With SOA as central body of thinking, lots of enterprises are adopting:
If you look very carefully in all of these systems has one underlying philosophy – Centralized logic and control. These component with fault tolerant and clustered deployment get benefits of distributive computing but still hardware is still co-located.
Does this mindset bring single point of failure in enterprise computing?
My take is: YES. How to minimize this – wait for future posts.
- Centralized Authentication system ( more fancy name is Single Sign On – SS0)
- Master data management – MDM
- Queuing services – generally JMS
- Enterprise Service Bus – ESB
- Integration utilizing Hub and Spoke system
- Business Process Management (BPM) Engine
If you look very carefully in all of these systems has one underlying philosophy – Centralized logic and control. These component with fault tolerant and clustered deployment get benefits of distributive computing but still hardware is still co-located.
Does this mindset bring single point of failure in enterprise computing?
My take is: YES. How to minimize this – wait for future posts.
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I'm in CA, where are you exactly?
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