teenusepõhisesse

Teenusepõhisesse is an Estonian term that translates to "service-oriented" in English. It is primarily used in the context of business and information technology to describe a design philosophy or architectural style. In a service-oriented approach, complex systems are broken down into smaller, independent, and reusable components called services. These services communicate with each other, often over a network, to perform specific business functions.

The core idea behind teenusepõhisesse is to create flexible, scalable, and interoperable systems. By making services independent, they can be developed, deployed, and updated individually without affecting other parts of the system. This modularity also allows for easier integration of different applications and technologies. For example, a company might have separate services for customer management, order processing, and inventory control, which can then be combined to fulfill various business processes.

This approach is closely related to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and microservices. SOA is a broader architectural style that uses services as fundamental building blocks. Microservices represent a more granular approach, where services are even smaller and more specialized. The principles of teenusepõhisesse emphasize loose coupling, where services have minimal dependencies on each other, and high cohesion, meaning that the elements within a service are closely related and work together towards a common goal. This design choice aims to improve agility, reduce development costs, and enhance the ability to adapt to changing business requirements.