TIBCO Service Oriented Architecture Exam
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This exam will certify that the successful candidate has important knowledge and skills necessary to architect an enterprise SOA solution based on TIBCO’s SOA and integration technology suite which meets mission critical needs.
Exam Details
Audience
Recommended General Experience
Product Specific Experience
Exam Topics and Objectives
Standards Reference URLs
Recommended Courses
Sample Questions
Recommendations for Further Reading
Exam Details
Exam: TB0-109
Number of exam questions: 46
Exam duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes
Percentage correct to pass the exam: 67%
Audience
Successful candidates for the TIBCO Service Oriented Architecture Exam will have a Bachelor’s degree in computer science or software engineering or equivalent work experience, and will have served four years or more as technical design lead, two years architecting distributed systems, and at least three years experience in design or development of distributed systems. Candidates should have at least two years experience designing message-based distributed systems using TIBCO products. It is recommended that candidates pass the TB0-107: TIBCO BusinessWorks™ 5 and TB0-104: TIBCO Enterprise Message Service™ 4 certification exams.
The successful candidate should be able to take an end-to-end business process description of average complexity and architect the end-to-end solution, using accepted TIBCO and industry best practices, including end-point systems, adapters, BusinessWorks™, Enterprise Message Service, or TIBCO ActiveMatrix™ infrastructure. Average complexity business processes contain an end-point system that initiates the transaction, and a limited number of interactions with back-end systems. The successful candidate will be able to assist in the architecting of end-to-end solutions for complex business processes employing workflow and complex event processing given appropriate high-level guidance and design patterns by the enterprise architecture team.
Additionally, successful candidates will have the experiences and mastered the topics outlined below.
Recommended General Experience
Bachelor’s degree in computer science or software engineering or equivalent work experience, and will have served four years or more as technical design lead, two years architecting distributed systems, and at least three years experience in design or development of distributed systems. It is recommended that candidates pass the TB0-107: TIBCO BusinessWorks™ 5 and TB0-104: TIBCO Enterprise Message Service™ 4 certification exams.
Product Specific Experience
Candidates should have at least two years experience designing message-based distributed systems using TIBCO products.
Exam Topics and Objectives
SOA Concepts
Concepts
Define the concept of a service and its characteristics
Describe how services are accessed, used and managed
SOA and Other Related Standards
Standards
Explain the significant standards and their usage in an SOA implementation.
General Architecture Practices
Modeling
Given a scenario, identify the appropriate modeling representations and design patterns.
Architecture
Describe the process for creating and validating an SOA architecture.
Services and Solutions with TIBCO SOA Technology
Products
Select appropriate TIBCO products for a given scenario
Describe the critical features of TIBCO products and how to tune and configure them to implement a SOA solution
Construct SOA Solution with TIBCO Products
Define the infrastructure and infrastructure services required to support an SOA implementation
Explain the best practices for implementing services
Describe the stages in constructing and deploying services and the SOA solutions utilizing them
Analyze the business requirements and design a suitable logical SOA architecture
Enterprise Services for Mission Critical Applications
Scalability
Given a scenario, apply the appropriate approach for scaling services implemented using TIBCO products
High Availability
Given a process definition scenario, select the appropriate fault tolerant design to make the process highly available
Determine appropriate failover, clustering and storage approaches used in High Availability configuration including shared file systems and distributed file locking
Transactions
Given a process definition scenario, identify the appropriate use of transactions
SLA’s
Define the different SLA measures and identify their impact on the service design
Site Disaster Recovery
Explain metrics (such as Recovery Time Objective and Recovery Point Objective) and approaches for site disaster recovery
Service Life Cycle and Governance
Runtime Policies
Given an application scenario and runtime security, routing, audit, and SLA monitoring requirements, define optimal runtime policies and the TIBCO components required to implement them
Governance
Explain the purpose and rationale for the following service life-cycle governance checkpoints: service validation; service specification, deployment readiness certification
Explain the purpose and rationale for the following SOA solution development life-cycle governance checkpoints: architecture validation; pre-deployment certification
Service Identification
Identify and qualify service opportunities.
Change Management
Specify the change management mechanisms required for versioning services and migrating service components across environments
Standards Reference URLs
Web Services Description Language (WSDL) 1.1
Donwload Free PassGuide Braindumps-The Most Realistic Practice Questions and Answers,Help You Pass any Examshttp://www.w3.org/TR/wsdl
Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) 1.1
http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/NOTE-SOAP-20000508/
XML Path Language (XPath) Version 1.0
http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath
Java Message Service Specification – version 1.1
http://java.sun.com/products/jms/
XSL Transformations 1.0
http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt
Recommended Course
ARC601: Architecture Essentials of Distributed Systems *
ARC602: Architecting a TIBCO® SOA *
*Course materials may only be obtained by attending the course(s).
Sample Questions
TIBCO Service Oriented Architecture Exam Sample Questions
Recommendations for Further Reading
Succeeding with SOA: Realizing Business Value Through Total Architecture by Paul C. Brown
Implementing SOA : Total Architecture in Practice by Paul C. Brown
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): Concepts, Technology, and Design, by Thomas Erl
Service-Oriented Architecture : A Field Guide to Integrating XML and Web Services, by Thomas Erl
Web Services Platform Architecture: SOAP, WSDL, WS-Policy, WS-Addressing, WS-BPEL, WS-Reliable Messaging, and More, by Sanjiva Weerawarana, Francisco Curbera, Frank Leymann, Tony Storey, and Donald F. Ferguson
All five books are available from either Amazon or Barnes and Noble.
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TIBCO Service Oriented Architecture Exam Sample Questions
Please note: Your successful completion of these sample questions is not a guarantee of passing TIBCO’s actual certification exam.
Which statement is true about an infrastructure service?
It integrates multiple systems.
It encapsulates a technical capability.
It encapsulates a business function.
It is deployed on multiple platform types
Which three of the following are valid SOAP Fault faultcode values? (Choose three.)
Client
Service
MustUnderstand
VersionMismatch
ProtocolError
Which of the following UML diagram types represents the information used in a business process?
State diagram
Activity diagram
Class diagram
Implementation diagram
Which TIBCO product should be used to advertise a service?
TIBCO Administrator
TIBCO BusinessWorks
TIBCO ActiveMatrix Registry
TIBCO ActiveMatrix Policy Manager
TIBCO Enterprise Message Service
Which three of the following are true of destination bridging in TIBCO Enterprise Message Service? (Choose three)
A message selector can be put on a bridged destination.
Message selectors cannot be put on a bridged destination.
A bridge has permission to send to its target destination.
A bridge must be configured with appropriate permissions.
If a message is sent within a transaction then all messages sent across a bridge are also included in the transaction.
If a message is sent within a transaction then messages sent across a bridge are not included in the transaction.
Which security mechanism is required to support privacy?
Encryption
Authorization
Authentication
Digital certificates
Which component provides runtime governance?
LDAP server
UDDI registry
TIBCO Administrator
TIBCO ActiveMatrix Policy Manager
A TIBCO BusinessWorks process will receive JMS messages from queue destination and is deployed to engines across multiple servers.
Which of the following is true?
The process has been deployed for horizontal scaling as long as the queue is non-exclusive
The process has been deployed for vertical scaling as long as the queue is non-exclusive
The process has been deployed for vertical scaling as long as the queue is exclusive
The process has been deployed for horizontal scaling as long as the queue is exclusive
A composite service calls several other services.
What is the availability of the composite service?
The lowest called service availability.
The highest called service availability.
The mean value of all the called service availabilities.
The product of all the called service availabilities.
What are three characteristics of a service? (Choose three.)
A service facilitates re-usability.
A service requires a web-based interface.
A service can be discovered through a registry.
A service must be deployed in an Application Server.
Implementation of a service is language independent.
Which TIBCO BusinessWorks configuration parameter determines how many process instances can execute concurrently?
Max Jobs
Flow Limit
Step Count
Thread Count
Which two JMS object types can be looked up using JNDI? (Choose two.)
Session
Destination
Connection
ConnectionFactory
Which three statements describe differences between Storage Area Nework (SAN) and Network Attached Storage (NAS) solutions? (Choose three.)
NAS requires a Cluster Server solution.
SAN is generally more expensive but provides higher performance.
NAS uses TCP/IP for communication between hosts and the NAS server.
NAS requires additional hardware on a host: a Host Bus Adapter for connectivity.
SAN uses proprietary protocols for communication between hosts and the SAN fabric.
Answers:
1. B
2. A, C, D
3. C
4. C
5. A, C, E
6. A
7. D
8. A
9. D
10. A, C, E
11. D
12. B, D
13. B, C, E
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