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Organizations are faced with strategic choices about how to build and manage their IT architectures, in order to optimize data interconnection and streamline business activities. Oracle Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA Suite) and Oracle Integration Cloud Service (OIC<\/a> ) are two solutions designed to improve the agility, scalability and interconnection of enterprise systems.<\/p>\n

This article presents the features ofOracle SOA Suite and OIC<\/strong>(SOA vs. OIC<\/strong>), as well as the key differences between these two solutions, so you can choose the approach best suited to your company.<\/p>\n

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What is Oracle Service Oriented Architecture Suite (SOA)?<\/h2>\n

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SOA<\/strong><\/a> is an architectural approach that organizes a company’s IT systems<\/a> around services. These services are autonomous, independent, reusable by several applications, and each represents a specific business function (e.g. payroll). <\/p>\n

Services communicate with each other via standardized protocols such as SOAP or REST. Oracle SOA Suite<\/strong> is a middleware<\/strong> that enables several systems or applications to communicate with each other.<\/p>\n

Oracle SOA Suite<\/strong> is a solution for companies looking to implement a service-oriented architecture<\/strong>. It offers all the management features needed to integrate, orchestrate and monitor services within a complex enterprise environment. <\/p>\n

Key Oracle SOA features<\/h3>\n

The key principles of SOA<\/strong> are :<\/p>\n

modularity, independence and decoupling:<\/em><\/strong> Applications are decomposed into autonomous services, each with a well-defined function. These services are deployed and maintained independently. Services are loosely coupled, i.e. they minimize the dependencies between them; this improves the flexibility, maintainability and resilience of the system as a whole. <\/p>\n

Interoperability<\/strong>:<\/em> services communicate with each other via well-defined interfaces, using standardized communication protocols such as HTTP, SOAP or REST. This enables services developed in different languages and platforms<\/strong> to work together. <\/p>\n

Reusability<\/em><\/strong> A service can be used by several applications, reducing redundancy and increasing the efficiency of software development.<\/p>\n

Discovery and Publication<\/em><\/strong> Services can be published in registries where they are used by other services or applications, making it easier to manage the services available. SOA<\/strong> is often used in complex enterprise environments where heterogeneous systems need to work together. For example, to integrate<\/strong> systems with new applications, develop modular applications and orchestrate business processes via a service-oriented architecture<\/strong>. <\/p>\n

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Things to remember for SOA<\/strong><\/strong><\/h3>\n

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