1z1-475 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

When considering the interface design for an enterprise-wide Service you have been guided by the SOA Reference Architecture to consider a document style data format first. Why is that?

• A.Document-style interfaces tend to be quite fine-grained so that they can be re-composed in innovative ways.
• B.Large amounts of data can be exchanged with document-style interfaces.
• C.Document-style interfaces provide for tight coupling between consumers and service providers.
• D.Document-style interfaces provide for tight coupling between consumers and service providers.
• E.This will provide the greatest opportunity for re-use from the widest possible number of consumers.

It has come to your notice that there is little or no reuse of SOA Services in production. After some investigation, you have been made aware that project development teams are struggling with Service interoperability challenges.
What course of action do you take to address these challenges?

• A.A single registry is employed to ensure Services are consistently published.
• B.A single repository is employed to ensure Services are consistently discoverable.
• C.A single service engineering team is employed to build all Services which ensure implementation consistency.
• D.A single technology (for example, Java) is employed to build all Services which ensure standards consistency.
• E.Design-time governance quality points are employed to ensure that Services following agreed enterprise standards and guidelines.

Which of the following rules apply to a functional model?

• A.Cycles are permitted in the model so as to show exchanges of Information between businessfunctions.
• B.Each decreasing level is finer grained with respect to functional representation when compared tothe level(s) above.
• C.Duplicate functions can appear in the model because that will help discover opportunities where Service Candidates can be reused.
• D.Each level in the functional model has a specific designation with respect to functionalgranularity.
• E.The model is navigated by organizational structure.

The service lifecycle is shown in the exhibit. Some stages of the lifecycle are missing their labels What are the missing stages?

• A.Justified, Not Justified, Defined, Assigned, Implemented, Retired
• B.Justified, Not Justified, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Deprecated
• C.Approved, Rejected, Defined, Assigned, Implemented, Retired
• D.Approved, Rejected, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Deprecated
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• F.Justified, Not Justified, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Retired

A successful SOA initiative is built on a solid SOA governance foundation. What three statements are true when referring to a SOA Governance model?

• A.There is one standardized SOA governance model that is appropriate for all enterprises.
• B.There is no single model of good SOA governance because each enterprise has differences andnuances.
• C.A SOA governance model enables authorized groups to encourage/enforce alignment to SOA architecture and cultural orientation.
• D.Compliance with a defined SOA governance model Is automatic after It has been deployed.
• E.A SOA governance model focuses only on the lifecycle of a Service.
• F.A SOA governance model enables the definition of policies andprocesses to guide management into making effective SOA decisions.