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What is SOA?


SOA:   (Service Oriented Architecture)
  • It is an architectural style that lets multiple software services interact
  • It requires that services interact with one another, but without inter-dependencies
  • Service should be autonomic and loosely coupled 

Why should we go for automating SOA:-
For this question, we need more clarity on the below questions for a well structured application:
  • Does the service respond quickly enough for the intended users?
  • Will the server respond with the correct values?
  • How will the service handle exceptions and illegal values?
  • Is the service stable under expected and unexpected user loads?

Because of all these questions for a product, we’ll go for SOA automation. By using this, we can

  • Reduce the risk in the application (On Upgrade or Deployment of new services)
  • It gives  flexibility to the user to merge large functionalities to generate adhoc applications
  • It is a simple Interface, reduces complexity

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