Chapter 19. Service Performance Optimization
The IT industry has historically often traded high levels of performance for high levels of abstraction. Assembler gave way to C, which gave way to Java and .NET because easy-to-maintain code was substituted for acceptable, but not optimal, runtime performance. SOA is no different in this respect. Several service-orientation principles, such as Service Abstraction (696) and Service Loose Coupling (695), seem to demand this type of trade-off.
While some traditional optimization ...
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