SOAtietue
SOAtietue is a term used in information technology to describe a framework for organizing and governing service-oriented architectures. It emphasizes discovering, composing, and evolving services across heterogeneous environments while maintaining security, data integrity, and interoperability. The name combines SOA with a suffix implying trait or characteristic of services.
Origins: The concept emerged in the mid-2010s within vendor-neutral architecture communities as a practical reference model
Principles: Core ideas include modular services with explicit interfaces, standardized data contracts and schemas, governance through
Structure: SOAtietue describes layers such as foundation (interfaces and data contracts), integration (orchestration and choreography), governance
Adoption: It is a descriptive model rather than a formal standard. Large organizations with mixed legacy and
Reception: Critics argue that such models can add governance overhead and slow development when applied rigidly.
Related topics include service-oriented architecture, API management, microservices, and data contracts.