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SOA Resource Center
SOA can be daunting, especially with vendors promoting a new architectural model with the same tired, expensive proprietary extensions and closed source code that focus on customer lock-in instead of customer value. SOA can enable great agility, productivity and cost savings, but not if it's implemented with complex, closed and expensive enterprise platforms. Red Hat and JBoss think there is a better way. We think that SOA should be Simple, Open and Affordable.
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Simple:
- Simple-to-procure and easy-to-consume open source platforms, frameworks, and component architecture
- Enables developers, ISVs and enterprises to rapidly and easily create solutions that deliver tangible, measurable Service-Oriented Architecture benefits
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Open:
- Management and deployment flexibility that offers more value, freedom and personalization of the solution
- Standard-based products and customizable architectures
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Affordable:
- Enterprise SOA deployments have greater value by eliminating expensive license fees
- High quality developer and production support delivers a rewarding deployment experience and superior customer satisfaction
Do you want to leverage SOA to automate business processes, but aren't quite sure how to start? Do you want to learn how leveraging open source in your SOA strategy can help you reach your overall goals for agility and cost savings? Now you can, with the help of Red Hat, JBoss and our SOA Partner Ecosystem.
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SOA Resource Center
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Red Hat Director of Standards and Technical Development Manager for the JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform Mark Little talks about extended transaction models, the history of transaction standardization, their role for web services and loosely coupled systems, and the possibility of an end to the Web services vs. REST debate.