Enabling Dynamic Deployment of Cloud Applications Using a Modular and Extensible PaaS Environment

Wettinger, Johannes; Andrikopoulos, Vasilios; Strauch, Steve; Leymann, Frank

doi:10.1109/cloud.2013.68

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“…Application components need to be wired with each other or with some of the middleware components to enable communication between components as outlined in Figure 1, Figure 2, and Figure 3. Further technical requirements regarding the design of deployment plans are discussed in [2]. In addition to these general requirements, each presented application imposes additional deployment requirements.…”

Section: B Deployment Requirementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These individual requirements have to be taken into account when implementing plans to automate the deployment process of a particular application. In general, there are different approaches to realize deployment automation such as the one described in [2]. Because there is not a single approach that fits all the different requirements, it is necessary to be able to identify the "best" approach for each type of application.…”

Section: B Deployment Requirementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The overall goal of our work is to build the foundation for a decision support system for Cloud application deployment. In addition, this work addresses some of the open issues identified in [2], in terms of providing a more thorough evaluation of the discussed approaches.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 98%

“…Such middleware can either be provided 1 Amazon Web Services: http://aws.amazon.com 2 Google App Engine: https://cloud.google.com/products/app-engine as middleware services (e.g., database as a service) or reusable middleware components that can be used as a foundation to deploy the actual application components. Different deployment approaches are therefore available in this environment, depending on how the provider-driven automation of the offered middleware solutions is leveraged by the application developers.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Characterizing and Evaluating Different Deployment Approaches for Cloud Applications

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Fully automated provisioning and deployment in order to reduce the costs for managing applications is one of the most essential requirements to make use of the benefits of Cloud computing. Several approaches and tools are available to automate the involved processes. The DevOps community, for example, provides tooling and artifacts to realize deployment automation on Infrastructure as a Service level in a mostly application-oriented manner. Platform as a Service frameworks are also available for the same purpose. In this paper we categorize and characterize available deployment approaches independently from the underlying technology used. For this purpose, we choose Web applications with different technology stacks and analyze their specific deployment requirements. Afterwards, we provision these applications using each of the identified types of deployment approaches in the Cloud. Finally, we discuss the evaluation results and derive recommendations which deployment approach to use based on the deployment requirements of an application.

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“…4 was constructed to provide a customized interface. The cloud system [9,10] environment including four types of servers, each server has the data management function of MongoDB based. Interface server stores information on the software interface layout, a user or administrator can store or create software.…”

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Cloud System for User-Customized Mobile Interface Sharing in Wireless Environment

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In this paper, we use a network-based cloud environment, the software keyboard is built into the smart mobile devices will be customized to provide the user interface. Customized user interface using a network-based interface for the cloud as the optimized interface with a variety of individual application environments, user will have a desired interface for their usage. If the user requests the Node.js and JQuery-based interface to provide an interface, it will provide an interface quicker. The server processes the data quickly and builds server data. There has an algorithm which was developed to return the existing MongoDB. We will use M/M/1, M/M/C Queueing Model for using performance analysis and testing existing MongoDB Server which applied the algorithm to provide and manage user interface effectively. In addition, We propose SLAN to share data between among users, and test this method.

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Service-Oriented Architectures: From Design to Production Exploiting Workflow Patterns

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Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are a standard feature of any application that exposes its functionalities to external invokers. APIs can be composed thus obtaining new programs with new functionalities. However API composition easily becomes a frustrating and time-costly task that hinders API reuse. The issue derives from technology-dependent features of API composition such as the need of extensive documentation, protocol integration, security issues, etc.. In this paper we introduce the perspective of the API-as-a-Service (APIaaS) layer as tool to ease the development and deployment of applications based on API composition, abstracting communication protocols and message formats. We elicit the desirable features of such a layer and provide a proof-of-concept prototype implemented using a service-oriented language.

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Enabling Dynamic Deployment of Cloud Applications Using a Modular and Extensible PaaS Environment

Cited by 13 publications

References 12 publications

Characterizing and Evaluating Different Deployment Approaches for Cloud Applications

Characterizing and Evaluating Different Deployment Approaches for Cloud Applications

Cloud System for User-Customized Mobile Interface Sharing in Wireless Environment

Service-Oriented Architectures: From Design to Production Exploiting Workflow Patterns

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