Nguyễn Xuân Thắng 20203765

Today, many organizations try to deal with the market challenges quickly, such as
developing customers' requirements and new business processes. One of the latest
challenges is how to work with service -oriented computing (Soc) in cloud
computing environment. The integration of Service-Oriented Computing (SOC) and
Cloud Computing offers organizations a powerful solution to cope with rapid
market changes and evolving customer requirements. By combining SOC's focus on
designing systems based on services with Cloud Computing's provision of
calculated resources via the Internet, organizations can achieve enhanced agility and
flexibility. Furthermore, this integration brings scalability, cost-effectiveness, and
reduced development effort to application development. SOC's approach of
separating system functions into independent services eliminates the need for
developing new software components for every business process change. These
autonomous, self-described, reusable, and highly portable services, when coupled
with Cloud Computing's resource provisioning, enable organizations to rapidly and
affordably construct robust applications. However, despite the benefits, the
integration of SOC and Cloud Computing presents challenges that need to be
addressed. Maintaining high service availability is crucial as services depend on the
infrastructure of cloud computing providers. Service-Oriented Computing (SOC)
leverages a range of technologies to enable the construction and deployment of
services within a distributed environment. Key technologies employed in SOC
include: Web Services utilize standardized protocols like SOAP, WSDL, and
UDDI ; REST (Representational State Transfer) is an architectural style that
employs the HTTP protocol for communication. These techniques involve the
coordination and management of service interactions within business or workflow
processes. These technologies form the backbone of SOC, empowering the design,
development, and deployment of loosely coupled and interoperable services. This
dependence introduces additional factors affecting service responsiveness, making it
important to establish effective communication and coordination between service
and cloud providers. Another challenge lies in ensuring end-to-end security
throughout the integrated system. Since services communicate and exchange
sensitive information, it becomes critical to establish standardized security measures
that all service providers must adhere to. Current techniques for openly discovering
services on the Internet are limited, impeding efficient service composition and
integration. Improved methods and technologies are needed to facilitate automated
service discovery and composition within the integrated environment. Finally, rapid
service deployment during organizational changes requires careful planning and
execution. Relocating existing services to new IT environments while ensuring
minimal downtime and disruption demands effective coordination and migration
strategies. In conclusion, the integration of SOC and Cloud Computing offers
numerous benefits, including scalability, cost-effectiveness, and flexibility.
However, challenges related to service availability, end-to-end security, service
workflow management, service discovery, and rapid deployment must be addressed
to fully leverage the advantages of this integration. By overcoming these challenges,
organizations can embrace the potential of SOC and Cloud Computing to drive
innovation and achieve sustained competitiveness in a dynamic market
environment.