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Module 8
Advanced SOA Design & Architecture
By building on the topics covered in Module 3, this course provides an in-depth exploration of service-oriented architecture.
Different technology architecture types are covered and dependencies between SOA types are discussed.
Key SOA design patterns are covered with an emphasis on those that relate to the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) and Orchestration platforms.
The net results of combining design patterns into are also identified so that inter-pattern relationships can be taken into consideration prior to application.
The following primary topics are covered:
| • | Considerations for Defining a Service-Oriented Architectural Model |
| • | Service-Oriented Technology Architecture Types and Scopes and Inter-Relationships |
| • | Designing SOA with Service Agents |
| • | Architectural Design Patterns |
| • | Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Architecture Design |
| • | Asychnronous Messaging, Event-Driven Messaging, Queues |
| • | Message Routing and Reliable Messaging |
| • | Positioning of Business Rules |
| • | Policy Enforcement with Global and Domain-Level Policies |
| • | Orchestration Architecture Design |
| • | Abstracting and Physically Centralizing Parent Business Process Logic |
| • | State Repositories and State Deferral |
| • | o Cross-Service Transactions and Compensation |
| • | Runtime Brokers, Data Model and Data Format Tranformation, Protocol Bridging |
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:
| • | Certified SOA Architect |
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