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SOA Pattern (#5): Service Decomposition
Apr 2, 2009
The Service Decomposition pattern provides a technique for splitting up a service after its initial deployment into two or more fine-grained services.
SOA Security 101: Patching the Firewall Hole
Apr 1, 2009
Atif Ghauri explains the new threats associated with service-oriented solutions.
Enterprise Mashups Part II: Why SOA Architects Should Care
Mar 24, 2009
Learn why SOA architects should care about enterprise mashups.
Enterprise Mashups Part I: Bringing SOA to the People
Mar 17, 2009
Learn the value of mashups to an SOA architect or even a business user.
Ten Strategies for Overcoming the Technological Impact of SOA Governance
Mar 17, 2009
This article offers a series of simple tips and tactics to bolster the likelihood of being successful when selecting and implementing SOA governance technology.
REST-Inspired SOA Design Patterns
Mar 10, 2009
Raj Balasubramanian presents a series of REST-inspired SOA patterns has been developed as candidate patterns for inclusion in the master SOA design patterns catalog.
Characteristics of Event-Driven Architecture
Mar 2, 2009
How should the components work together to realize the desired functionality of an Event-Driven Architecture (EDA)?
SOA Pattern (#4): Service Normalization
Feb 25, 2009
Like data normalization, the Service Normalization pattern is intent on reducing redundancy and waste in order to avoid the governance burden associated with having to maintain and synchronize similar or duplicate bodies of service logic.
SOA Governance: Governing the Service Factory
Feb 19, 2009
This chapter covers a practical approach for governing both the operation of the service factory and the management of services after they have been deployed to production.
Web Development with TIBCO General Interface: Understanding General Interface Architecture
Feb 19, 2009
This chapter provides a high-level architecture of TIBCO General Interface and its framework components and describes how General Interface applications work in the browser.
SOA Pattern (#3): Domain Inventory
Feb 5, 2009
You are not required to carry out an enterprise-wide adoption of SOA in order to realize its benefits. This is the very reason the Domain Inventory pattern emerged.
SOA Pattern (#2): Non-Agnostic Context
Jan 28, 2009
Should a service only be considered a service if it’s reusable?
SOA Pattern (#1): Service Façade
Jan 20, 2009
Thomas Erl brings you the first SOA Pattern of the Week.
SOA Design Patterns: Service Governance Patterns
Jan 14, 2009
This chapter covers several SOA patterns that have emerged to help evolve a service without compromising its responsibilities as an active member of a service inventory.
Parallel Computing and Business Applications
Dec 30, 2008
Cory Isaacson explains how Software Pipelines architecture enables you to easily scale your application to any size, maximize your resources, and best of all, do all this and still maintain critical business transaction and integrity requirements.
Focus on the IBM Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Society and Integrating Individual Communities
Nov 5, 2008
Sandy Carter describes the "community of communities," the IBM SOA Society.
SOA Design Patterns: Capability Composition Patterns
Nov 4, 2008
Capability composition patterns build upon the service identification and definition patterns to establish the concept of service composition. Thomas Erl discusses this pattern in this chapter.
Anatomy of a Web Service Contract
Oct 21, 2008
This chapter explains the Web service contract from a conceptual and structural perspective.
Executing SOA: A Methodology for Service Modeling and Design
Jul 17, 2008
This chapter provides a detailed overview of a service-oriented design methodology and covers the SOA reference architecture.
Master Data Management: An Introduction
Jul 11, 2008
This article introduces the concept of Master Data Management (MDM), the discipline to provide an authoritative source of trusted master data.

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