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Trigo, C., (2012). Metodología basada en un enfoque SOA de un plan de recuperación de desastres para una plataforma de interoperabilidad [Tesis, Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14076/3464
Trigo, C., Metodología basada en un enfoque SOA de un plan de recuperación de desastres para una plataforma de interoperabilidad [Tesis]. : Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería; 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14076/3464
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title = "Metodología basada en un enfoque SOA de un plan de recuperación de desastres para una plataforma de interoperabilidad",
author = "Trigo Pérez, Carlos Alfredo",
publisher = "Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería",
year = "2012"
}
The disaster recovery plans have increased their dominance, after 11 September 2001, in which thousands of international organizations based in the Twin Towers were forced to put in test plans, most of which failed with different impacts ranging from their disappearance to the affectation in their operation, with recovery periods that took months and years, in some cases, to reach the same level of operation they had before the disaster. Large business groups in the first decade of the XXI century have been looking greater flexibility in their IT services through the called “Service Oriented Architecture“ (SOA), which has given them, in general: • Greater interoperability between existing applications, external and future applications • Agility in business processes that enable faster time implementation of required changes in the business processes of the company. • Lower maintenance costs to ensure the business capabilities (software components) are consolidated in a small amount of shared services. Service-oriented architectures (SOAs), based on Web service standards, have emerged as the leading industry wide enabler for interoperability with mechanisms to exchange processes and I or data between heterogeneous systems. In the web environment, interoperability is a necessary condition to have full access to the information available. Companies that are embracing SOAs are finding huge benefits, but could be lost if we don 't have an effective Disaster Recovery Plan, based on SOA's approach. This research is for business groups using SOA, that have an interoperability Platform with high availability hardware and software in two data centers, (principal and contingency one) but that need a framework in order to use far developing a Disaster Recovery Plan. The methodology, as a result of this investigation has 4 proposal steps for developing the plan and includes the maintenance of this plan for any changes in the Platform. With this DRP based on SOA's approach, Business groups, after a disaster, can have their contingency's data center operative in minutes, as well as, once recovered its main data center, return its operations in less than an hour.
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