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Module 3SOA Design & Architecture
This important module explores the service-oriented architectural model and the service-orientation design paradigm, decomposing fundamental architectural elements and defining the unique dynamics that constitute service-oriented solution logic.
The principles of service-orientation are described and discussed individually as well as collectively to convey a better understanding of the unique aspects of the paradigm as a whole. Service compositions are then covered in-depth, with an emphasis on runtime roles services assume through participation in compositions, and the various design considerations that go into delivering services as effective composition members.
Attendees participate by completing a series of hands-on exercises that test their knowledge of key topics. Further in-class reading provides a real-world context through the use of case study examples.
The following primary topics are covered:
| • | A Brief History of SOA and Service-Orientation |
| • | Fundamental SOA Theory |
| • | Service-Orientation vs. "Silo" based Application Design |
| • | The Service-Oriented Architectural Model |
| • | Services and Service Capabilities |
| • | Complex Service Composition Design |
| • | Composition Runtime Roles and Responsibilities |
| • | The Service-Orientation Design Paradigm and Related Principles |
| • | Standardized Service Contract Design |
| • | Service Loose Coupling and Coupling Types |
| • | Service Abstraction and Information Hiding |
| • | Service Reusability and Agnostic Design |
| • | Service Autonomy and Runtime Control |
| • | Service Statelessness and State Management Deferral |
| • | Service Discoverability and Interpretability |
| • | Service Composability |
| • | Results of Applying Service-Orientation |
This course is further supplemented with a set of informal exercises that allow attendees to participate hands-on, and further help reinforce key concepts.
Duration: 1 day (including breaks, Q&A and exam preparation)
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Course Credit
Note that this is a credit course for the following designations:
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