Question 1

A service catalog is a collection of ____________ for the services belonging to a ____________.

Aservice registry records, service composition

Bservice profile information, service inventory

Cservice registry records, service composition

Dservice profile information, service accessory

Answer : B

Question 2

Following the completion of the service development and service testing lifecycle phases for a new service, the ____________ and ____________ can become part of the service profile.

Atechnical service contract, service accessory

Bservice level agreement, service accessory

Cservice registry record, service accessory

DNone of the above.

Answer : D

Question 3

Which of the following statements is false?

AService profiles may be refined by a technical communications specialist.

BAs services move from candidate to physical design, it is important to consistently document them using standardized service profiles.

CService profiles may be standardized differently within different domain service inventories.

DThe use of service profiles is least effective when combined with a standardized vocabulary or taxonomy.

Answer : D

Question 4

Which accurately describe the relationship between a service profile and a service registry record?

AService registry record is the name used to distinguish a service profile once its associated service is deployed.

BThe service profile and the service registry record are always the same document.

CService profiles and service registry records can contain similar types of information. However, their formats are often different because the service registry record format is usually dependent upon the specific service registry product being used.

DA service registry record often contains a subset of the information found in a service profile due to the application of the Service Abstraction principle.

Answer : C, D

Question 5

Which of the following items might be contained in the service-level profile, as opposed to the capability-level profile?

Aa description of the service capability

Ba description of the service's overall purpose

Ca service capability's input and output values

Ddetails of a service capability's role within a service composition