Chapter 5. The SOA Platform
So far, you have learned what SOA is, what benefits it brings you, and how you should design an SOA and its services. In this chapter, you will learn how to create an SOA by looking at the concrete building blocks, such as Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) and service registry, which are typically used as part of an SOA platform.
The chapter starts by providing an overview of a typical SOA landscape. The subsequent paragraphs each discuss what components can be used for:
- Services
- Events
- Service composition
- Business rules
- User interfaces
- Security
- Service registry and service repository
- Design tooling
- Development tooling
The chapter ends with an example that uses all components. Of course, there are other building blocks you need to ...
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