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Guaranteed Execution in a Service-Oriented Environment: Centralized Command and Control of Enterprise Applications

Overview Without question, SOA promotes reuse, allows flexibility, and enables the business to respond to change more quickly. However, the current execution environment for SOA is based on static clustering, a reality which prohibits service levels from being met or exacerbates server sprawl in the data center as IT is forced to over-provision to handle unpredictable load. DataSynapse provides the runtime execution environment for service-oriented applications. DataSynapse FabricServer provides an efficient, centralized, easily manageable, policy-based execution environment for SOA. Automatic provisioning of the heterogeneous SOA applications accelerates deployment of new SOA services, while keeping costs of introducing new applications into the environment under tight control.

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Publisher	DataSynapse	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Service-Oriented Architecture, Application Development

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