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The research described in this article proposes the creation of a framework that enables the self-optimization of IoT device networks. The network of distributed IoT devices is visualized as a graph, and graph transformations are used to specify and optimize the network in response to events such as degraded performance, failures, or configuration changes. The article provides both formal definitions and a practical example of the proposed solution.

This White Paper describes the business and technology-related benefits realized by the combination of Microservices and DevOps. It builds on The Open Group White Paper: Microservices Architecture (MSA) and explores the scenarios where the use of DevOps in conjunction with MSA will significantly improve DevOps objectives. The focus is on the architectural aspects of DevOps, not on particular frameworks and products.

Manual data transformations that result in high error rates are a big problem in complex integration and data warehouse projects, resulting in poor quality of data and delays in deployment to production. Automation of data transformations can be easily verified by humans; the ability to learn from past decisions allows the creation of metadata that can be leveraged in future mappings. Significant improvement of the quality of data transformations can be achieved, when at least one of the models… Pokaż więcej

Manual data transformations that result in high error rates are a big problem in complex integration and data warehouse projects, resulting in poor quality of data and delays in deployment to production. Automation of data transformations can be easily verified by humans; the ability to learn from past decisions allows the creation of metadata that can be leveraged in future mappings. Significant improvement of the quality of data transformations can be achieved, when at least one of the models used in transformation is already analyzed and understood. Over recent decades, particular industries have defined data models that are widely adopted in commercial and open source solutions. Those models (often industry standards, accepted by ISO or other organizations) can be leveraged to increase reuse in integration projects resulting in a) lower project costs and b) faster delivery to production. The goal of this article is to provide a comprehensive review of the practical applications of standardization of data formats. Using use cases from the Financial Services Industry as examples, the author tries to identify the motivations and common elements of particular data formats, and how they can be leveraged in order to automate process of data transformations between the models. Pokaż mniej

In this Guide, we will explore the synergies between these two evolving solutions, and identify where MSA can be an optimal fit, and an enabler to, IoT solutions.

Abstract: The following article is based on the example of an actual banking project, delivered by HP Professional Services to a major European bank. A similar approach has been taken in other integration projects to extents, depending on the legacy constraints and requirements of the customer.

MSA is an architecture style that defines and creates systems through the use of small independent and self-contained services that align closely with business activities. An individual microservice is a service that is implemented with a single purpose, that is self-contained, and that is independent of other instances and services. Microservices are the primary Architecture Building Blocks (ABBs) of an MSA. As part of an Enterprise Architecture, MSA brings a layer of service capabilities to… Pokaż więcej

MSA is an architecture style that defines and creates systems through the use of small independent and self-contained services that align closely with business activities. An individual microservice is a service that is implemented with a single purpose, that is self-contained, and that is independent of other instances and services. Microservices are the primary Architecture Building Blocks (ABBs) of an MSA. As part of an Enterprise Architecture, MSA brings a layer of service capabilities to extend the business capabilities of the enterprise and, where the enterprise is a small self-contained service, MSA may be perceived to be the Enterprise Architecture. Pokaż mniej