The choreography describes the interactions between multiple services, whereas orchestration represents control from one party's perspective This means that a choreography differs from an orchestration with respect to where the logic that controls the interactions between…

One or more of below listed option(s) could lead to a failure:1. Lack of understanding / abstractness 2. Unable to define / determinate the bounderies of services / process steps 3. Unable to decouple the execution and management of the involved process steps 4. Afraid to…

Hi depends on the requirements and process itself. I agree previous answers, but a a small checklist of things to be checked is always good: - is my process more like a flow-chart? all states are well defined within the process and they are also predicted.  The transition…