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SOA MODELING
Service-oriented architecture requires a brand new approach to modeling and design. In this lesson, the new landscape architects must negotiate as they plan out SOA projects will be examined.
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SOA SECURITY
This lesson focuses on how to approach SOA security from an architectural perspective. A Webcast with Burton Group's Anne Thomas Manes lays out a holistic approach to SOA security. It covers threats, requirements, point-to-point security, WS-* and what constitutes a layered defense system. Steve Craggs of Lustratus Research provides a written tip discussing the flexibility-security tradeoff. He also discusses the top five SOA traps in a podcast.
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MESSAGING
In this lesson, a Webcast with WSO2's Paul Fremantle, who is also co-chair of the OASIS WS-RX Technical Committee, explains fundamentals used in architecting a loosely coupled messaging infrastructure. SOAP, REST and JMS are among the messaging structures covered in the presentation. Particular emphasis is placed on making sure your messaging conforms to a service-oriented paradigm. Fremantle also provides a written tip on services mediation on creating a more flexible messaging infrastructure.
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SOA DATA INTEGRATION
This lesson features a Webcast with noted SOA consultant David S. Linthicum on how to build a data services layer into your SOA. Data abstraction, metadata mapping, XQuery and Service Data Objects are a few of the topics he covers in the presentation. He warns that SOA performance issues are nearly automatic for architects who haven't properly accounted for data integration. XML guru Ed Tittel also provides a written tip on the instant usability of the XQuery 1.0 specification.
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THE ARCHITECTURE OF GOVERNANCE
This lesson features a Webcast with Lawrence Wilkes from Everware-CBDI, in which he breaks down the different areas that need governing inside an SOA and how to design governance inside your SOA. Topics such as service provisioning, portfolio management, reference architecture, policy compliance, service lifecycle governance, service metadata and asset management are discussed. The lesson also includes a tip on the emerging WS-Policy standard from Citigroup senior architect Mark Temple-Raston.
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