IBM's Open Source Muse
IBM is donating some of its IT management wisdom to the Apache Software Foundation. But there's more to it than just goodwill. You could say that Apache is Big Blue's open source muse, or at least one of them.
The wisdom, in this case, is actually WSDM (Web Services for Distributed Management, pronounced "wisdom"), which could become a standard for management interfaces of servers, routers, switches and other IT hardware and software.
"Essentially what WSDM does is give you a Web Services mechanism for interfacing with your manageability capabilities of whatever your hardware or software is," said Ric Telford, VP of autonomic computing at IBM.
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