Understanding Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) for App Development

1️⃣ Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a design pattern that uses loosely coupled services to create a complete application.

2️⃣ SOA offers benefits such as reusability, scalability, and flexibility, but it also has drawbacks like increased complexity and potential performance issues.

3️⃣ In the context of creating an Uber app, SOA would involve integrating various services like mapping, user authentication, payment processing, and ride tracking to provide a seamless user experience.

🔑 Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) allows for the creation of modular and independent services.

🗺️ SOA enables the integration of services like Google Maps for location tracking.

💰 Payment gateways can be easily incorporated into applications using SOA.

🔑 Service-oriented architecture (SOA) allows developers to use existing services rather than creating their own, resulting in faster application development.

💡 SOA enables the integration of multiple services into one application, such as using Google Maps, payment services, and third-party logins in the Uber app.

👍 The advantages of SOA include faster development, access to existing services, and the ability to combine functionalities from different sources.

🔑 Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) allows for the reusability of components across different applications.

📈 SOA enables highly scalable applications by deploying services on different platforms.

💪 SOA enhances application resilience by deploying services as backups across multiple platforms.

🏢 Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is highly reusable, scalable, and resilient.

⚙️ The biggest disadvantage of SOA is its complex design.

🔄 SOA requires the creation of channels to enable communication between different services.

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) involves connecting multiple services together.

In SOA, the traffic between services can be high.

The video aims to simplify the concept of Service Oriented Architecture.