Quiz 7 Flashcards
Which SOA Design Pattern solves this problem?
Problem: If agnostic services are not consistently reused, redundant functionality can be delivered in other services, resulting in problems associated with inventory denormalization and service ownership and governance.
a. Entity Linking
b. Logic Centralization
c. Legacy Wrapper
d. Micro-service Deployment
Logic Centralization
[True/False]
Utility service candidates will be defined before the entity service candidates
False
Which types of logic are shared more frequently?
a. agnostic
b. non-agnostic
agnostic
The first step in the modeling process should be what?
a. Identifying processes not suitable for service implementations
b. Organizing the business process into entity service categories
c. Decomposing the business process into agnostic and non-agnostic
micro-services
d. Decomposing the Business Process into granular actions
Decomposing the Business Process into granular actions
[Resource of Entity] **correct answer
These are business-centric and are derived from enterprise business models, such as entity relationship diagrams, logical data models, and ontologies
Entity
[Resource of Entity] **correct answer
These can be business-centric or non-businesscentric. They are any given Entity “thing” associated with the business automation logic enabled by the service inventory
Entity
[Resource of Entity] **correct answer
These are commonly limited to business artifacts and documents, such as invoices, claims, customers, etc.
Resource
[Service Candidate or Service Capability Candidate]
A. Student
B. Get Transcript
C. Update Transcript
A. Service Candidate
B. Service Capability Candidate
C. Service Capability Candidate
Which SOA Design Pattern solves this problem?
Problem: When delivering services as part of a service inventory, there is a constant risk that services will be created with overlapping functional boundaries, making it difficult to enable widespread reuse
Service Normalization
When identifying resources, it is standard practice to use what delimiter to
express them? One character:
’/’
