IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository V8.5.5 delivers:
- Simplified service registration. Developers or service registrars can easily register new or existing business services, optionally loading service definition documents.
- Simplified view of a service. All service information is available through easy-to-use tabs on a single page.
- Simplified consumption requests. App developers can browse the catalog to find a suitable service and then easily request to consume it by registering their app and optionally providing service level requirements.
- Simplified Service Management Profile. Provide a simple, easy-to-install governance lifecycle for service management.
- Bulk loading of existing service information into WebSphere Service Registry and Repository from a spreadsheet.
WebSphere Service Registry and Repository helps to maximize the value and usage of a centralized service metadata repository for your service-oriented architecture (SOA).
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