IBM智慧旅游.ppt

* * * **Main point: The SOA reference architecture is a vendor-neutral way of looking at and planning the set of services that go into building an SOA. The SOA reference architecture is a way of looking at the set of services that go into building an SOA. This architecture is not unique to IBM; these are things that you need to consider when approaching SOA regardless of what products and services are used. These capabilities can be implemented on a build-as-you-go basis allowing capabilities and project level solutions to be easily added as new requirements are addressed over time. You can see that these services organized along the same lifecycle we’ve discussed. On the left in is Development Services which is model and assemble, in the middle are the elements of the deployment run-time environment you use and on the right is management. The backbone of the reference architecture is the enterprise service bus which facilitates communication between services. The reference architecture is a great tool for laying out roadmaps for pursuing SOA. Regardless of what kind of project you’re undertaking, it makes sense to lay it out on a reference architecture to see how the various services you’re designing are going to interact with each other Additional detail: The SOA Reference Architecture outlines the key capabilities that are required for comprehensive, enterprise wide SOA solutions. These capabilities can be implemented on a build-as-you-go basis allowing capabilities and project level solutions to be easily added as new requirements are addressed over time. Tools are an essential component of any comprehensive integration architecture. The SOA Architecture includes both Development Services which are used to implement custom artifacts that leverage the infrastructure capabilities, and Business Innovation Optimization Services which are used to monitor and manage the runtime implementations at both the IT and business process levels. At the core of the