Test Center Tracker: SOA, the right way, plus a meeting with Shorty

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Nov 5, 20071 min

Another ride on the ESB: Embracing SOA (services-oriented architecture) is a downright complex endeavor -- even with some great real-world examples to serve as a guide. One critical component is an ESB (enterprise service bus). But where to begin choosing there? Well, you might start by reading this head-to-head review of two promising ESBs, one for Cape Clear and the other from Progress Sonic. Heeeere's Shorty!

Another ride on the ESB: Embracing SOA (services-oriented architecture) is a downright complex endeavor — even with some great real-world examples to serve as a guide. One critical component is an ESB (enterprise service bus). But where to begin choosing there? Well, you might start by reading this head-to-head review of two promising ESBs, one for Cape Clear and the other from Progress Sonic.

Heeeere’s Shorty!: What do you get when you combine two servers, an all-in-one storage system with six drives, a tape unit, a DVD reader, and more? Shorty, of course, which is the nickname for HP’s new 6U Proliant c3000 Blade System. Why Shorty? Only HP knows for sure. But Test Center Analyst Mario Apicella has a c3000 unit and is taking us on a tour. Read on!