Unified and Automated Service Governance

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Unified and Automated Service Governance

Maurizio CantonEMEA Technical [email protected]


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Agenda

• Service Governance: Objectives and Requirements• Services: What Are We Looking to Achieve? • Unified Governance Reference Architecture• Unified Governance Automation System Elements• The Solution• Q&A


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• Why would you need Governance?• What are you trying to achieve doing

Governance?

• How can I trust a service written by someone else?

• How can I control who is using my services?

• How can I ensure I provide the SLAs promised to my consumers?

Visibility(Repository)

Trust(Lifecycle Governance)

Consistency(End to End Unified Governance Automation)

Control(Policy Governance)

Service Governance: Objectives and Requirements


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Services, What Are We Looking to Achieve?

PlanningServices

• Identify candidate services• Prioritize service development• Enforce enterprise architecture

planning policies• Create a service roadmap• Manage asset relationships• Model current and target

architecture• Import existing models• Integrate with existing

environments• Ensure that SOA portfolio

management remains a continuous dynamic process

• API Definition• API Documentation• Message and policy

mediation• Security• Monitoring and

management• QoS Management• App and API testing• Developer

community• Private and public• On-premise and

Cloud

• Repository• Lifecycle management workflow• Metadata federation• Govern development platforms• Consistent definition and

management of services and assets across all development environments

• Integrate with IDE• Custom asset and artifacts

types• Asset relationship management• Visualization

BuildingServices

• Identify candidate services• Prioritize service development• Enforce enterprise architecture

planning policies• Create a service roadmap• Manage asset relationships• Model current and target

architecture• Import existing models• Integrate with existing

environments• Ensure that SOA portfolio

management remains a continuous dynamic process

• Registry• Policy governance processes• Service metadata repository • Consistent application of policies

throughout the enterprise• WS-Policy• Compliance policies• Operational policies• Quality of Service (QoS) policies• Monitors performance,

throughput, usage of service and applications

• SLA reporting• Performance charting• Alerts• Exception management• Real-time and historic charts

RunningServices

• Repository• Lifecycle management workflow• Metadata federation• Govern development platforms• Consistent definition and

management of services and assets across all development environments

• Integrate with IDE• Custom asset and artifacts

types• Asset relationship management• Visualization

SharingServices

• Registry• Policy governance processes• Service metadata repository • Consistent application of policies

throughout the enterprise• WS-Policy• Compliance policies• Operational policies• Quality of Service (QoS) policies• Monitors performance,

throughput, usage of service and applications

• SLA reporting• Performance charting• Alerts• Exception management• Real-time and historic charts

Identify Analysis Design Develop Test Stage Release Operate Retire

Unified Automated Enterprise Lifecycle Workflow

• API Definition• API Documentation• Message and policy

mediation• Security• Monitoring and

management• QoS Management• App and API testing• Developer

community• Private and public• On-premise and

Cloud


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Benefits of Unified Service Governance

• Agility– Unified service governance can facilitate fast, effective decision making

across both business and IT, and enhance the ability to rapidly build, configure and assemble services to form innovative solutions in the marketplace, reducing bureaucratic obstacles that get in the way

• Speed to Market– Unified service governance can speed resolution when things do not work

according to the plan. People will understand who to go to and how best to resolve issues for maximum effectiveness. This knowledge can help speed change, enabling organizations to react more quickly and decisively to competitive threats and marketplace opportunities

• Reduced Cost– Acceptance of and agreement on services that provide the greatest value

encourages adoption and reuse of those services and reduces wasted effort and cost. Tracking and managing to standards helps guide users and developers to know what to do and when and where to look for available services. As existing service assets are leveraged across the organization, return on investment improves


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Customers who benefit from this approach

BMW Financial Services


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The Solution

April 15, 2023


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Extended Lifecycle - Services to APIs


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Q&A


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THANK YOU!

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