Concurrent Computing for SCA Applications: Achieving Scalability in a Service-oriented Application Environment
The Service Component Architecture (SCA) specifications define a programming model for assembling software services in a service-oriented architecture that offers great flexibility and agility, but which can create performance bottlenecks and won't necessarily take advantage of today's multi-core processors.
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a software development approach that has been widely adopted because of its flexibility and agility. However, many SOA implementations experience performance bottlenecks and may not take advantage of today's multi-core processors.
The SCA specifications define a unified reference architecture for assembling software services in a SOA. Today's business environment of constantly rising data volumes and cost saving pressures make increased performance a high priority and while SCA provides many benefits to SOA deployments, it can suffer from the same performance challenges.
Author
Patrick Leonard
VP of Engineering,
Rogue Wave Software
- Vendor:
- Rogue Wave Software
- Posted:
- 21 Jul 2008
- Published:
- 01 Jan 2007
- Format:
- PDF
- Length:
- 9 Page(s)
- Type:
- White Paper
- Language:
- English