Service Orchestration¶
Service Orchestration is the process of exposing multiple fine-grained services using a single coarse-grained service. The service client will only have access to a single coarse-grained service, which encapsulates the multiple fine-grained services that are invoked in the process flow.
There are two distinct types of service orchestration:
- Synchronous service orchestration
- Asynchronous service orchestration
In both the above orchestration approaches, the ESB Micro Integrator can interact with services using two different patterns (depending on the use case):
Service chaining
Multiple services that need to be orchestrated are invoked one after the other in a synchronous manner. The input to one service is dependant on the output of another service. Invocation of services and input-output mapping is handled by the service orchestration layer (which is the ESB Micro Integrator).
Parallel service invocations
Multiple services are invoked simultaneously without any blocking until a response is received from another service.
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