Service Registry for Mule ESB
As service-oriented development practices flourish in the enterprise, and the number of in-use services and development artifacts continues to escalate, enterprises have increasingly realized the need for tools to help foster developer collaboration, govern development practices, and encourage the reuse of assets and services. The challenge has been getting development teams to adopt the processes and tools that make governance practices effective – traditional tools have focused on the needs of the CIO and architect, often at the expense of the developer.
Mule ESB Enterprise includes a service registry that development teams actually want to use. Providing a full complement of registry and repository features – including service and artifact management, governance, lifecycle and dependency management – the tool makes the lives of development teams easier, not more difficult. Leveraging a RESTful interface based on the Atom Publishing (AtomPub) Protocol, the service registry for Mule ESB seamlessly integrates with existing development tools and processes, helping to improve collaboration and productivity of development teams with no need to learn complex new processes or protocols.
The service registry for Mule ESB is included as an integrated part of the Mule ESB Enterprise offering. It was formerly the open source Galaxy project.
Service Registry Features
| Service and artifact management |
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| Publishing, indexing and discovery of services |
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| Governance and lifecycle management |
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| Dependency management |
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| Federation capabilities |
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| Productivity and stability |
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