Web Services Orchestration and Choreography¶
Peltz, C. (2003). Web Services Orchestration and Choreography. Computer.
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- Orchestration
- Orchestration is coordinated execution under a directing control locus that selects, assigns, orders, and adapts heterogeneous components so their joint behavior realizes an outcome no component owns alone.
This sourceDefines orchestration as an executable process that controls the flow from a single party's perspective, in explicit contrast with choreography, where no party holds the process and each acts on its own view of the exchange.
- Orchestration is coordinated execution under a directing control locus that selects, assigns, orders, and adapts heterogeneous components so their joint behavior realizes an outcome no component owns alone.
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