Network Management Architecture
As of 2008 the principles of SOA are being applied by network managers in their field. Examples of service-oriented network management architectures include TS 188 001 NGN Management OSS Architecture from ETSI and M.3060 Principles for the Management Of Next Generation Networks recommendation from the ITU-T.
Tools for managing SOA infrastructure include:
- HP Software & Solutions
- HyPerformix IPS Performance Optimizer
- IBM Tivoli Framework
- Red Hat JBoss Operations Network
- Oracle SOA Management Pack Enterprise Edition (Official Product Page)
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