Arcitura Education Exam S90.01 Topic 1 Question 79 Discussion

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Question #: 79
Topic #: 1

I built a service-oriented solution a year ago comprised of 3 services. I've just been told that the business process automated by the solution is going to be replaced by a new business process that introduces some changes to how the business process logic needs to be automated. What should I do?

AReplace the solution with a brand new service-oriented solution comprised of new services designed specifically to automate the new business process.

BIdentify the services within the solution that are no longer relevant to the new business process and permanently retire them so that no other service-oriented solution inadvertently uses them.

CAssuming there is an established service inventory in place, attempt to locate any existing services that can provide the logic required to automate the new business process and then change how the services within the solution need to be composed, as required.

DDue to the fact that service-oriented solutions are inherently unable to adapt to business process change, you should investigate for how long you can continue to use your current solution. Even if it does not exactly provide the functionality required by the new business process, it is still likely to automate a subset of the new business process logic, thereby providing you with an opportunity to continue to get some value from the solution before you are forced to retire it.

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by Mabelle at Jan 14, 2025, 05:41 PM

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Marjory

2 months ago

If I had a dollar for every time a business process changed, I'd be a millionaire. Option C is the sensible choice here. Adapt, don't start over.

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Raul

2 months ago

I agree with Jesusa, we should try to adapt the current solution if possible.

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Chantell

2 months ago

D? Really? Giving up on service orientation just because of a business process change? That's like throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Where's your innovation spirit?

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Terry

1 months ago

C) Assuming there is an established service inventory in place, attempt to locate any existing services that can provide the logic required to automate the new business process and then change how the services within the solution need to be composed, as required.

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Valene

1 months ago

A) Replace the solution with a brand new service-oriented solution comprised of new services designed specifically to automate the new business process.

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Kenneth

2 months ago

Option A is overkill. Why build everything from scratch when you can reuse existing services? That's the whole point of a service-oriented architecture, right?

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Janey

1 months ago

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Scarlet

1 months ago

B) Identify the services within the solution that are no longer relevant to the new business process and permanently retire them so that no other service-oriented solution inadvertently uses them.

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Mayra

2 months ago

A) Replace the solution with a brand new service-oriented solution comprised of new services designed specifically to automate the new business process.

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Jesusa

2 months ago

I disagree, we should try to locate existing services that can provide the logic required.

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Heike

2 months ago

I like Option B. It's important to retire outdated services to avoid them being reused inadvertently. Keeping the service landscape clean is crucial for long-term maintainability.

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Honey

2 months ago

I think we should replace the solution with a brand new one.

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Lenna

2 months ago

Option C seems like the way to go. Leverage existing services where possible to adapt to the new business process. Maintaining a service inventory is key for reuse.

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