Chapter 11. Additional examples of z/TPF in an SOA environment 219
The use of z/TPF as a central logging facility is similar in many ways to the central database
example. In this case the issue is that there might be a large number of servers, and an even
greater number SOA based services, involved in a providing for a customer's request.
Keeping track of this complexity for the purpose of licensing (billing) and problem
determination can be a daunting task. z/TPF is one of very few solutions that withstand the
I/O rate of potentially thousands of services logging checkpoints and status to a central
facility.
This could immensely improve problem determination, which in turn improves the quality of
the overall solution. LDAP again might be ...
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