M2180-646 · Question #1
Application integration through decoupling of application services and elimination of point-to-point integration architecture by using an ESB typically results in:
The correct answer is A. Lower costs for integration logic maintenance. IBM WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) helps achieve efficiencies in skills, cost and time- to-value across your middleware solutions ESB provides integration for new and composite SOA and BPM applications, optimized for the WebSphere Application Server platform Decouples…
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Application integration through decoupling of application services and elimination of point-to-point integration architecture by using an ESB typically results in:
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- ALower costs for integration logic maintenance.
- BLower costs to manage operational backups across the enterprise.
- CHigher costs to maintain the integration logic embedded in applications.
- DLower security costs.
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(44 responses)- A82% (36)
- B11% (5)
- C5% (2)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
IBM WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) helps achieve efficiencies in skills, cost and time- to-value across your middleware solutions ESB provides integration for new and composite SOA and BPM applications, optimized for the WebSphere Application Server platform * Decouples complex integration logic from each application providing consistency in connectivity across point-to-point infrastructure * Provides service mediation and hosting on common internet-standard application infrastructure based on WAS * Extends to service registry and repository for SOA solutions with a published catalogues of services supporting dynamic endpoint resolution * Combines with WebSphere eXtreme Scale to provide elastic caching capabilities with improved system response times and enhanced throughput as redundant calls are stored for rapid access
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