SOA EVALUATION

1. What does SOA stand for?

A) Systematic Organization of Applications
B) Service-Oriented Architecture
C) Software Operations Approach
D) Service-Oriented Association

2. What protocol was commonly used for communication between services during the early to mid-2000s?

A) SOAP
B) REST
C) HTTP
D) TCP/IP

3. Which architectural style does SOA represent?

A) Service-Oriented architecture
B) Microservices architecture
C) Monolithic architecture
D) Event-Driven architecture

4. Which principle of SOA ensures that services can be effectively discovered by consumers?

A) Loose coupling
B) Autonomy
C) Discoverability
D) Reusability

5. What is the role of service choreography in SOA?

A) To promote flexibility in service interactions
B) To orchestrate service compositions
C) To centralize service interactions
D) To manage service registries

6. What emerged as a key component in SOA implementations during the mid-2000s?

A) Middleware
B) Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)
C) Web Services
D) Microservices

7. What is the key principle of "loose coupling" in SOA?

A) Services are designed with minimal dependencies
B) Services can only be used once
C) Services cannot be reused
D) Services are tightly integrated with each other

8. What is the role of a service registry in SOA?

A) To dynamically discover and bind to services
B) To store data
C) To provide security
D) To manage governance

9. Which phase of SOA evolution focused on service composition?

A) Web Services Era
B) SOA 2.0 and Service Composition
C) Early Adoption
D) Micro Services Architecture

10. What architectural approach emerged as an evolution of SOA, promoting decentralized governance and autonomy of teams?

A) Microservices Architecture
B) Service-Oriented Architecture
C) Monolithic Architecture
D) Event-Driven Architecture

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