An architectural pattern language of cloud-based applications

Pattern-Based and Reuse-Driven Architecting of Mobile Cloud Software

“…Our research aims to establish a catalogue of architectural patterns -as a continuously evolving repository of patterns -based on discovery and specification of new architectural patterns guided by [16,20]. We also demonstrate the usefulness of patterns in terms of reusability and efficiency of the architectural design process.…”

“…Patterns in [13] provide guidelines and practical solutions to address the scalability and elasticity in cloud-native applications for Windows Azure platform. The work presented in [16] provides a collection of patterns for the development as well as the deployment of the services for cloud-based systems. Specifically, the patterns provide solutions for the (i) development of service models for cloud computing (i.e., Software as a Service, Platform as a Service, and Infrastructure as a Service), and (ii) deployment of the services (using private, public, hybrid, or community clouds).…”

“…Specifically, the patterns provide solutions for the (i) development of service models for cloud computing (i.e., Software as a Service, Platform as a Service, and Infrastructure as a Service), and (ii) deployment of the services (using private, public, hybrid, or community clouds). In [16], the authors have organized the presented patterns as a pattern language that allows the architects/developers to select and apply these patterns.…”

“…In comparison to the research state-of-the-art on pattern-based architecting of the cloud [13,15,16,17,18] and mobile computing systems [8,19], the proposed patterns support architecturebased engineering and development of the MCC systems. Our research aims to establish a catalogue of architectural patterns -as a continuously evolving repository of patterns -based on discovery and specification of new architectural patterns guided by [16,20].…”

Towards Establishing a Catalogue of Patterns for Architecting Mobile Cloud Software

“…Moreover, our work aims to establish a pattern catalogue -continuously evolving pattern repository -based on an incremental discovery and specification of new architectural patterns guided by [8,14,18].…”