1. Service Lifecycle Management with Oracle SOA Governance
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Service Lifecycle Management with Oracle SOA Governance
Yogesh Sontakke, Proactive Services -Technology

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Agenda
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Governance – The Why’s & What’s
What is the Oracle SOA Governance Suite?
What is Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER)?
What is Oracle Service Registry (OSR)?
Governing the Service Lifecycle
Integrating Governance with your world
Questions

3. Why Governance?
Are your services built to standards and reused as they should be?
Are your services secure and meeting service levels?
How do you handle complexity in the Service Lifecycle?
Do your teams have visibility of dependencies between services and other components to easily make changes without introducing risk?
Do you know how your application interfaces are being used?
Are you seeing enough success in your first Service projects to facilitate further expansion across projects?

4. Lack of Governance Inhibits Service Adoption
Q: What, if anything, has or will inhibit SOA adoption at your company? (Infoworld)
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5. What is SOA/Service Governance?
The specific focus of SOA (or Service) governance is on the development of services that add value to the business.
Effective governance must cover the people, processes, and technologies involved in the entire Service life cycle from business point of view and connectivity and reuse from IT point of view, thus aligning business with IT.
Effective SOA Governance requires
a combination of people, process, and technology.
addressing the entire SOA lifecycle, end-to-end
focus on business alignment. 5

6. SOA Governance Closed-Loop Lifecycle Management
Develop
Retire Services
Design
Deploy &
Secure
Manage Change
Analyze
& Model
Monitor
Policies
& SLAs
Visibility
Control
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Agenda
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Governance – The Why’s & What’s
What is the Oracle SOA Governance Suite?
What is Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER)?
What is Oracle Service Registry (OSR)?
Governing the Service Lifecycle
Integrating Governance with your world
Questions

8. The Oracle SOA Governance Suite
Oracle Enterprise Repository
Lifecycle management
Impact/dependency analysis
Compliance reporting
Service reuse
Oracle Service Registry
Industry Standards-based (UDDI v3)
RT Service discovery
OER Auto synchronization
API interface
Governance Integrations
SOA and BPM suite’s: BPEL, ESB …
IDEs: JDeveloper, Eclipse, SCM’s, .NET …
Deployment: Ant, Asset auto publish
UDDI and other “Best of Breed” tooling
EM SOA Management Pack
Manage production processes / services
Capture usage metrics
SLA Monitoring
Oracle Web Services Mgr
Run time governance
Policy-oriented security / access control 8

9. The Suite in Action Publish, Discover, Change Manage Services
Registry/Repository
Policy Manager
SOA Management Pack
Publish, Discover, Change Manage Services
Federated Policy Management
Provision Services & Monitor SLAs 9 9

10. Where does Governance fit in the bigger picture?
SOA Governance
REAL-TIME VISIBILITY & PROCESSING
Alerts Business Monitoring
BAM
Events
Data Streams
CEP
Application Development
Framework
Enterprise
Modeling
BPA Suite
JDeveloper
Business User
BPM Suite
GOVERNANCE
System
Monitoring
Enterprise Manager
UDDI
WS Policies Security
Web Services Manager
Registry
SOA lifecycle governance
Enterprise Repository
Native
BPEL
Business
Rules
Human
Workflow
BPEL Process Manager
ORCHESTRATION
Routing
Transform
Data
Quality
ETL & Replication
Data Integrator
Oracle Service Bus
Mediation
ROUTING & DATA SERVICES
Apps
Adapters B2B
Partners DB
Legacy
CONNECTIVITY
Coherence Cache
J2EE Application Server (Oracle AS, WebLogic, WebSphere, JBoss)
Messaging
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Agenda
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Governance – The Why’s & What’s
What is the Oracle SOA Governance Suite?
What is Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER)?
What is Oracle Service Registry (OSR)?
Governing the Service Lifecycle
Integrating Governance with your world
Questions

12. What is Oracle Enterprise Repository?
Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER) provides :
End-to-End Lifecycle Governance Visibility
Minimizes redundancy
Optimizes service reuse, and improves ROI
Automates a service’s lifecycle progression
Reflects the policies applied to assets, and monitors compliance to standards
Provides Analytics to track and illustrate progress of initiatives

13. Completely extensible & configurable. Publish Assets in seconds.
OER Harvester & Asset Editor Assets = Services, Business Processes, Polices, XMLs etc
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14. Metadata = Practices, Models, Feedbacks, SLAs, Docs etc.
OER – Asset Metadata
Metadata = Practices, Models, Feedbacks, SLAs, Docs etc.
This is just a preview screen shot that shows the depth of the metadata we collect.
We can see the service details, which include:
The Description
The PortTypes, including request and response ports
and Operations on the ports
This is information beyond what a generic WSDL would give you for a service.
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15. OER: Mapping Dependencies
Dependency Mapping is useful for Impact Analysis & Traceability

16. OER Workflow Build Trust & Reduce Risk through Automated Workflows
Services pushed in Dev environment for reuse instantly
No time wasted searching for or reinventing the wheel

17. OER : Understanding Consumer behaviour
So if I’m a planner, developer or architect in your company, and I’m deciding whether to reuse a service composite in my sales process, I can go to the repository for information.
I can drill into the supporting services to find the scorecards. Do the underlying service endpoints meet my response time criteria? Are the services generally reliable and scalable, and if not, is there someone I can contact to negotiate better service levels?
Closed loop metrics not only enable better design-time decisions, but they provide consumers with information to negotiate the proper service levels with service providers.
This builds trust in reusable services, increases their adoption, and eliminates surprises if services have not been performing as expected.
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Agenda
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Governance – The Why’s & What’s
What is the Oracle SOA Governance Suite?
What is Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER)?
What is Oracle Service Registry (OSR)?
Governing the Service Lifecycle
Integrating Governance with your world
Questions

19. What is Oracle Service Registry?
A fully V3-compliant implementation of the UDDI specification
A key component of a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).
Provides a standards-based foundation for locating services, invoking services and managing metadata about services
Control over Service Provisioning
Flexible account provider support
LDAP, Database or External
Registry Control Administrators Console
Manage server, authentication, configuration etc …
Search, browse, manage services, taxonomies
Business Service Console
End user asset search, browse, publish, categorize

20. OSR Catalogue & Search Pages

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Agenda
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Governance – The Why’s & What’s
What is the Oracle SOA Governance Suite?
What is Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER)?
What is Oracle Service Registry (OSR)?
Governing the Service Lifecycle
Integrating Governance with your world
Questions

24. Full Service Lifecycle Governance
Development & Testing
Modeling
Design
Analysis
Deployment
IDEs
Oracle Enterprise Repository & Service Registry
UDDI
SOA Mgmt Pack
OWSM
The Oracle SOA Governance solution is a full SOA lifecycle governance solution…meaning we manage the lifecycle from end-to-end.
At the very core to this solution is the Oracle Enterprise Repository for managing and providing visibility into all SOA assets. Here, also, is where a majority of your workflows associated with automating the governance process exists. The Oracle Service Registry acts as the UDDI interface to the repository that acts as a bridge to the runtime infrastructure.
The repository is where you will primarily apply governance during the design stages of the lifecycle. Once implemented and deployed into the runtime infrastructure, the UDDI registry is updated with the metadata information associated with the deployed artifacts, which the runtime infrastructure can then discover, call, and enforce. OWSM can then be used to apply policy to control the runtime access and behavior of the assets in runtime, while Enterprise Management SOA Management Pack monitors the performance and behavior to compare how the services are operating to how they were designed.
Runtime Modification
Removal
Secure & Audit
Retirement
Monitoring

25. Service Lifecycle Sample Use Case
OSR
Web Service
4) Consume and enable discovery of newly available services
OER
Approve + Promote
2) Approve relationships and dependency mapping to other shared artifacts
Trigger state transition from design time to runtime via governance process
Web Service
JDev
1) Harvest assets (services & artifacts)
3) Publish and promotion on service through lifecycle stages to Registry

26. Service Lifecycle Management Stages
Harvest
Asset types
Tooling
Interfaces
Manage
Approve
Control
Roles
Promotion
Quality
Publish
Configure
Discover
Correlate
Bi-direction
Consume
Visibility
Control
Prescribe
Manage
Retire
Notify
Warn
Remove visibility
Automation

27. Harvest Asset Types Tooling Management
Service assets/artifacts: WSDL, XSD, Services …
Standard and non-standard: examples J2EE, EJB, .NET …
Tooling
Console, IDE’s, JDeveloper, Eclipse, SCM
Automation via Ant, BPM workflows
Interfaces: MDIF OER SOAP, plug-in adapters and UDDI
Management
SFID for correlation to maintain ONE unique asset
Maintain integrity of the asset/artifact for reuse
Create and maintain relationships, references, location

28. Approve Registrars control the quality of assets in the repository
Submitted
Accepted
SME Approvals
Registered
Approved
Approval Process
Assets
Registrars control the quality of assets in the repository
SME’s contribute, update and approve metadata
Asset integrity improves as it moves through approval process
Approval process and workflow for automation are the heart of the governance process
Approval process extends from Repository to Registry

29. Publish OER metadata mapped to UDDI: Bi-directional OER-OSRV3
OSR QA
OSR Stage
OER
OER metadata mapped to UDDI:
Business Service
Binding Template
Access Point
WSDL reference
Policy
Bi-directional OER-OSR
Correlation via UUID
Publish to registry via XU
Automated via workflow
Discoverable via UDDI
OSR Prod

30. Consume Visibility Control Management RBAC search and consume
Design time (IDE, MDIF, REX) and Runtime (UDDI Inquiry) custom API
Individual assets or service with dependent artifacts, references intact
Control
Prescription Use Case
Specific artifacts prescribed to a project with mandated usage
Visibility controlled via promotion workflows
Reuse of assets/artifacts is tracked by repository
Management
OOTB analytics and reporting
Dependency management, traceability, visibility, impact analysis
Patented duplicate detection algorithm
Notifications of change

31. Retire Retirement is Managed over time Consumer Management
WS V1.0
WS V2.0
Time
Usage
Retirement is Managed over time
Consumer Management
Early warning retirement notification
Retired assets are no longer visible
New asset availability notice on registration
Retirement is a long-lived lifecycle stage
Metadata maintained in OER for history and reference
Asset may remain in use for years or decades
Retirement is the final lifecycle stage

32. Automation at Every Stage
Harvest
SOA Deployment/Ant tasks, OSB auto publish, SCM check in
Automated accept, assign and register
Approve
State transitions trigger BPM workflows and manual task approvals
Publish
OSB auto subscribe, workflow publish to/from UDDI
Consume
Automated bundle download Consumer/subscriber notifications
OSR  SOA/BPEL PM runtime dynamic endpoint resolution
Retire
Automated consumer/subscriber notifications
Automation  Real Time Enterprise Repository

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Agenda
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Governance – The Why’s & What’s
What is the Oracle SOA Governance Suite?
What is Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER)?
What is Oracle Service Registry (OSR)?
Governing the Service Lifecycle
Integrating Governance with your world
Questions

34. Governance & your SDLC Complements existing SDLC Processes
Adds formal architecture design and review touchpoints
Aligns architecture and business objectives
Interoperates with Version Control Systems, IDEs, Doc repositories, File Stores, Design-time policy validation tooling etc

35. Development IDE Support in OER 11g
Use case
JDeveloper 11g
Eclipse
VS.NET
Submit files
Yes
Harvest (BPEL, WSDL 1.1, XSD, XSLT)
Yes*
Harvest (SCA)
New
Search Enterprise Repository
View Asset Details
Consume Artifacts and/or references
Deployed services or remotely hosted artifacts only
Prescriptive Reuse
Automatic Usage Detection (SFID)
No, however inclusion in a composite counts as usage
We make governance as unobtrusive as possible to the development community. Development teams don’t want a lot of overhead – they just want to build good services and applications.
One of the ways that governance is introduced as a natural part of development is through direct integration with the IDE.
11g fully supports JDeveloper now, and continues its existing support for Eclipse, and VS .Net. Through the IDE, developers can easily find relevant assets, evaluate their metadata, and select services that they would like to reuse. They can also harvest their completed work into the repository at the click of a button, and the new relationships in the model are automatically created and modified to bring them up to date.
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36. OER Integration with JDeveloper
Services in the Enterprise Repository can be browsed and consumed from within JDeveloper.
Usage is automatically tracked when services are incorporated into a project.
Once services are deployed and available for use, JDeveloper 11g lets users browse the repository for assets they may need for their projects.
You can see here to the far right a summary of the service metadata from the repository.
Services identified for use can be dropped into an SCA composite in SOA Suite, and consumed from the repository.
Usage is automatically tracked when services are incorporated into a project, and users have the option of subscribing to notifications about the service their project now depends on.
If a service is about to be retired or deprecated, project members will know in advance so they can make arrangements to update their composites with the the approved alternative.
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37. OER Harvesting with JDeveloper
A Composite Application in JDeveloper is harvested into Enterprise Repository
Here’s a closer look at 11g Harvesting. OER harvests assets according to an underlying model. The underlying model is defined by Oracle, and it’s asset types are included in the OER Harvester Solution Pack. The model defines the assets and relationships that will be created in the repository when something is harvested.
The screen shot at the left of this slide shows one of the composite assets that ships with SOA Suite. The diagram on the right represents how the underlying model is navigated as a set of relationships between assets and artifacts in the repository.
For example, when we harvest from Service Bus, we harvest the project into an underlying model, and that model will show the relationship between the wsdl, the Business Service, and the proxy service, as well as the xquery and microflows in the project. The model determines which assets appear in the repository, as well as the relationships that appear between the assets. Each harvesting action may graft in new relationships and artifacts to existing assets. Shared services are just that – shared, not duplicated – so you can see one man’s dependency on another woman’s project – not only within projects, but across multiple projects in the enterprise.
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38. OSR – Integration with EM & JDeveloper

39. As AmberPoint AMS manages services in production, it collects new endpoints and changes. It also captures and reports the scorecard metrics on individual endpoints. Plus, it manages policies that are applied to services in production.
AmberPoint is capable of posting all of this information to the Service Registry, using UDDI interfaces and conventions that have been established for capturing the information in Registry structures, and using WS-Policy and policy attachment standards with UDDI.
Once this information is posted to the Service Registry, the registry-repository exchange process kicks in to ensure that the information is either posted or submitted to the repository as well. This effectively closes the loop between runtime reality and designtime decisions.
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40. Monitor Results…Measure Success
Highlight architectural accomplishments and align with organizational priorities and spending
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41. Governance for the Technologists & Executives
Asset Management
Risk Reduction
Policy Management and Enforcement
Cost Savings & Efficiency
Consumer Management
Business Value
Risk Reduction
Control dependencies, manage the impact of change, enforce policies, manage SLAs
Cost Savings and Efficiency
Promote consolidation, standardization, and reuse
Business Value
Ensure that project investments yield business value
Alignment
Keep SOA aligned with the business and architecture and in compliance with business and IT policies
Business Agility
Gain visibility into SOA for more rapid decision making and composite application delivery
Monitoring and Management
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42. Three Takeaways
Governance makes your Service Lifecycle more efficient by providing much better visibility, control & analytics end-to-end - design time to runtime. Think of the power this gives you ! 1 2
Governance aligns & interoperates with your Development environment seamlessly. Leverage this convenience ! 3
Governance provides excellent tools & insights to Technologists as well as Executives. Utilise this to produce the best results for everyone !

43. Where to find more?
Our Official SOA Governance Blog –
Oracle SOA Governance on OTN
Download OER 11g and OSR 11g
Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER) on OTN
OER Quick Start Guide
Oracle Service Registry (OSR) on OTN
OSR 11g High Availability Hands-On Guide
OSR 11g Topology Best Practices

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