An Open Architecture

With the unabated explosion of information, the world's largest global enterprises rely on Autonomy's technology to meet massive scalability and performance needs. Autonomy's distributed and modular architecture routinely supports millions of documents, hundreds of thousands of users, and hundreds of thousands of transactions on commodity hardware, with the largest installation exceeding 10 billion documents. Moreover, encrypted intermachine and intraprocess communication protocols are woven into the fabric of Autonomy's modular design at a fundamental level, providing secure transmission of information throughout the architecture. In fact, Autonomy has earned military-level certifications for the provision of security technology.

Autonomy Service Oriented Architecture (ASOA)

Autonomy's infrastructure product is heavily predicated on the design principles and foundations of re-use, granularity, modularity, componentization, interoperability and performance. The ASOA is a natural extension of these design principles. All Autonomy modules are discoverable services and interface using SOAP as a standard, providing a huge number of meaning-based functions as a service.

Data communication and transport scenarios are often varied and potentially unpredictable in their restrictions, whether these are operational, based on business requirements or simply dictated by the usage patterns inherent in the organization. Autonomy as an enterprise application has developed and utilizes the Autonomy Enterprise Messaging Bus (AEMB) as a means to effectively manage all messaging across the Autonomy infrastructure as well as delivering and building the ASOA. The AEMB is based on TCP/IP and maximizes the available computational resources.

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Autonomy Technology White Paper

Further Reference:

IDOL Server Technical Brief

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