ARCast.net - Service Oriented Infrastructure (Part 2)
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If you have ever worried about the manageability of a Service Oriented Application you are most certainly not alone. My colleague Mark Baciak has felt your pain and probably knows of pains you haven’t even begun to feel yet. In his role as an architect in Microsoft IT, Mark developed a framework for managing this infrastructure called Alchemy. In this second half of our interview we continue to unravel the mysteries of service oriented infrastructure.
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-Ron
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