A) Service-Oriented Architecture B) Service-Oriented Association C) Software Operations Approach D) Systematic Organization of Applications
A) HTTP B) REST C) SOAP D) TCP/IP
A) Service-Oriented architecture B) Event-Driven architecture C) Monolithic architecture D) Microservices architecture
A) Reusability B) Discoverability C) Autonomy D) Loose coupling
A) To centralize service interactions B) To orchestrate service compositions C) To manage service registries D) To promote flexibility in service interactions
A) Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) B) Microservices C) Middleware D) Web Services
A) Services cannot be reused B) Services are designed with minimal dependencies C) Services are tightly integrated with each other D) Services can only be used once
A) To manage governance B) To store data C) To provide security D) To dynamically discover and bind to services
A) SOA 2.0 and Service Composition B) Web Services Era C) Early Adoption D) Micro Services Architecture
A) Service-Oriented Architecture B) Event-Driven Architecture C) Monolithic Architecture D) Microservices Architecture |