IBM SOA Reference Architecture
IBM's SOA Reference Architecture defines a vendor and technology agnostic set of comprehensive IT capabilities that are required to support your SOA at each stage in a typical SOA life cycle. When an organization defines a solution architecture based on this reference architecture, they would not need all of the capabilities needed initially. But over time, to be successful in SOA, all the capabilities need to be evolved and added.
What is Reference Architecture?
A Reference Architecture captures the essence of the architecture of a collection of systems. It models the abstract architectural elements in the domain or a solution area, independent of the technologies, products, and protocols that are used to implement ...
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