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Real Examples SOA Governance in Use Today

Real Examples SOA Governance in Use Today. 2nd SOA for E-Government Conference. Presenter: Chris Brown E-Mail: chbrown@mercury.com Date: October 31, 2006. Some Systinet Customers. What is SOA Governance About?. How are Customers Defining the Service Lifecycle?. Federal Government

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Real Examples SOA Governance in Use Today

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  1. Real Examples SOA Governance in Use Today • 2nd SOA for E-Government Conference Presenter: Chris Brown E-Mail: chbrown@mercury.com Date: October 31, 2006

  2. Some Systinet Customers

  3. What is SOA Governance About?

  4. How are Customers Defining the Service Lifecycle? • Federal Government • FDCE – Development, Development Piloting, Operational Piloting, Operations • NCES – In Development, Release Candidate, Operational, Deprecated, Obsolete • Commercial Customers • Development, Testing, QA, Production, Deprecated, Retired

  5. What are the Roles and Responsibilities in SOA Governance? • Developer/Material Provider • Responsible for the development and integration of services available on the network • Testers • Test services for functionality, but test the service against the SOA Policies and load testing to ensure the service can meet the proposed SLA • Architects • Responsible for the overall architecture of the SOA by defining the SOA policies and services needed within the SOA • End Users/Warfighter • End-Users engaged early in the development of services to provide feedback back to the developers prior to the service going into production

  6. What Policies are Being Enforced? • Technical Policies • WS-Interoperability Basic Profile • Namespace Rules • Organization Best Practices such as all WSDLs must implement a getVersion operation • Metadata Policies • Has the service been tagged with the proper DoD Security Classification • Has an architecture guide been associated to the service • Business Polices • Does the service have proper sign-off to be deployed in production • Does the service conform to DoD IA Standards

  7. How does all this fit into a process? Provide metadata and relationships to service Self-check service against policies Allow end-users to utilize and publish feedback Request Promotion to next lifecycle stage Policies are validated Service promoted to next lifecycle stage

  8. Governance while in Operation • Managing the relationships between service consumers and providers • Who are my consumers? • What is my SLA to those consumers? • Who do I affect if I change my service? • Am I using a deprecated Service?

  9. Q & A

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