1. Services Oriented Architecture
| 1."Service-Oriented Architecture: Concepts, Technology, and Design" by ERL
“Service-Oriented Architecture: Concepts, Technology, and Design” Book Review: This book presents a comprehensive guide on modeling and designing SOA, providing a detailed step-by-step explanation. It highlights the practical applications of SOA, particularly in delivering high-value business services for enterprises. Moreover, the book showcases the widespread adoption of SOA among major software providers. It delves into how SOA has become an essential tool in enhancing flexibility and value within IT infrastructure.
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| 2."Service Oriented Architecture for Enterprise and Cloud Applications" by Shankar Kambhampaty
“Service Oriented Architecture for Enterprise and Cloud Applications” Book Review: This book is a comprehensive guide to service-oriented architecture (SOA) in the context of enterprise and cloud applications. It is designed for a wide range of readers, including practitioners, software architects, and designers interested in developing SOA solutions. For those who are new to software engineering, the book offers an introduction to the subject. Additionally, the book explores the impact of cloud computing, a significant trend in the deployment and utilization of services. The book comprises chapters on cloud computing concepts, platforms, and SOA with cloud services.
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| 3."Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) For Dummies" by Judith Hurwitz and Robin Bloor
“Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) For Dummies” Book Review: In this book, readers will discover cutting-edge solutions for implementing Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) in business contexts. The author delves into the financial and business aspects of SOA, while also providing an in-depth exploration of the essential components required for creating efficient business processes. The book offers insights on constructing adaptable and strategic SOA business applications, along with a thorough explanation of XML and its applications within SOA.
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| 4."SOA Design Patterns (Prentice Hall Service-Oriented Computing Series from Thomas ERL)" by Erl
“SOA Design Patterns (Prentice Hall Service-Oriented Computing Series from Thomas ERL)” Book Review: The significance of SOA design patterns in developing and delivering superior software-intensive systems is emphasized in this book. It furnishes a comprehensive, step-by-step manual that is well-suited to any organization’s level of expertise. The book also distinguishes between service orientation and object orientation, explaining the technical distinctions between them. Additionally, it provides a thorough examination of SOA design elements and is well-organized and straightforward. The book employs plain language and diagrams to make it simple for novices to comprehend.
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| 5."Fast SOA: The Way to Use Native XML Technology to Achieve Service Oriented Architecture Governance, Scalability and Performance" by Cohen
“Fast SOA: The Way to Use Native XML Technology to Achieve Service Oriented Architecture Governance, Scalability and Performance” Book Review: The purpose of this book is to provide insight into the implementation of native XML technology in SOA. It is tailored towards software and data architects, IT application developers, and other relevant professionals. The book delves into data mediation applications that utilize mid-tier data and service caching. These applications prove to be useful in managing the increasing influx of new schemas and devices. Additionally, the book explores ways to enhance service and application scalability while optimizing performance.
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| 6."The Minimum You Need to Know about Service Oriented Architecture" by Roland Hughes
“The Minimum You Need to Know about Service Oriented Architecture” Book Review: This book is a concise yet informative guide to Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). The book is organized into four chapters: “What is SOA?”, “The SOA Programming Model”, “SOA and Web Services”, and “SOA Adoption”. Each chapter covers important topics such as service-oriented design principles, SOA implementation models, web service protocols, and best practices for SOA adoption. This book is a valuable resource for software developers and architects looking to gain a foundational understanding of SOA.
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| 7."Service-Oriented Architecture: For Enterprise Applications" by Shankar Kambhampaty
“Service-Oriented Architecture: For Enterprise Applications” Book Review: This book delves into various aspects of SOA, such as reuse, agility, and integration. It provides a systematic and extensive range of methods to construct enterprise applications based on a service-oriented approach. The concepts and technology discussed in this book aim to address the IT challenges commonly encountered by organizations. The chapters cover a range of topics including enterprise-wide SOA architecture, enterprise applications, and software platforms for such applications.
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| 8."Migration of Legacy System to Service Oriented Architecture (Soa)" by Maulahikmah Galinium and Negar Shahbaz
“Migration of Legacy System to Service Oriented Architecture (Soa)” Book Review: This book offers insights into the migration of legacy systems to service-oriented architecture (SOA). It targets researchers and individuals with an interest in SOA systems. The migration process is influenced by a range of factors that differ from one legacy infrastructure and set of business processes to another. The book delves into the factors that contribute to successful migration of legacy systems to SOA.
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| 9."Optimizing Service Oriented Architecture to Support E-Learning" by Haitham El-Ghareeb
“Optimizing Service Oriented Architecture to Support E-Learning” Book Review: In this book, the focus is on the benefits of an inventive and adaptable e-learning model that prioritizes the students’ needs in e-learning. The model includes intelligent and adaptive features that create tailored e-learning environments. The book delves into the hurdles that e-learning systems encounter and proposes solutions to address them. Additionally, it explores the optimization of SOA as a means of overcoming both performance and architectural obstacles.
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| 10."A Service-Oriented Architecture-Based Framework for E-Procurement" by Aderonke Adesina
“A Service-Oriented Architecture-Based Framework for E-Procurement” Book Review: This book explores the evolution of a multi-tiered E-procurement framework with a layered interoperable service-oriented architecture (SOA). It provides insights into the implementation model of SOA, which includes several techniques such as ESB, web service, CORBA, DCOM, and RIM. The author emphasizes the implementation of the service module using XML web service and SOAP and uses the net framework as the implementation platform. The book’s primary focus is on achieving loosely coupled application-level integration, which is essential for organizations to streamline their procurement processes effectively. Overall, the book offers valuable insights into the implementation of SOA and its benefits in developing a robust E-procurement framework.
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2. Web Services and Service Oriented Architecture
| 1."Service-Oriented Architecture: Analysis and Design for Services and Microservices (The Prentice Hall Service Technology Series from Thomas Erl)" by Thomas Erl
“Service-Oriented Architecture: Analysis and Design for Services and Microservices (The Prentice Hall Service Technology Series from Thomas Erl)” Book Review: This book is a valuable resource for both enterprise architects and software developers. It provides in-depth insights into the design and implementation of service-oriented architecture. The book covers the fundamentals of service-oriented architecture, including analysis and design of REST services, Web services, and microservices. It also includes a comprehensive overview of service API and contract designs. Additionally, the book contains appendices of important technical terms, case study examples, and helpful illustrations.
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| 2."Web Services, Service-Oriented Architectures and Cloud Computing" by Barry
“Web Services, Service-Oriented Architectures and Cloud Computing” Book Review: This book serves as a helpful guide for individuals seeking to leverage technological advancements and integrate online services into a service-oriented architecture. It covers essential topics such as web services and cloud computing while offering a comprehensive overview of SOA analysis to enhance project efficiency. Additionally, it delves into the accommodation of web services and service-oriented architecture, presenting easy-to-understand examples to aid in technical comprehension.
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| 3."Security for Web Services and Service-Oriented Architectures" by Elisa Bertino and Federica Paci
“Security for Web Services and Service-Oriented Architectures” Book Review: This book provides an informative introduction to the topic of web service security and its underlying objectives. The author explains key principles, architecture, and standards related to web service technologies, and delves into the various threats and vulnerabilities that can impact these systems. Additionally, the book explores effective countermeasures for mitigating risks, as well as access control mechanisms for both web services and business processes. Finally, readers can gain insights into digital identity management and trust negotiation, offering valuable knowledge for anyone working in the field of web service security.
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| 4."Expert Service-Oriented Architecture In C#: Using The Web Services Enhancements 2.0" by Jeffrey Hasan
“Expert Service-Oriented Architecture In C#: Using The Web Services Enhancements 2.0” Book Review: The book offers guidance on the development of service-oriented architecture applications, accompanied by practical examples. It goes beyond theory to provide actual program codes that can be implemented using Visual Studio 2005 and web services enhancements. Moreover, it elucidates the process of developing secure web services through the use of XML messages.
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| 5."Enhancing Enterprise and Service-Oriented Architectures with Advanced Web Portal Technologies: 1" by Jana Polgar and Greg Adamson
“Enhancing Enterprise and Service-Oriented Architectures with Advanced Web Portal Technologies: 1” Book Review: The book provides up-to-date research advancements in service-oriented architecture, including numerous case studies and frameworks contributed by experts worldwide. Both students and practitioners will benefit from this comprehensive resource to stay informed on the latest technologies. Its broad range of technical expertise and subject matter make it an ideal tool for enhancing enterprise and service-oriented architecture knowledge. With its research-focused approach, the book serves as a valuable reference for many readers.
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| 6."Methodologies for Non-functional Requirements in Service-oriented Architecture: Requirements Engineering, Model-driven Development, and Security" by Junichi Suzuki
“Methodologies for Non-functional Requirements in Service-oriented Architecture: Requirements Engineering, Model-driven Development, and Security” Book Review: This book is a comprehensive guide that covers various aspects of non-functional requirements in service-oriented architecture (SOA). The book is divided into four parts: introduction, requirements engineering, model-driven development, and security. The topics covered include the fundamentals of SOA, non-functional requirements, quality attributes, methods and techniques for eliciting, modeling and analyzing non-functional requirements, model-driven development of SOA, security threats and countermeasures, and more. This book is a valuable resource for software architects, engineers, and researchers working in the field of service-oriented architecture.
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| 7."Security Issues of Web Services in a Service Oriented Architecture" by Iyer Kamatchi
“Security Issues of Web Services in a Service Oriented Architecture” Book Review: This is a comprehensive book covering the security challenges of web services in a service-oriented architecture. The book consists of 11 chapters that provide an in-depth analysis of various security issues faced by web services, such as authentication, authorization, confidentiality, and integrity. The book also discusses security standards, protocols, and tools that can be used to ensure the security of web services. The book is a valuable resource for professionals and students interested in web services and their security.
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| 8."Business Process Management, Service-Oriented Architecture, Web 2.0" by Dominik Fuchshofer
“Business Process Management, Service-Oriented Architecture, Web 2.0” Book Review: This book offers a comprehensive insight into the principles of Business Process Management and Service-Oriented Architecture. It delves into the ways in which these two methodologies can promote adaptability and reuse of existing components within an organization. Through the lens of Web 2.0, the book illustrates the vast potential for these approaches to be integrated into a company’s operations. Moreover, it outlines the benefits that small and medium-sized businesses can derive from these technologies.
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| 9."Grids and Service-Oriented Architectures for Service Level Agreements (CoreGrid)" by Philipp Wieder and Ramin Yahyapour
“Grids and Service-Oriented Architectures for Service Level Agreements (CoreGrid)” Book Review: The book presents the latest research insights and practical solutions on service-oriented architecture for business communities. It delves into the management of contracts and service level agreements, making it an essential guide for practitioners and researchers in the grid environment, as well as advanced computer science students. Specifically, the book covers grid environments and generic models for service level agreements, such as negotiation models and monitoring infrastructure, that can be applied to service-oriented systems.
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| 10."Requirements Modelling and Specification for Service Oriented Architecture" by Ian Graham
“Requirements Modelling and Specification for Service Oriented Architecture” Book Review: This book provides a comprehensive understanding of the dissimilarities between requirements engineering and software specification. The author has compiled all the essential techniques that a contemporary software developer needs in this book, making it a valuable resource for individuals developing a system within a service-oriented architecture. Additionally, readers can explore relevant standards and technologies for service-oriented architecture, including web services. Moreover, this book covers a wide range of modern requirements engineering techniques that readers can benefit from. | |
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