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blah framework blah platform blah blah blah cloud blah blah blah … What a load of bull crap …

blah framework blah platform blah blah blah cloud blah blah blah … reusing existing artifacts CS2103/T, Lecture 11, Part 1, [Nov 1, 2013] Less work, more results:

reusing existing artifacts

Frameworks Platforms Cloud reusing existing artifacts blah framework blah platform blah blah blah cloud blah blah blah …

Your code Invoke method response Libraries

Whole applications for reuse Oooh..! Libraries

This is not exactly what I wanted…

Oooh..!

That’s more like it!

Framework

Examples Framework

Your code Invoke method response Your Code Invoke method response Framework Library

Library Code 15 Dude, we’ll let you know. Don’t call us, we’ll call you! Umm, OK

Your code Invoke method response Your Code Invoke method response Framework Library The Hollywood Principle Don’t call us, we’ll call you!

Frameworks Platforms Cloud Patterns Principles Reusing existing artifacts. Reusing experience Processes

Your code Invoke method response Your Code Invoke method response Framework Library

Frameworks Libraries

Runtime environment app 1 app 2 Tools Technologies Patterns Frameworks Libraries Platform

connection pooling load balancing remote code execution transaction management authentication, security messaging …

Java standard edition (for desktop applications)

Frameworks Platforms Cloud Patterns Reusing existing artifacts. Reusing experience Principles Processes

Cloud computing

Computing as a service (used over the network) Cloud computing

Metered billing (pay for only what you use) Computing as a service (used over the network) Cloud computing

Metered billing (pay for only what you use) Computing as a service (used over the network) Elasticity (use only what you need) Cloud computing

Metered billing (pay for only what you use) Computing as a service (used over the network) Elasticity (use only what you need) Easy deployment (obtain/discard easily) Cloud computing

Metered billing (pay for only what you use) Computing as a service (used over the network) Elasticity (use only what you need) Easy deployment (obtain/discard easily) Optimized resources (pooled h/w, shared s/w) Cloud computing

Metered billing (pay for only what you use) Computing as a service (used over the network) Elasticity (use only what you need) Easy deployment (obtain/discard easily) Optimized resources (pooled h/w, shared s/w) Virtualization layer Virtualization (appears like 1-to-1 h/w, s/w) Cloud computing

Computing as a service (used over the network) [IaaS] Infrastructure as a service [IaaS] Infrastructure as a service EC2 Cloud computing

[IaaS] Infrastructure as a service [IaaS] Infrastructure as a service [PaaS] Platform as a service [PaaS] Platform as a service EC2 Computing as a service (used over the network)

[IaaS] Infrastructure as a service [IaaS] Infrastructure as a service [PaaS] Platform as a service [PaaS] Platform as a service [SaaS] Software as a service [SaaS] Software as a service EC2 Computing as a service (used over the network) Cloud computing

Frameworks Platforms Cloud Patterns Reusing existing artifacts. Reusing experience Principles Processes

Frameworks Platforms Cloud

Frameworks Blah blah blah Platforms blah Blah blah Cloud blah

Frameworks Blah blah blah Platforms blah Blah blah Cloud blah He’s good…