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Subject: Comments on Governance
I think there are many good points brought up in the Governance write-up but we need to be careful not to too closely adopt the governance models of single systems. The proliferation of review boards are necessary if you are working to a contract with deliverables but can be a real bane to effective agility we want to get with SOA. The whole question of whether there is a marketplace of services or whether the service population is tightly controlled to avoid duplication is an important consideration; I would argue this has a direct effect on what you need in the way of discovery (unless your UDDI registry is simply a collection of who came out on top during the corporate infighting for funding). Go back to our definition of loose coupling. There are a lot of traditional requirements in the governance write-up -- which of these constraints do we really need? What level of control do we give up to allow the unexpected connections from which SOA will really derive its value? Ken --- Ken Laskey MITRE Corporation, M/S H305 phone: 703-983-7934 7515 Colshire Drive fax: 703-983-1379 McLean VA 22102-7508 |
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