Service oriented

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What is Service oriented?

Service oriented architecture structures a system as a set of loosely coupled services that communicate through well defined interfaces, often using standards like SOAP. It predates microservices and shares similar goals of modularity and reuse, but typically involves heavier middleware like an enterprise service bus. Many large enterprises still run service oriented systems built before microservices became common.

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