WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (discontinued)

WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (discontinued)

Score 5.2 out of 10
WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (discontinued)

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What is WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (discontinued)?

IBM's WebSphere Service Registry and Repository was an SOA lifecycle governance option. The product has reached its end of life and is no longer available or supported.
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What is WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (discontinued)?

IBM's WebSphere Service Registry and Repository was an SOA lifecycle governance option. The product has reached its end of life and is no longer available or supported.

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May 09, 2016

WSRR for Service Metadata

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Engineer in Information Technology
Financial Services Company, 10,001+ employees
Score 5 out of 10
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Use Cases and Deployment Scope
I have used WebSphere Service Registry (WSRR) for storing WSDLs and XSDs and to retrieve the endpoints for web services dynamically during service invocation to route the request accordingly. WSRR enabled us to change the endpoint without affecting consumers.
Pros and Cons
  • Storing the Meta Data about services and WSDLs
  • REST API support
  • Policy Enablement
  • Performance for importing WSDLs and XSDs into WSRR
  • Performance of REST APIs
  • Support for SWAGGER
Likelihood to Recommend
It is very well suitable for departments/applications which depend on the domain modeling. It is less suitable if you just want a place to store endpoints.
WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (discontinued) Feature Ratings
SOA Governance (5)
74%
7.4
Service registry
80%
8.0
Service management
60%
6.0
Service discovery
70%
7.0
Dependency management
80%
8.0
Policy management
80%
8.0
Return on Investment
  • It was not used to that extent to result in significant ROI
Alternatives Considered
Support from IBM was the main reason
Other Software Used
Users and Roles
10
IT
Support Headcount Required
2
Java, WSDL, XSD, REST
Business Processes Supported
  • Dynamic Endpoint Change
  • Impact Analysis
Likelihood to Renew
5
Price
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