Mastering SOAService Oriented Architecture

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Service Oriented Architecture

What is a Service Oriented Architecture?

Software architecture design pattern

Geared towards “platform”-level design

A collection of services is grouped together to make “platform”

Components are built as independent services, grouped together by functionality

All services are made available to applications or even other services to access

What is a Platform?

A technology stack

A system environment

A set of services made available, either internally or externally, to perform a collection of integrated functions

Traditional Platform

What is a Service?

A self-contained unit of functionality

Grouped together business or application logic

Simple interface to access

Functionality is independent of underlying hardware

Example services underlying a t-shirt vendor’s website: Inventory management Customer management Order management service

SOA Platform

What Does This Give Us?

Simple Integration

Interoperability

Fault Isolation

Scalability

Service Oriented Architecture

Goals

Business transparency Asset reuse and consolidation Loose coupling Modularity and

componentization

Service Oriented Architecture

Principles

Business value over technical strategy Strategic goals over project specific goals Intrinsic interoperability over custom

integration Flexibility over optimization Evolutionary refinement over pursuit of

initial perfection

SOA Concepts

Everything is a service

Each service has a “simple” interface

Each service does one thing and does it well

Direct communication

Indirect communication

Internal Services

External Services

Service Implementations

How Do You Get There?

Identify sets of common logic spread throughout platform

Group common logic together to create services

Implement service by service

Retrofit existing components to the new services as you go

Iterate each service to improve them over time

Questions?