2012 - WSRR Quick Start-Final

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Kevin Postreich,
IBM Software Services for WebSphere
2012A: Quick Start with WSRR
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Todays Agenda
Goals / Activities for a Simple Governance Solution
Youve bought WSRR, Now What???
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SOA Governance
And the WSRR Governance Enablement profile (GEP)
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Prescribed Lifecycle Simplifications
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WSRR 7.5 Features for completing the configuration
Configuring the User Interface by role (Business Space)
Authoring governance policies (WSRR Studio)

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Prescribed Business Model Simplifications
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Moving to Run-Time Governance
Recommended Practices
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ISSW Fast Path Offering
Enabling SOA Governance for quick Return in Investment
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Service and Asset
Development
Service Deployment
SOA Management
Service Discovery
Service Development Lifecycle
Runtime Repository
Runtime Service Discovery
Operational Efficiency & Resilience
Configuration Data Discovery
Managing change
Rational
Asset Manager
WebSphere
Service Registry
& Repository (WSRR)
Tivoli Change and
Configuration Management
DB (CCMDB)
IBMs End-to-End SOA Governance Strategy
SOA Monitoring
Monitoring service endpoints
Emitting events or situations
Tivoli ITCAM for SOA
Sophisticated and robust SOA governance strategy
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About this Presentation
Identify areas where the WSRR Governance Enablement Profile
(GEP) is often simplified
Where customers do not require the sophistication the GEP offers Out of
the box.
Where there is a desire to quickly provision governed service meta-data
for production
Although not absolutely required for this presentation
It is beneficial if you have some familiarity with a typical WSRR topology
It is beneficial if you have some familiarity with the GEP
GEP related documentation
WSRR v7.0 Infocenter
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/sr/v7r0/index.jsp
Redbook: Service Lifecycle Governance with WSRR
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247793.html

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Goals for a simple governance process

Define activities to efficiently enable SOA Governance that is
consumable and implementable

Convey the main points for prescriptive recommendations to
quickly deploy a WSRR based solution

Define a simplified governance process in order to quickly
provision new services
Minimize the number of business model objects and simplify lifecycles

The full scope of the changes required to make these
recommendations operational is not detailed, but is discussed
Author governance policies in WSRR Studio
UI Customization in Business Space
With WSRR 7.5, these tasks are greatly simplified

Typical WSRR Topology
From Design-Time to Run-Time
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promotion
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config
Governance
WSRR
ESB ESB ESB
Development/QA
WSRR
Performance
WSRR
Production
WSRR
Online:dev Online:test Online:prod
Design-Time
Run-Time
SOA Governance Checkpoints for Compliance:

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Compliance check points ensure the service meta-data and artifacts
comply with the standards in the governance framework

Each check point process defines the different documentation required for
that review

Is the review document available
and complete?
Does the service pass the design
guidelines?
Is the service really needed?
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WSRR and the Governance enablement profile
The GEP enables you to define and manage services in your SOA
environment
Business models
Governance lifecycles
Governance roles
Governance policies
The GEP implements recommended Practices for SOA Governance
Addresses a variety of SOA governance concerns
Such as: Service Identification, Service versioning, Service subscriptions,
Endpoint management
Starting with the GEP is a recommended practice for implementing SOA
Governance with WSRR.
The GEP is fully customizable to suit specific customer requirements
We will discuss some prescriptive recommendations for quickly enabling a
simplified SOA Governance process

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GEP Business Models
Business Models (As visualized in WSRR Studio)
The GEP models provide the entities that you need to:
define services in your SOA environment
manage services from initial specification through deployment in
production.
For each type of entity, the models define:
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Relationships with other
entities or documents
The properties specific to
that entity type
Examples:
Business Service
Service Endpoint
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GEP Business Model
Derived Logical Objects
Auto generated
Service
Subscription
Service
Versioning
Qualities of
service
Endpoint
Management
Service
Identification
Temperature Converter
Temperature Converter
Version 1.1
Staging Environment
http://staging production Environment
http://prod
Weather Application QoS forVersion 1.1
GEP Lifecycles
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Lifecycle Governed entity Governed entity Governed entity
Capability Lifecycle Business
Application
Business Process Business Service
SOA Lifecycle Application
Version
Process Version Service Version
SLD Lifecycle Service Level
Definition
SLA Lifecycle Service Level
Agreement
Endpoint Lifecycle Endpoint
Asset Lifecycle Service Interface
Specification
Schema
Specification
Document of
Understanding
Lifecycles provide governance checkpoints in SOA governance

8 different lifecycles shipped as part of the profile to support the
various new business modelled object types
We will focus recommendations for the most commonly used lifecycles
GEP Lifecycle for Service Endpoints

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Service Endpoint Lifecycle (As visualized in WSRR Studio)

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Activities to efficiently enable SOA Governance
1. Determine the information that is required to support the governance framework
and use case scenarios
create a business model to represent the information within WSRR
2. Analyze multi-role interaction with the information and define a set of lifecycles
that support the coordination of that interaction.
RACI (responsible, accountable, consulted and informed) charts are useful here
Swim-lanes can also be useful for analyzing role interaction
3. Define Governance policies that enforce gate conditions on the transitions in
the lifecycle
4. Develop and deploy Governance plug-ins to enforce policies that cannot be
enforced via WSRR Governance Policies
5. Configure transition and CRUD authority by user role.
6. Configure the User Interface for your governance roles.

To use WSRR effectively in the Governance of SOA metadata, several
factors must be addressed.
TIP: Develop a Technical Specification document before implementing the changes in
WSRR. Include information from these topical areas.
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WSRR Studio: Development environment
WSRR Studio is the development environment for SOA Governance profiles
Eclipse based environment for creating and manipulating the content of custom
configuration profiles
Develop business models
Develop Lifecycles
Author Governance policies
Develop Named Queries
Define Roles and Permissions
Import and export WSRR configuration profiles
WSRR Studio is installed via the IBM Installation Manager
Included in the WSRR Installation media
Integrates with a variety of source code control systems
Install the eclipse plug-in provided by your Source Code Control vendor
WSRR Studio cannot be installed as a plug-in to an existing Eclipse
installation.
(Studio) Create a New Configuration Profile Project
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WSRR Studio is the development environment for customizing the SOA Governance
process
To manipulate a WSRR Business Model in WSRR Studio, a configuration project must be
created
1. New WSRR configuration project
From File->New menu or New Project wizard

2. Complete the new WSRR configuration project
wizard
Select a configuration profile as a template
Governance Enablement Profile -WSRR v7.0

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GEP Models and Lifecycle Diagrams in Studio
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WSRR Business Capability Model
Service Endpoint Lifecycle
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GEP Business Model Simplifications: Conceptual view
Service
Subscription
Service
Versioning
Qualities of
service
Endpoint
Management
Service
Identification
1 to 1 relationship
Assume 1-1 relationship between Service Version
and SLD
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Service Versions are defined to
offer multiple Service Levels
which addresses complexity that
most customers dont need today.
Govern Service Version and SLD in Single lifecycle
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This simplification effectively merges SLDs and
Service Versions into a single 2-part entity that
can be created in a single operation* and
governed in a single lifecycle.
* WSRR configuration can accomplish the simultaneous creation to these objects with the
Configurable Modifier.
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Configurable Modifier: Automated Service Metadata creation

The configurable modifier is a plug-in to have WSRR create, modify, or delete
objects automatically, in response to a user operation

Example: When a new Capability Version is created, a corresponding SLD can be
created and placed in the same lifecycle.
_ Required for modification on previous slide

Allows modifiers to be authored using XML configuration

Reduces the requirement to write custom plug-ins (Java)

The Configurable Modifier is invoked as a WSRR modifier plug-in.

Run when the modification properties configuration item specifies the
Configurable Modifier class
modifiers=com.ibm.sr.config.modifier.ConfigurableModifier

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Configurable Modifier: Triggers and Actions
Triggers identify events that need to execute automatic behavior
Each trigger identifies an event (a registry action + a target matching XPath)
Triggering actions can be any of Create, Update, Delete, Transition, Make
Governable, and Remove Governance.
Example Trigger Event:
Create a new Service Version

Actions are the tasks that are done when a trigger fires
Actions can:
be any Create, Update, Delete, Transition, Make Governable, Remove
Governance events
be reused from one trigger to another
Example Actions Tasks:
Create the SLD
Associate it to the Service Version
Assign it to the SOA governance Lifecycle

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Eliminate DOUs (Document of Understanding)
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DOUs represent a logical dependency (agreement) between a
consumer and a provider.
This same relationship is represented by a Service Level
Agreement (SLA).
SLAs also represent a run-time dependency between a
consumer and provider.

Eliminate DOUs - continued
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Service
Consumer
Service
Provider
Eliminates complexity and integrity
checking concerns
Reduces steps a human has to do to
register a service consumer
dependency.

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The GEP Lifecycles - Recommendations
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Capability Lifecycle
SLA Lifecycle
Endpoint Lifecycle
SOA Lifecycle
Version Lifecycle
Entity Lifecycle
Asset Lifecycle
SLD Lifecycle

Unchanged
Simplified
Not Used
New (Simple)
Not Used
Business Capability
Unchanged
(SLA) Service Level Agreement
Unchanged Endpoint
Service Version
Application & Process Version
(Register Service Consumers)
New (Simple) XML Schema
DOU, Interface Specification,
Schema Specification
SLD (Service Level Definition)
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Capability Lifecycle remained
unchanged from the out of the box
configuration.
SLA Lifecycle
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SLA Lifecycle remained
unchanged from the out
of the box configuration.
Endpoint Lifecycle
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Endpoint Lifecycle remained
unchanged from the out of the
box configuration.
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Introduce a Lifecycle for Application Versions
Provide simple lifecycle management for
applications registered as service consumers

Requires Less governance rigor than Service
versions

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Introduce a Lifecycle for Application Versions
Introduce a Lifecycle for XML Schemas
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Provide simple lifecycle management for XSD
Schemas

To avoid the need to load the same XSD into WSRR
several times

Very simple, one approval step

Lifecycle can be applied to the XSD as it is loaded into
the registry

Introduce a Lifecycle for XML Schemas
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Simplifying Service Version (SOA) Lifecycle:
Version Identification and Scoping
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The identification portion of the Lifecycle
for Service Versions will remain
unchanged.
Simplifying Service Version (SOA) Lifecycle:
Remove Version Planning
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Planning states may be redundant to other project management activities
already in place
Remove Planning states to simplify the lifecycle and move from scoped directly
to specification review
Implies that planning becomes a Project Management activity outside this lifecycle

Simplifying the Service Version (SOA) Lifecycle:
Remove Service Deployment states
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<<LifeCycleState>>
Specification Review
Eliminate Assemble and Deploy
states from Capability Version
Decouples the Service Deployment
activities from the SOA lifecycle
Reinforces the separation of concerns
between Services Components and
Service Deployments
Simplifies the lifecycle
Version Specification
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On-line endpoints indicates the service version is
deployed and available in an environment
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Promotes to run-
time
Promotes to run-
time
Version Management
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Management phase of the Capability
Version Lifecycle is used to deprecate
and retire service versions

Simplifying the Service Version (SOA) Lifecycle: Final
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The resulting SOA lifecycle:

Contains only 7 non-terminal states

Eliminates the need for the 7 states in the SLD

Significantly reduces the complexity of introducing Service Versions.

Introduces the need for an additional re-promote transition to
refresh updated meta-data and relationships to the run-time
registries.
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New SOA Lifecycle
Exporting a Modified WSRR Configuration Profile
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1. Select File Export. The
Export pane is displayed.
4. Select the Configuration Project
from the drop down list.

5. Enter the directory path of the
target directory.

6. Click Finish.
2. In the Export pane, expand WebSphere
Service Registry and Repository (WSRR).
3. Click.WSRR Configuration Profile
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Import the Generated Configuration Profile
1. Import the
exported profile
into WSRR
2. Activate the
profile
Lifecycles and their governed entity (Updated)
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Lifecycle Governed entity Governed entity Governed entity
Business Application Business Process Business Service
SOA Lifecycle
Service Version Service Level Definition
Version Lifecycle
Application Version
SLA Lifecycle
Service Level
Agreement
Endpoint Lifecycle
Endpoint
Entity Lifecycle
XSD Schema
Lifecycle
# States: Original
# States:
Simplified
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SOA Lifecycle
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Application Version Lifecycle
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SLA Lifecycle
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Endpoint Lifecycle
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Entity Lifecycle
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SLD Lifecycle
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Asset Lifecycle
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Configure the Governance Process to Fit the Need
New and Enhance WSRR Studio Capabilities
Start with a prescriptive
recommend practice
governance profile
Drag and drop to build
out or extend metadata
model and lifecycles
Click to assign lifecycles
to entities
Click to assign policies to
lifecycles and entities in
the model
Click to deploy
governance profile

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Easily Configure Experience Based On Users Role
New and Enhance Business Space Widgets for WSRR
WSRR V7.5 Provide Two New
Role based Business Space
templates
Registry for Business
SOA Governance
WSRR v7.5 provides the
following configurable widgets
Search
Collection
Details
Navigation
Impact Analysis
Actions

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IBM WebSphere Services for SOA Governance

A Prescriptive approach for
implementing SOA governance
A Well-Defined SOA governance
process allowing you to quickly achieve
return on your investment
Recommended practices from field
proven implementations

For more information, visit:
ibm.com/websphere/serviceszone/

Fast Path for SOA Governance Enablement
IBM has structured this offering to ensure consistent delivery of the following outcomes:

Fast Path Offering Highlights
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For customers that desire prescriptive guidance to enable an SOA
Governance process, based on best practices and standards

Planning Workshop

Review current development processes

Hands on with WSRR Studio
Customize the Governance Enablement Profile

Deploy and Test the governance process

Training of the prescribed governance process

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Design-time to Run-time WSRR Deployment Topology
Contract Management
Service Versioning and decoupled endpoint selection

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Typical WSRR Topology:
From Design-Time to Run-Time
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Governance
WSRR
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WSRR
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WSRR
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(6) Message is
transformed and
routed to the
selected endpoint.
Message
(1) A Message
is received
ESB
Mediation
(2) Invokes a
selection
mediation.
Publish Find Enrich Govern Manage
WebSphere Service Registry and Repository

(3) Send
request for
information
(4) Retrieves candidate
providers information
Message

(5) Executes matching
algorithm to identify
the provider service for
requestor service
Message
Service
Dynamic/Late Binding (Run Time)
ESB Mediation dynamically looks up
a specific service endpoint at run time
using service information and service
characteristics stored in WSRR
Recommended Practices Contract management
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Provides
Consumes
Subscribed
Service
Consumer invokes
subscribed service
including (Consumer ID
and Context ID) in the
header
Mediation extracts Consumer
ID and Context ID, then looks
up the SLD it supports to see
if any SLAs have a matching
ID.
If a valid SLA is found, the
mediation routes to an
endpoint that meets the
SLA. If no SLA is found the
interaction is rejected.
Recommended Practices Service Versioning
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Provides
Compatible
SLDs
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