SOA Ecosystem–Interconnected Principles, Patterns, and Frameworks - Applied SOA Patterns on the Oracle Platform - page 81

SOA Service Patterns that help to shape a Service
inventory
Now is the time to put all the discussed frameworks together and identify the role of pat-
terns in every framework. Six core frameworks are identified, but some more should be ex-
plored to complete the picture:
• Security framework : Reliable security is a result of diligent measures that are ap-
plied to all elements of all frameworks, and it's impossible to say where it is more
or less important to have a secure design in place. Still, from the application of
principle separation of concerns, a considerable amount of security features are
usually dedicated to Secure Perimeter and most commonly implemented as Enter-
prise Service Bus. So, the security framework has a lot of similarities to the EBS
framework.
• Automated Testing framework : This requires technical infrastructure elements
for supporting continuous integration or other forms of automated build and test-
ing.
• Automated Deployment : This framework is strongly related to the previous test
automation framework and are usually used together.
• Governance framework : This acts as a combination of precepts and standards
with relations to processes and roles. This framework is based on proper ESR im-
plementation, but it is much wider than the service's metadata taxonomy.