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Cloud computing architected /

Haukioja, Risto.

Cloud computing architected /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Cloud computing architected /by John Rhoton and Risto Haukioja.
Author:	Rhoton, John.
other author:	Haukioja, Risto.
Published:	[Tunbridge Wells, Kent] :Recursive Press,c2011.
Description:	xviii, 363 p. :ill. ;25 cm.
Notes:	"Solution design handbook"--Cover.
Subject:	Cloud computing.
ISBN:	9780956355614 (pbk.) :

Cloud computing architected /
Rhoton, John.

Cloud computing architected /by John Rhoton and Risto Haukioja. - [Tunbridge Wells, Kent] :Recursive Press,c2011. - xviii, 363 p. :ill. ;25 cm.

"Solution design handbook"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 357-360) and index.

Model. Cloud definition -- Reference architecture -- Use cases -- Platform definition -- Google App Engine -- Microsoft Windows Azure -- Amazon Web Services -- Other platform options -- Presentation. Browser interface -- Native clients -- Presentation optimization -- Real-time web -- Identity. Authentication -- Personalization -- Integration. Network integration -- Application integration -- Information. Storage -- Relational data -- Non-relational data -- Resilience. Reliability -- Elasticity -- Monetization. Marketing -- Payments -- Deployment. Development -- Testing -- Staging -- Production -- Operation. Configuration -- Administration -- Troubleshooting -- Refinement -- Appendix : Case study : TrendJammer.

This book looks at how to create new software and services that leverage cloud computing and can be delivered through cloud-related channels. In Cloud Computing Architected, Risto Haukioja and I look at cloud computing from the vantage point of a software architect who is developing applications that could potentially be hosted in the cloud. This perspective focuses first on how to use cloud-based platforms and services in developing new software. It then explains what is needed in order to make the code "cloud-ready" so that it can scale on demand and accommodate higher resource efficiencies, for example through multi-tenancy. The primary readership includes Solution Architects who are designing software today. As they consider the ramifications of cloud computing and attempt to use the newest tools, services and approaches available, they will need to tackle many of the topics described in the book. Other likely readers are consultants, technologists and strategists who are involved with the planning an implementation of information technology at large enterprises or who are involved in designing a consumer-facing service that will need to scale to millions of users. Beyond these, a secondary audience is those who are only peripherally involved in the above design. Almost everyone in IT, from administrators and programmers to high-level executives, will eventually have some contact with cloud computing. Those who wish to have a solid understanding of cloud software architecture will benefit from a conceptual description of the options and design trade-offs. - Author.

ISBN: 9780956355614 (pbk.) :NT$1543Subjects--Topical Terms:

378527
Cloud computing.

LC Class. No.: QA76.585 / .R56 2011

Cloud computing architected /
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