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AmberPoint today announced that it has completed integration of its leading service oriented architecture (SOA) runtime governance software with BIG-IP® Application Delivery Networking solutions from F5 Networks (NASDAQ: FFIV).
ebizQ received the following details:
As a result of this integration, organizations can implement a multi-tiered approach to SOA policy management and enforcement, bringing greater agility, performance and control to evolving services-based systems. The integration was done using F5’s iControl® API, a unique open standards-based SOAP/XML API, which is part of BIG-IP’s underlying TMOS architecture.
“SOA brings new challenges to ensuring system performance, availability and security,” said Calvin Rowland, Director of Business Development at F5 Networks. “In order to achieve services-based networks that are both agile and trustworthy, organizations must use policies that reflect real-time conditions and meet defined business objectives. The streamlined integration of AmberPoint and F5 products underscores the power of F5’s iControl API. BIG-IP delivers real value in SOA environments through its ability to quickly process any application or Web service, ensuring quick response times, reliable sessions, easy scalability, and application-level security.”
Integrated Capabilities
As a result of the integration of AmberPoint SOA Management System and F5’s BIG-IP product, organizations can achieve the following capabilities:
Unified SOA Management: Companies can manage the entirety of their SOA environments with a single set of runtime governance policies, rather than using individualized policies for each component type (application server, router, enterprise service bus, etc.).
Benefits
“We’ve seen customers grow their SOA systems significantly in recent years,” said John Hubinger, AmberPoint CEO. “To avoid the growing pains that can mount quickly when working with rapidly evolving services-based networks, these companies seek ways to ensure the performance and availability of their systems, while also monitoring and controlling a variety of distributed application components. A policy-based approach is the answer, and the integrated capabilities of F5 and AmberPoint transforms this approach into tangible, business-driving implementations.”
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