Scaling with burst mode

Burst mode is a technique that can be applied to transmission wrapper flows that allows processing of multiple 'single' messages in one unit of work thus facilitating event aggregation as well as reducing commit overhead. Care should be taken when scaling these flows because over-scaling them can reduce the efficiency of the burst processing. If you have deployed 5 thread instances to a burst enabled flow and it receives 100 messages then it is likely that you will run 5 concurrent units of work each processing approximately 20 messages thus reducing the aggregation efficiency.