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Autonomic Computing
Volume 10    Issue 04    Published November 9, 2006
ISSN 1535-864X    DOI: 10.1535/itj.1004.02
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Service orchestration of Intel-based platforms under a service-oriented infrastructure
Enrique Castro-Leon, Software Solutions Group, Intel Corporation
Mark Chang, Sales and Marketing Group, Intel Corporation
Jay Hahn-Steichen, Information Technology, Intel Corporation
Jackson He, Digital Enterprise Group, Intel Corporation
Jim Hobbs, Information Technology, Intel Corporation
Guy Yohanan, Information Technology, Intel Corporation

Index words: web services, service orientation, IT infrastructure management, service-oriented architecture, service-oriented infrastructure, platform virtualization

Citation for this paper: Castro-Leon, E.; Chang, M.; Hahn-Steichen, J.; He, J.; Hobbs, J.; Yohanan, G. "Service Orchestration of Intel-Based Platforms Under a Service-Oriented Infrastructure." Intel® Technology Journal. http://www.intel.com/technology/itj/2006/v10i4/2-service/
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(November 2006).
Abstract

Adoption of service orientation in all aspects of enterprise computing has gained momentum in recent years. This paper describes research on Service-Oriented Infrastructure (SOI) and key concepts that enable higher-level service orientation and autonomic computing. We demonstrate how the concept of platform as a service (PaaS) may be applied to a real Information Technology (IT) operational environment through a Proof of Concept (PoC) project based on Intel IT operation and Intel® Active Management Technology† (Intel® AMT). The results show that SOI is viable and PaaS is achievable, with significant business benefits.

† Intel® Active Management Technology requires the computer to have additional hardware and software, connection with a power source, and a network connection. Check with your PC manufacturer for details.

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Abstract
Introduction
Service-oriented infrastructure framework
Platform as a service and Intel® AMT
Intel® IT PoC architecture and key results
Key results and challenges
Summary
Acknowledgments
References
Authors' biographies
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