Adapting Service Development Life-cycle for Cloud

Feuerlicht, George; Tran, Hong Thai

doi:10.5220/0005470803660371

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“…Adaptation of the software development life cycle for cloud computing has been the subject of recent research interest. The differences between cloud service provider and consumer SDLC life-cycles resulting from the use of externally provided cloud services have been identified [13]. The authors describe a Service Consumer Framework (SCF) that incorporates architectural extensions designed to support operation in cloud computing environments [14].…”

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Architecting Enterprise Applications for the Cloud: The Unicorn Universe Cloud Framework

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Service-Oriented Computing – ICSOC 2017 Workshops

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Recent IT advances that include extensive use of mobile and IoT devices and wide adoption of cloud computing are creating a situation where existing architectures and software development frameworks no longer fully support the requirements of modern enterprise application. Furthermore, the separation of software development and operations is no longer practicable in this environment characterized by fast delivery and automated release and deployment of applications. This rapidly evolving situation requires new frameworks that support the DevOps approach and facilitate continuous delivery of cloud-based applications using micro-services and container-based technologies allowing rapid incremental deployment of application components. It is also becoming clear that the management of large-scale container-based environments has its own challenges. In this paper, we first discuss the challenges that developers of enterprise applications face today and then describe the Unicorn cloud framework (uu-Cloud) designed to support the development and deployment of cloud-based applications that incorporate mobile and IoT devices. We use a doctor surgery reservation application "Lekar" case study to illustrate how uuCloud is used to implement a large-scale cloud-based application.

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Architecting Enterprise Applications for the Cloud: The Unicorn Universe Cloud Framework

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“…As noted in our previous work [5], traditional SOA systems development methodologies do not explicitly differentiate between service provider and service consumer SDLC cycles. In the context of cloud computing, service providers and service consumers are separate entities that perform different tasks throughout their SDLC cycles.…”

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“…In our earlier work [5], we have described the SDLC (Systems Development LifeCycle) for cloud services as viewed from a service consumer perspective, and we have specified SDLC phases and described architectural components required to support life-cycle activities. This paper focuses on defining the structure and properties of the service repository.…”

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Service Repository for Cloud Service Consumer Life Cycle Management

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Feuerlicht

2015

Service Oriented and Cloud Computing

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“…In our earlier work [5], [6], we argued that the use of cloud services in enterprise applications necessitates re-assessment of the SOA paradigm, and in particular the service SDLC. We have identified differences between service provider and service consumer SDLC cycles and described the service consumer SDLC phases in detail.…”

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Service Development Life Cycle for Hybrid Cloud Environments

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2016

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Abstract:With increasing adoption of cloud computing there is a need to provide methodological and tool support for the development of enterprise applications that utilize cloud services. Traditional approaches that assume that services are developed and deployed on-premise are not suitable for hybrid cloud environments, where a significant part of enterprise applications is delivered in the form of cloud services provided by autonomous cloud providers. In this paper we describe a Service Development Life Cycle for hybrid cloud environments and a prototype system designed to support this life cycle.

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Adapting Service Development Life-cycle for Cloud

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

Architecting Enterprise Applications for the Cloud: The Unicorn Universe Cloud Framework

Architecting Enterprise Applications for the Cloud: The Unicorn Universe Cloud Framework

Service Repository for Cloud Service Consumer Life Cycle Management

Service Development Life Cycle for Hybrid Cloud Environments

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