Arcitura Education S90.08 Exam Questions Instant Access

Question 1

The Process Centralization pattern:

Aphysically centralizes business process logic into a single location

Blogically centralizes business process logic into a separate service layer

Cphysically centralizes task services into an enterprise service bus

Dlogically centralizes task services into an enterprise service bus

Answer : A

Question 2

Which of the following functions would not be suitable for a typical service agent?

Aevent logging

Bmessage routing

Ccomplex Web service composition

Derror logging

Answer : C

Question 3

The queue established by applying the Asynchronous Queuing pattern enables service consumer and service to revert to a stateless condition before a data exchange has fully completed.

ATrue

BFalse

Answer : A

Question 4

The application of the Protocol Bridging pattern automatically results in the application of the Data Model Transformation pattern.

ATrue

BFalse

Answer : B

Question 5

The Asynchronous Queuing pattern can be combined with the Event-Driven Messaging pattern to allow a service consumer acting as a subscriber to receive all event notification messages that are broadcast, even those that are sent when the service consumer is unavailable.

ATrue

BFalse

Answer : A

Question 6

The Process Centralization pattern is most commonly associated with which service model?

Autility service

Bentity service

Ctask service

Dhybrid service

Answer : C

Question 7

The Reliable Messaging pattern requires:

Athe use of standardized service contracts in order to enable message atomic transaction details to be carried in the message header

Ba framework for temporarily persisting messages and issuing acknowledgements

Cthe application of the Official Endpoint pattern in order to enable acknowledgement features

Da framework capable of bridging disparate messaging protocols in order to exchange schemas between compatible services

Answer : B

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