Sessions tagged as Cloud
A Primer on Distributed Event-Driven Architecture with NServiceBus
Location: Franz Hall, Room 217
Using a distributed message bus, we are able to decouple our distributed systems yet continue to add business value. In this session, we will discuss common enterprise integration patterns and real-world systems that utilize these patterns. We will build an extensible, event-driven, and distributed service layer using the open-source framework, NServiceBus. We will also briefly compare and contrast NServiceBus to MassTransit and the Windows AppFabric Service Bus.
Data Architecture – a "Corner Stone" of EA
Location: Shiley Hall, Room 123
Data Architecture – a 'Corner Stone'of Enterprise Architecture -As the organizations across the globe, aggressively pursues their strategic objectives; a key strategy and method is required in this pursuit, and that is 'Data/Information Availability'. Accurate, reliable and available information enables the organization to make timely and better business decisions. We have seen many differing methodologies over the years with CRM, Portals, B2B efforts and score carding capabilities. The need for well structured and quality information is more important than ever. As a result, we are seeing a significant acceptance and synergy relative to the importance and value having a robust Data Architecture. Most organizations today have a co
Deploying your Rails App into Amazon EC2
Location: Franz Hall, Room 026
During this session we'll review a real world case study of a production Ruby on Rails application. Along the way, we'll explore the architecture of an Amazon EC2 based system, and look at methods for automated, zero downtime deployment of new code using Capistrano, Git, EC2, and test driven development methods.
Design Patterns in architecting applications in the cloud - Amazon Web Services
Location: Shiley Hall, Room 301
Amazon Web Services provides highly reliable, scalable, elastic infrastructure where you only pay for what you use with no up-front expenses or long-term commitments. In this session, we will discuss new ways to build architectures that leverages the AWS cloud. This session will provide prescriptive guidance to cloud architects (Concepts, Best Practices, Patterns) who are looking to either migrate an existing session to the cloud or build a new application with 21st century design It will focus on: • How to you architect future applications with cloud in mind? • How to migrate an existing web application in the cloud? • How to "spike-proof" your web application ? Auto-scaling ? • How to build a secure website in the cloud? • What are some of the best practices in building a highly scalable application in the Cloud ? The session will be ideal for enterprise architects and technical decision makers who already have basic understanding of Amazon Web Services offerings.
GET REST (An Introduction)
Location: Franz Hall, Room 231
In this presentation my goal is to GET everyone excited about using REST in their application architectures. Most, if not all of the cloud computing services available today are supporting and embracing REST. So can you, and you will be surprised how easy and sensible it is. We will look at the fundamentals of REST and HTTP to understand where it fits and where it does not.
Getting Started with SQL Azure
Location: Franz Hall, Room 217
Bruce will show how to get started using SQL Azure. Working with SQL Azure should be a familiar experience for most developers because, for the most part, it supports the same tooling and development practices currently used for on premise SQL Server applications. I'll show how to use familiar tools. And will show some tips and tricks, which are important to working with SQL Azure, such as managing your connection in the event of throttling and querying the metrics views.
Intel IT Enterprise Private Cloud - Architecture and Execution
Location: Franz Hall, Room 026
The emergence of cloud computing has not only provided an option for lowering computing costs by utilizing cloud services, but cloud also represents a significant technical architecture that Intel IT is beginning to adopt internally as well. The value proposition for internal cloud as the architecture to deliver infrastructure as a service is targeted to reduce costs, increase responsiveness to the needs of the business, and improve ease-of-use in the services IT delivers to the enterprise. We will describe Intel IT’s approach and strategy for implementing internal cloud and IaaS as well as the technical/business barriers or enablers gating successful implementation.
Patterns in Windows Azure Platform
Location: Franz Hall, Room 026
Bruce will present the four main patterns for Windows Azure Platform. These are architectural patterns patterns for high availability, scalability, and computing power with Windows Azure.
The cloud machine: Why building your own cloud will be the new black
Location: Franz Hall, Room 026
When people talk about cloud we tend to think about Amazon or Slicehost. We are creating a view of the cloud that is just about service providers. There is another view on the cloud, one made of cloud factories. Not every company wants to run their own cloud, but many do. Let's explore why private clouds are important, and how easy they are to build. We can explore the companies like Yahoo! and Facebook that are building private clouds to provide excellent infrastructure to the rest of their business without any intention of offering a cloud service.