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Service Registry Custodian



The Service Registry Custodian is tasked with the overall administration of one or more service registries. This goes beyond the installation and maintenance of the registry product; it encompasses the constant responsibility of ensuring a high quality of registry record content, which ties directly into how discoverability-related meta information is defined and recorded for individual services.

A service registry custodian needs to ensure that once a service registry is introduced into an IT enterprise, it is consistently maintained to avoid becoming stale or inaccurate. Although service registry custodians will typically not author discoverability content themselves, they will often own standards or conventions that dictate the nature of metadata used to populate service registry profile records.



See also:

- cloud resource administrator

- cloud service owner

- enterprise architect

- enterprise design standards custodian (and auditor)

- policy custodian

- schema custodian

- service administrator

- service analyst

- service architect

- service custodian

- service developer

- SOA governance specialist

- SOA quality assurance specialist

- SOA security specialist

- technical communications specialist

The Prentice Hall Service-Oriented Computing Series from Thomas Erl
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