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What are the two key differences between SOA infrastructure and traditional infrastructure?

• A.The highly distributed, heterogeneous nature of SOA attempts to bring a number of disparate moving parts together, making it more complex naturally.
• B.Traditional infrastructure is based on standards, allowing you to choose from various products and vendors which are best suited to meet your requirements.
• C.Services are more granular than applications. So the infrastructure should be able to support the distribution, deployment, discovery, and management of these granular artifacts.
• D.SOA infrastructure does not need to provide monitoring and management capabilities whereas, traditional infrastructure does.

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, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Deprecated
• B.Justified, Not Justified, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Retired
• C.Approved, Rejected, Defined, Assigned, Implemented, Retired
• D.Approved, Rejected, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Deprecated
• E.Justified, Not Justified, Defined, Assigned, Implemented, Retired
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Which role is critical in promoting the discovery and reuse of SOA Services and supporting the service lifecycle?

• A.Service Registry
• B.Service Development Platform
• C.Service Bus
• D.Metadata Repository

One of the goals of your newly formed SOA initiative is for business persons to support business-level service composition. Which option best supports your goal?

• A.Employ a Service naming strategy that details what functionality the Service delivers.
• B.Services must include a formal contract that specifies the functional and non-functional capabilities provided.
• C.Assign a Business Architect from the SOA COE to support a group of business persons.
• D.Deploy a Service Repository that classifies Services by the name of the back-end system where the implementation code resides.

Which statement describes how complexity, effort, and benefit are used In the SOA Project Selection Framework?

• A.Complexity measures the number of integrations that the project would require. Effort measures the amount of effort that existing shared services would save for the project. Benefit measures the business benefit that would be delivered by the project. A top project for inclusion would have a larger benefit and effort with a lower complexity.
• B.Complexity measures the number of integrations that the projectwould require. Effort measures the amount of effort that existing shared services would save for the project. Benefitmeasures the amount of additional revenue that would result from the project, A top project for inclusion would have a larger benefit and effort with a lower complexity.
• C.Complexity measures the technical complexity of the project. Effort measures the level of effort required to complete the project. Benefit measures the amount that the project would advance the SOA maturity of the organization. A top project for inclusion would have a larger benefit than the effort.
• D.Complexity measures the technical complexity of the project. Effort measures the level of effort required to complete the project. Benefit measures the amount of business benefit that would be delivered by the project. A top project for inclusion would have a large benefit and an effort that is lower than the complexity.
• E.Complexity measures the technical complexity of the project. Effort measures the level of effort required to complete the project. Benefit measures the amount of business benefit that would be delivered by the project. A top project for inclusion would have a large benefit and lower complexity and effort.