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Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): A Comprehensive Hands-On Introduction
Course: 424
Type: RealityPlus
Duration: 3 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Implement and manage modern Service-Oriented Architectures (SOA)
- Exploit SOA technology to reduce application development time and improve business agility
- Leverage architecturally sound best practices to integrate services with contemporary object-oriented software
- Automate complex business processes using workflow visualization and service orchestration
- Apply proven SOA standards to achieve platform interoperability and integration of legacy systems
- Ensure governance of SOA reliability, performance and security throughout the enterprise
Course Benefits Modern software development combines discrete and disparate programs into interoperable, distributed applications implemented into Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs). This reduces application development time and enhances business agility. In this course, you gain a foundational understanding of the concepts necessary to model, implement and strategically deploy an SOA within your organization. You also apply SOA methodologies, standards, technologies, languages and tools.Who Should Attend Analysts, strategists, software architects and anyone seeking a foundational understanding of SOA. A general understanding of software development and basic programming experience is required.In this course, you perform a series of simulations and hands-on exercises, including:
- Manually performing the steps of a business process to analyze for automation
- Investigating requirements and identifying service opportunities
- Validating XML documents using a schema
- Publishing SOA interfaces with WSDL documents
- Generating BPEL/XAML scripts to realize business logic
- Implementing Web services using Java EE and .NET
- Developing loosely coupled service requesters
Course 424 Content
- Making the case for SOA
- Defining key SOA concepts: interoperability and loose-coupling
- Examining enabling technologies
- Automating human business processes via services
- Identifying services using registries and repositories
- Interfacing to services with interface proxies
- Consuming, styling and transforming XML
- Preventing ambiguity with namespaces
- Packaging message information using SOAP
- Validating XML documents using schemas
- Describing service interfaces with WSDL
- Composing a service description
- Specifying communication protocols and end points
- Ensuring interoperability with WS-I standardization
- Identifying data-centric and task-centric service characteristics
- Integrating ultra-thin service layers into three-tier object-oriented models
- Relating classes to complex schema types
- Adhering to naming conventions and standards
- Specifying the service interface using the WSDL-first technique
- Optimizing performance by appropriate service granularity
- Building and deploying services with Java EE and Microsoft .NET
- Outlining orchestration syntax and semantics
- Managing synchronous and asynchronous messages
- Correlating service invocations
- Processing errors with fault and compensation handlers
- Visualizing business process workflow using automated tools
- Employing Windows Workflow Framework (WF) and Active BPEL Designer
- Defining Partner links
- Making the case for a well-structured architecture
- Applying UML notation to service analysis
- Modeling processes using Unified and Agile techniques
- Top-down, bottom-up and iterative-incremental methodologies
- Structuring business requirements into a solid service architecture
- Leveraging legacy assets for inclusion in the SOA
- Breaking down business processes
- Identifying reusable service operations
- Grouping operations into services
- Asynchronous, semi-asynchronous and pseudo-asynchronous messaging
- Applying Test-Driven Development (TDD) to the service model
- Ensuring interoperable service operation with WS-Basic Profile
- Guaranteeing message delivery with WS-Reliable Messaging
- Utilizing transport-level security to protect message content
- Providing confidentiality and integrity using WS-Security
- Leveraging SOA-Enablers and Enterprise Service Buses (ESB)
- Defining service behavior with WS-Policy
- Enforcing and monitoring Service-Level Agreements (SLA)
- Determining registry access and deployment options
- Describing interactions with choreography
- Evolving new standards including Representational State Transfer (REST)
- Creating presentation layers with portlets
- Integrating Asynchronous Javascript and XML (AJAX)
- Reviewing industry initiatives
- Avoiding past problems and pitfalls
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