Training Course:Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)School/Trainer:TONEX, Inc.
Dallas, Texas, United States
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' SOA 101: Understanding SOA
Definition of Service-oriented architecture (SOA)
Designing Service Oriented Applications
Service Oriented Integration: Standards, Technologies, and Best Practices
Overview of IT Architecture
Needs for enetrprise and IT Architecture
Enterprise-wide Data and Application Architecture
Business Architecture
Conceptual Architecture
Logical Architecture
Application/data architecture
Technology architecture
Information/data architecture
Physical Architecture and Infrastructure
Service Oriented Reference Model and Architecture
Application Integration
Enterprise Integration for SOA
Business Integration
TONEX IT and soa Framework
Rules & Roles
Technical Reference Models
Business Architecture
Information Architecture
Applications Architecture
Data Architecture
Infrastructure Architecture
Introduction to Service-oriented architecture (SOA)
SOA 101
Definition of a service
Service-oriented integration
SOA Governance
Service-oriented Development
SOA Security
SOA ManagementService Granularity
Course Grained Business Level
Fine Grained Operation Level
Users
Applications
Workflow Services
Business Services
Component Services
Enterprise Resources
Service-oriented architecture as collection of services
Defining key SOA concepts
DCOM
Object Request Brokers (ORBs) based on the CORBA
Services
Connections
Enterprise service bus
Message-oriented middleware (MOM)
Publish-subscribe
Identifying service characteristics
Building services with Java EE and .NET
SOA Architectural Principles
The Need For Architecture
Enterprise Architecture Concepts
Architectural Principles
SOA Concepts
Services
Coupling
Mediation
Comparing SOA to Other Architectures
Data Centric and Client Server
Web-Based and N-Tier
Other Approaches and Technologies
Implementing a Platform for SOA
Technical Service Infrastructure
Domain Infrastructure
Using .NET
Using J2EE
The Link between Web Services and SOA
Web Service Technologies Support SOA
Beyond the Basics
Semantic Integration
Business Process Management
The Advantages of an MDA Approach
Benefits of MDA
Modeling SOA Concepts
Generating SOA Implementations
Implementing Applications with SOA
Application Styles and Scope
Intra-Enterprise Integration
Multi-Enterprise Collaboration
SOAs and Web Services
Service-oriented interface (SOI)
Beyond Web Services
SOA Components
Key Components of SOA
Service
Directory service
Message
Dynamic Discovery
Scalability of services
Synchronous and asynchronous services
Component services
Data services
Composite (business) services
Conversational (workflow) services
Publish-subscribe services
Service brokers
Exception handling and compensating services
Service security
Interception and extensibility
Interoperability
Requirements for Implementing SOA
Common SOA patterns
Synchronicity
Component Services
Composite (Business) Services
Conversational (Workflow) Services
Data Services
Publish-Subscribe Services
Service Brokers
Exception Handling and Compensating Services
Interception and Extensibility
Interoperability
Service Security
Service-Oriented Component Architecture
Introduction to Service Implementation
Component-based development architectural concepts
Distribution tiers
Functional layers
Interface granularity
Modularization
Dependency management
Design and Structure of Service Architecture
Service Modeling and Implementation
Establishing the structure
Creating new services
Implementing the service interface
Describing the service interface
Creating description-first services
Service-oriented component-based development
Model Driven Architecture (MDA)
Introduction to the real benefit of MDA in the context of an SOA
Third Party Services
Transition Process
Transitioning to an SOA - processes and projects
A sample transition plan for the IT organization
SOA integration and consolidation activities
Extending the service concept
High-level languages: BPEL
Specifications: WS-CDL and WS-Coordination
Supporting orchestration of fine grained services into more coarse-grained business services
workflows and business processes
Interactions with choreography
The use of Service Component Architecture (SCA) to implement SOA
Service-Oriented Modeling Framework (SOMF)
SOA, Web 2.0, and mashups
Ajax, REST, Flash, or JavaFX user interfaces
Web syndication, blogs, and wikis
Service-oriented business applications (SOBAs)
Mashups
SOA 2.0 or Advanced SOA
SOA 2.0 as "the next-generation version of SOA"
Service-oriented architecture and Event Driven Architecture
SOA Integration Strategies ...''
Please go to the school's official website for training price and schedule:
http://www.tonex.com/
Phone:1-888-868-6639
School Address:
The Centrum
3102 Oak Lawn Avenue, Suite 700
Dallas, Texas 75219 USA
Training Locations:
Dallas, TX
California, Oregon and Washington States (Chapman University Campuses)
Jobs & Resumes: Dallas
Houses & Roommates: Dallas
Travel Agencies: Dallas
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