Service-Oriented Modeling: Service Analysis, Design, and Architecture View Larger Image | Michael Bell
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An understandable and insightful how-to manual for implementing SOA
Service-Oriented Architecture Modeling provides answers to the most common
questions that enterprise executives, managers, architects, business analysts,
and developers face concerning service-oriented development lifecycle initiatives.
The topics discussed elaborate on major organizational software modeling challenges
and offer strategic and tactical solutions to enterpise concerns. This guide
for service-oriented projects covers such topics as service-oriented modeling
language, service development lifecycle, service conceptualization, service
discovery and analysis, business architecture, service-oriented business integration,
service design, and service architecture.
Table of Contents
Preface.
Chapter 1. Introduction.
Service-Oriented Modeling: What Is It About?
Driving Principles Of Service-Oriented Modeling.
Organizational Service-Oriented Software Assets.
Service-Oriented Modeling Process Stakeholders.
Modeling Services Introduction: A Metamorphosis Embodiment.
Service-Oriented Modeling Disciplines: Introduction.
Modeling Environments.
Service-Oriented Modeling Framework.
Summary.
Part One. Service-Oriented Life Cycle.
Chapter 2. Service-Oriented Life Cycle Model.
Service-Oriented Life Cycle Model Principles.
Service-Oriented Life Cycle Model Structure.
Service-Oriented Life Cycle Disciplines.
Summary.
Chapter 3. Service-Oriented Life Cycle Perspectives.
Service-Oriented Life Cycle Workflows: Introduction.
Planning Service-Life Cycle Workflows.
Service Life Cycle Progress View.
Service Life Cycle Iteration View.
Service Life Cycle Touch-Points View.
Summary.
Part Two. Service-Oriented Conceptualization.
Chapter 4. Attribution Analysis.
Establishing Core Attributes.
Establishing An Attribution Model.
Attribution Analysis.
Attribute Selection.
Deliverables.
Summary.
Chapter 5. Conceptual Service Identification.
Service Conceptualization Toolbox.
Conceptual Service Identification And Categorization.
Conceptual Service Association Process.
Conceptual Service Structure.
Deliverables.
Summary.
Part Three. Service-Oriented Discovery And Analysis.
Chapter 6. Service-Oriented Typing And Profiling Model.
Service-Oriented Typing.
Service-Oriented Profiling.
Service Typing Namespaces.
Service Typing And Profiling Deliverables.
Summary.
Chapter 7. Service-Oriented Discovery And Analysis: Implementation Mechanisms.
Service-Oriented Assets And Analysis Activites.
Service Discovery And Analysis Toolbox.
Granularity Analysis.
Aggregation Analysis.
Decomposition Analysis.
Unification Analysis.
Intersection Analysis.
Subtraction Analysis.
Combining Service Analysis Methods.
Service-Oriented Discovery And Analysis Deliverables Model.
Summary.
Chapter 8. Service-Oriented Analysis Modeling.
Analysis Modeling Guiding Principles.
Analysis Proposition Diagrams.
Analysis Notation.
Analysis Modeling Rules.
Analysis Modeling Process.
Service-Oriented Analysis Modeling Operations.
Deliverables.
Summary.
Part Four. Service-Oriented Business Integration.
Chapter 9. Business Architecture Contextual Perspectives.
Business Model Perspectives.
Problem-Solving Perspectives.
Deliverables.
Summary.
Chapter 10. Business Architecture Structural Perspectives.
Business Architecture Structural Integration Model.
Business Domain Integration Structures.
Business Domain Geographic Boundaries.
Business Domain Distribution Formations.
Business Domain Control Structures.
Deliverables.
Summary.
Chapter 11. Service-Oriented Business Integration Modeling.
Service-Oriented Business Integration Modeling Principles.
Service-Oriented Business Integration Diagram.
Modeling Process.
Business Architecture Deliverables Model.
Summary.
Part Five. Service-Oriented Design Model.
Chapter 12. Service-Oriented Logical Design Relationship.
Design Logical Relationship Major Influences.
A Formal Service Logical Relationship Notation.
Roles In The Service-Oriented Design Context.
Service Design Visibility Aspects.
Service Cardinality.
Synchronization.
Service-Oriented Logical Design Relationship Diagram.
Deliverables Model.
Summary.
Chapter 13. Service-Oriented Logical Design Composition.
What Is A Service-Oriented Logical Design Composition?
Service-Oriented Design Composition Components
Service-Oriented Design Composition Styles.
Logical Design Composition Strategies.
Deliverables.
Summary.
Chapter 14. Service-Oriented Transaction Model.
Service-Oriented Transaction Planning Success Criteria.
Logical Design View: Service-Oriented Transaction Diagram.
Conveying Functionality In The Activity Section.
Planning Service-Oriented Transactions.
Deliverables.
Summary.
Part Six. Service-Oriented Software Architecture Principles.
Chapter 15. Service-Oriented Conceptual Architecture Principles.
Conceptual Architecture Elements.
Architectural Concepts As Machines.
Modeling Conceptual Architecture.
Deliverables.
Summary.
Chapter 16. Service-Oriented Logical Architecture Principles.
Logical Architecture Building Blocks.
Logical Architecture Perspectives.
Asset Utilization Diagram.
Reusability Perspective.
Discoverability Perspective.
Behavioral Perspective.
Loose-Coupling Perspective.
Interoperability Perspective.
Deliverables.
Summary.
Index.
About the Author
Michael Bell is the founder of Methodologies Corporation, a service-oriented
architecture-modeling firm. He is a software, modeling, and architecture strategist
veteran with twenty-two years of experience designing, architecting, and building
high-volume, real-time trading systems for Wall Street brokerage institutions,
investment banking, credit card, and insurance firms, such as JPMorgan, Chase,
Citibank, American Express, and UBS PaineWebber.
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