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Somehow they never even define "SOA". What? As far as I know, SOA means "safe operating area", and I have no idea how the hell this pertains to anything they'r
by fake-name 8y ago
Somehow they never even define "SOA". What?
As far as I know, SOA means "safe operating area", and I have no idea how the hell this pertains to anything they're discussing.
Google tells me SOA probably means "service oriented architecture" (or the "society of actuaries"), but geez.
- function_seven 8y agoYeah, it is Service Oriented Architecture. The definition is written out in the final section of the linked page. These were originally separate blog posts, so I assume the author got some feedback on this and decided to spell it out finally.
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- jcranmer 8y agoWorking on compilers, SOA to me means "Struct Of Arrays", which is a data layout format that is much more amenable to vector or GPU code than the "Array of Structs" representation that languages tend to guide you to implementing.
- Chlorus 8y agoThought this was going to be about Start-of-Authority records in DNS & was wondering it could possibly be irrelevant.
- tottenhm 8y ago> Somehow they never even define "SOA". What? "SOA" means "microservices for Gen X'ers". "Microservices" means "SOA for millenials". I don't know what Baby Boomers called it.
- pstuart 8y ago> I don't know what Baby Boomers called it. CORBA
- throwawayForMe2 8y agoOLTP