Real World SOA: Design and Implementation

This course is a continuation of the course 'Real World SOA: Analysis and Design.' In that course, you studied SOA analysis and overall design, here you will get more detailed about implementation.

In the Analysis and Design course you covered the business aspects of SOA and SOA reference architecture building blocks. In this course, Real World SOA: Design and Implementation, you'll move into the detailed design and implementation of SOA services. First, you'll look into the design principles that drive the entire design effort and the structure and dynamics of services. Then, you'll learn the different MEPs supported by services and the management of state, sessions, and client-service interactions. Finally, you'll learn the security of services, and various other topics. By the end of this course, you'll learn all you need to know about the design and implementation of SOA.

• Course Introduction 9mins
• Course Recap: Analysis and Overall Design 7mins
• Hiding the Existing (Messy) State: Integration Services 17mins
• Guiding the Design of SOA Services: Design Principles 40mins
• Brief Overview of WCF Channel Layer 24mins
• It All Starts with an Agreement: Service Contracts 15mins
• Scalability Essentials: Session and State 53mins
• Reliability: Reliable Messaging vs. Business Semantics 36mins
• The Power of Asynchronous Messaging: Understanding One-way 33mins
• The Power of Asynchronous Messaging: Patterns Based on One-way 41mins
• Security: SOA and Trust-based Access 92mins
• Taking Loose Coupling to the Next Level: Routing 40mins
• More Loose Coupling: Dynamic Discovery 28mins
• SOA Distributed Transactions 43mins
• Role of an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) 25mins
• Other Design Concerns 23mins
• Extending the Ecosystem with REST APIs 12mins
• Overview of SOA Governance 15mins