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On April 23rd, 2009, a panel of IBM experts answered your questions on establishing the right level of governance, a critical aspect of any service-oriented architecture (SOA) project. How do you get started? What are the minimum set of definitions that have to exist even for a small effort? And how do you grow from there? This panel of experts has extensively used WebSphere Service Registry and Repository as an enabler for SOA governance. For more information about SOA, see the WebSphere SOA zone.
This online chat is for anyone interested in SOA governance and WebSphere Service Registry and Repository.
This chat is over. See the download below for the transcript. Thanks for your participation!
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- Read related developerWorks articles:
- Introducing IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository, Part 1: A day in the life of WebSphere Service Registry and Repository in the SOA life cycle introduces the main concepts and capabilities of IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (hereafter called Service Registry).
- Introducing IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository, Part 2: Architecture, APIs, and content contains an architectural overview of Service Registry and its capabilities.
- Create SOA governance solutions with WebSphere Service Registry and Repository and Tivoli Composite Application Manager for SOA, Part 1: Monitor and control the run time describes how to monitor and control run time SOA implementations using Service Registry and Tivoli Composite Application Manager for SOA.
- Establish a policy-driven SOA using WebSphere Service Registry and Repository and WebSphere ESB describes how to use and change standard WS-Policy documents stored in a registry to impact run time behavior in an ESB.
- Learn more about SOA governance methods,
services, and tools from IBM at
IBM SOA Governance and Service Life Cycle Management.
- The
WebSphere Service
Registry and Repository Information Center
provides complete product documentation.
- The WebSphere
Service Registry and Repository product information page
provides Service Registry product information, including requirements and
how to purchase.
- The
developerWorks
WebSphere SOA zone
provides a host of technical resources, such as articles, tutorials, and
downloads on WebSphere SOA solutions.
- The
developerWorks
WebSphere business process management zone
provides a host of technical resources, such as articles, tutorials, and
downloads, on WebSphere BPM solutions, including Service
Registry.
Andre Tost is a Senior Technical Staff Member in IBM Software Services for WebSphere, where he helps IBM's customers establish service-oriented architectures. His special focus is on Web services technology. Before his current assignment, he spent ten years in various partner enablement, development, and architecture roles in IBM software development, most recently for the WebSphere Business Development group. Originally from Germany, he now lives and works in Rochester, Minnesota. In his spare time, he likes to spend time with his family and play and watch soccer whenever possible.
Duncan Clark is an IT Architect in IBM United Kingdom, specializing in the governance aspects of WebSphere Service Registry and Repository in the SOA lifecycle. For the last ten years, he has been working in distributed service oriented systems, ranging from defense simulations through knowledge management systems to collaborative portals. Duncan has been developing service-oriented solutions supporting governance and compliance in the life sciences and registry markets for the last three years.
Arnauld Desprets is a Senior Certified IT Architect with IBM Software Services for WebSphere in France. Arnauld has over 10 years of consulting with companies all over Europe. He has over eight years of experience with WebSphere Application Server, and now specializes in SOA and Web services, especially in WS-Security. His latest interest is on the role of governance and the registry, including WebSphere Service Registry and Repository in a SOA.
Michael Ellis is a Solution Architect in IBM Software Services for WebSphere and lives in Ottawa, Canada. He specializes in Web services, XML, J2EE technology, and object-oriented architecture and design.
Laura Olson is a Certified Consulting IT Specialist at IBM in Rochester, Minnesota. She specializes in helping customers reach the full potential of their SOA by enabling SOA governance. Previously, she was the lead portal architect for the Advanced Web Technologies group in IBM where she architected and created the "My Software Support" portal. She likes to spend her spare time with her family and working on her private pilot's license.
