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SOA Software, a provider of comprehensive SOA and Web services management, security and governance solutions, today announced the launch of a new edition of its Service Manager product.
The following details were provided:
SOA Software’s Service Manager for BEA AquaLogic is designed to provide enterprise Web services management capabilities to BEA AquaLogic, including heterogeneous endpoint and service level agreement monitoring, in-depth error handling and root cause analysis, and end-to-end auditing.
“SOA Software’s Service Manager for BEA AquaLogic product is designed to work in conjunction with AquaLogic to create a powerful SOA Infrastructure solution,” said Rob Levy, executive vice president, New Product Strategy, BEA Systems, Inc.
“BEA is pleased to partner with recognized industry leaders like SOA Software to offer innovative solutions to our customers.” Service Manager for BEA AquaLogic is designed to monitor and manage Web services deployed across distributed heterogeneous platforms. It can help create powerful performance, throughput and fault-management dashboards showing in real-time how any service mediated by AquaLogic is performing.
Service Manager for BEA AquaLogic can deliver the following core capabilities for BEA AquaLogic customers:
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