architectural foundation. We offer absolute deployment freedom, allowing you to run the exact same platform fully on-premises, in a private cloud, as a hybrid topology, or via WSO2's fully managed SaaS offerings. Furthermore, our products integrate out-of-the-box with your legacy assets and modern developer pipelines without forcing expensive "start from scratch" re-platforming. Enterprises have put this to the test, and here's the track record behind that trust: 50k+ enterprise users, 2.5 billion identities secured, and 60 trillion transactions processed across 90+ countries.

Yes. WSO2 offers robust support for 100% on-premises deployments in highly restricted environments. The entire product stack can be hosted locally within your own data centers or isolated private clouds (such as Rancher-managed Kubernetes clusters, Azure AKS, or VMware VMs), ensuring complete control over data residency, privacy, and local network security policies.

As AI teams develop localized agents, organizations run into issues with cost control, governance, and security. WSO2 offers the Agent Manager and AI Gateway to solve this. The solution provides a unified governance framework that manages agent identities, distinguishes between human and non-human (agent) access credentials, prevents rogue agent calls, monitors API-based LLM token costs, and records full observability/audit trails for AI operations.

Yes. WSO2 utilizes built-in AI capabilities to abstract complex development workloads. Within our integration and API design suites, AI assistants allow engineers to generate login/registration user journeys, build integration sequences, write custom mediator code, configure policy guardrails, APIs, documentation, and complex data mappings using natural language prompts.

WSO2 subscription pricing is typically calculated using a transparent model based on CPU Core consumption (vCores) or transaction volume tiers. We offer flexible contracting structures, including single-year agreements and multi-year (typically 3-year) contracts. Multi-year agreements lock in competitive subscription rates, guard against year-over-year pricing increases, and provide substantial cost savings.

While WSO2 products are open source, an active commercial subscription is vital for production systems. A subscription guarantees access to WSO2's private update stream, delivering continuous, automated security hotfixes and performance updates. Additionally, it provides 24x7 enterprise-grade support backed by strict operational SLA response times, query support hours, and legal IP warranties. Subscription customers also get a dedicated Sales Engineer or Solution Architect for consultations, along with additional artifacts and support for deployments and migrations.

Yes. Every active core-based subscription includes, at no additional fee, up to three pre-production environments (e.g., Development, QA, and UAT). Passive cluster nodes, cold-disaster recovery systems, and temporary production bursting of up to 25% of your core count (for up to 3 cumulative days per year) are also fully covered under the standard subscription terms.

Yes. WSO2's stateless API Gateway is engineered for high-performance and low-latency throughput. It is optimized for horizontal autoscaling in container environments to accommodate rapid spikes in traffic. Built-in advanced distributed throttling, rate limiting, and traffic management rules ensure that sudden surges (e.g., peak transaction bursts) are controlled cleanly, keeping backend systems protected from resource exhaustion.

Yes. WSO2 Identity Server serves as a centralized identity hub that scales to accommodate millions of external consumers, internal employees, and business partner identities. It provides robust capabilities for multi-tenancy, decentralized user store management (connecting active directories, LDAP, and JDBC databases), single sign-on (SSO), and secure identity federation.