Sonic Software Provides First Comprehensive Definition of an Enterprise Service Bus

The Sonic ESB definition provides:

    1. A comprehensive and unambiguous vocabulary in a technology
       category rife with confusion and conflicting terminology;

    2. A precise technical reference for the ESB implementation in
       broadest deployment today; and

    3. A definitive basis for comparison between previous generation
       technologies, fractional ESBs and the comprehensive ESB
       reference model outlined in the definition.

The "Sonic ESB: An Architecture and Lifecycle Definition" is a technical explanation of the major architectural components of Sonic's enterprise service bus. The definition employs more than twenty UML class and object diagrams to depict the structure and show examples of how the ESB is built and operates. The text was written to educate architects about the inner workings of an ESB, and the Appendix includes a complete Class Diagram and 100 term glossary as a reference model and vocabulary for the industry to use as organizations build out their ESB strategy.

About Sonic Software

Sonic Software is the inventor and leading provider of the enterprise service bus (ESB), a new communication and integration infrastructure that supports the enterprise requirements of a service-oriented architecture (SOA). Sonic's technology delivers the scalability, security, continuous availability and management capabilities necessary to connect, integrate and control distributed, mission critical business processes. Over 1,000 customers use Sonic products to achieve broad-scale interoperability of IT systems and the flexibility to adapt these systems to ever-changing business needs.