Sunday, March 18, 2007
Avoid burning your hands
Please avoid reading this entry if you think you are creative enough to find a new way to burn hand.
It is desirable nowadays that Architect not only know the Patterns but also Anti-Patterns. Similarly, understand the benefits of SOA and adopt it. But also be sure to research on pitfalls and risk associated with SOA.
Few points to avoid burning hands with SOA flame -
1. No Big Bang - Avoid this theory in Software industry, this is root of hundreds of failures.
2. SOA is concept - Never in software industry, there was a concept which has such an impact. Try to find the right technique to realize the concept in real world. Web Service is not only one.
3. Sell SOA - Everyone in enterprise is stakeholder of SOA. Sell to everyone for success.
4. Never ending SOA - Find out where your Enterprise stand in SOA maturity model.
5. Think end to end - Every project has functional and non functional requirement. Don't miss SOA non functional requirements - Performance and Security.
It is desirable nowadays that Architect not only know the Patterns but also Anti-Patterns. Similarly, understand the benefits of SOA and adopt it. But also be sure to research on pitfalls and risk associated with SOA.
Few points to avoid burning hands with SOA flame -
1. No Big Bang - Avoid this theory in Software industry, this is root of hundreds of failures.
2. SOA is concept - Never in software industry, there was a concept which has such an impact. Try to find the right technique to realize the concept in real world. Web Service is not only one.
3. Sell SOA - Everyone in enterprise is stakeholder of SOA. Sell to everyone for success.
4. Never ending SOA - Find out where your Enterprise stand in SOA maturity model.
5. Think end to end - Every project has functional and non functional requirement. Don't miss SOA non functional requirements - Performance and Security.
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