Performance tuning measures in B2B 11g

Hi Gurus,
I am working on SOA Suite 11.1.1.3. I wanted to know performance tuning measures which could be configured in our B2B production instance.
Need some information on how performance tuning could be done in both outbound and inbound flow. Please suggest few solutions which you might have implemented in your projects
Thanks in advance

Hi,
Performance and throughput depends on hardware ,software and designed architecture. In a very basic system, we are able to achieve more then 20 msg/second.
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