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Service Lifecycle Governance with IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository

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Published on 10 December 2009

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ISBN-10: 0738433829
ISBN-13: 9780738433820
IBM Form #: SG24-7793-00

Authors: Martin Keen, Nicole Hargrove, Ian Heritage, Prasad Imandi, Wendy Neave, Laura Olson, Bhargav Perepa and Andrew White

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    Abstract

    IBM® WebSphere® Service Registry and Repository (WSRR) provides service registry and repository functions for service-oriented architecture (SOA) enterprise applications. This IBM Redbooks® publication uses business scenarios to illustrate SOA governance using WSRR as the authoritative registry and repository.

    We divided this book into the following parts:

    -- Part one of this book introduces SOA and service governance, provides a technical overview of WSRR, and describes the WSRR governance enablement profile.

    -- Part two of this book provides step-by-step guidance to building WSRR solutions. This part addresses topics such as modeling in WSRR Studio, creating a WSRR user interface, security, promotion, policies, and reports.

    -- Part three describes a series of common usage scenarios and describes step-by-step how to implement them in WSRR. These scenarios describe how to govern schemas, existing services, new services, upgrades to services, and business processes.

    This book is based on WebSphere Service Registry and Repository V6.3 and is intended for IT architects and IT specialists looking to get a better understanding of how to achieve service life cycle governance.

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    Table of Contents

    Part 1. Overview

    Chapter 1. SOA and service governance overview

    Chapter 2. WebSphere Service Registry and Repository technical overview

    Chapter 3. Introduction to the governance enablement profile

    Part 2. Building WSRR solutions

    Chapter 4. JKHL Enterprises case study

    Chapter 5. Modeling in WebSphere Service Registry and Repository Studio

    Chapter 6. WebSphere Service Registry and Repository Web user interface

    Chapter 7. Security

    Chapter 8. Promotion

    Chapter 9. Policies

    Chapter 10. Reports

    Part 3. Scenarios

    Chapter 11. Creating an organizational structure

    Chapter 12. Governing a schema

    Chapter 13. Governing a service defined in a monolithic WSDL

    Chapter 14. Governing a service that reuses an existing service

    Chapter 15. Governing a minor upgrade

    Chapter 16. Governing a business process

    Part 4. Appendixes

    Appendix A. IBM governance enabling tools

    Appendix B. Additional material