Decorating Y
TS-8440

Service-oriented architecture (SOA) is becoming the prevailing choice of IT enterprises, and the success of the transition to an SOA is based on the quality of the SOA governance solution. This session highlights why SOA governance is crucial for the successful transition to SOA. It also discusses how to build policy enforcement contracts that can customize how service consumers and producers are able to interact with existing enterprise services.

The session explores how Java EE enterprise architects and developers can build and leverage an SOA governance strategy to manage, share, and enforce policies for the key service artifacts across the enterprise. It shows how to effectively manage the design time, runtime, and management time aspects of the governance infrastructure.

The presentation focuses on tips, best practices, and strategies for how to develop policy enforcement contracts across internal or external services in the enterprise and thus enhance the value of your Java EE enterprise. It looks at how to apply SOA governance to your ESB, BPM, and portal strategies.

The session addresses the following SOA governance strategies and best practices:

• Service classification and taxonomies for publishing and discovering services
• Managing the service life cycle
• Addressing version management and method customizing
• Policy definition and management of nonfunctional systemic qualities
• Creation and usage of governance contracts with enterprise services

Finally, the presentation explores real-world examples of how SOA governance improves the success rate of SOA transition based on customer case studies.

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