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TIBCO ActiveMatrix to Provide Predictive Service Level Agreement Management for SOAs
TIBCO Has Added New Functionality to Its ActiveMatrix SOA Platform to Automatically Predict and Fix IT Service Problems
Apr. 30, 2008 03:15 PM
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As SOA continues to grow in use and sophistication with expanded use of individual services across the enterprise, customers have the unique challenge of understanding and managing the dependency and re-use of services that may have originally been built for one specific use and are now depended on by multiple services, creating potential weak points in the system. ActiveMatrix Service Performance Manager understands business Service Level Agreements (SLA) and can monitor actual latency within context and time. It proactively predicts and solves problems by taking action to, for example, replicate an SOA service module or bring on-line additional servers to automatically head off slowdowns and service interruptions and sends a notice of the action taken. This improves IT agility by enabling automatic and proactive, rather than reactive, response to the time-consuming task of tracking, finding and fixing glitches that naturally occur in today’s heterogeneous IT systems. The new ActiveMatrix Service Performance Manager allows all kinds of businesses to proactively predict and completely manage their SOA’s. “Business and IT users need the agility to immediately scale resources to meet the ever increasing loads and demands of SOA services,” said Matt Quinn, senior vice president of engineering and technology strategies at TIBCO. “The expanded functionality of ActiveMatrix Service Performance Manager allows companies to prevent IT problems automatically and behind the scenes, so they can focus on strategic projects that are valuable to their business." For
more information on TIBCO contact Tyler
Perry, tperry@bateman-group.com
at The Bateman Group.
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TIBCO announced it has added new functionality
to its ActiveMatrix Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) platform to
automatically predict and fix IT service problems before they slow down access
to mission critical business information. The new TIBCO ActiveMatrix Service
Performance Manager capabilities mark the next wave of SOA infrastructure
software technology from TIBCO by moving into the realm of predicatively taking
action to solve technology problems before they occur.
Many organizations make
the faulty assumption
that SOA is a panacea
that can, and should be,
applied to every
situation. The reality is
that service orientation
is not the right answer
for every scenario. The
expense of service
orientation cannot always
be recouped and, in some
cases, 
Open source has made
significant inroads into
middleware deployments in
the enterprise. More and
more, open source is
being used to deliver the
benefits of SOA and open
source to the enterprise.
There are many custom
Enterprise Service Bus
deployments waiting to be
upgraded to a simple
Adopting SOA is a lot
like gardening. It takes
time, skill, a lot of
hard work, and the
process can be messy and
even a bit frustrating at
times. I know you've
probably heard tons of
different analogies that
attempt to put SOA and
governance into everyday
terms and I'm sure that
growin 
Once upon a time data
modeling played a central
role in the process of
developing applications.
Thus far in the SOA era,
there has been a heavy
emphasis on process, and
data has all-too-often
been lost in the SOA
shuffle. In this talk, we
present a data model for
SOA - i.e., a service-
