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Communication Middleware, Service Oriented Architectures and Cloud…
Communication Middleware, Service Oriented Architectures and Cloud Computing Technologies
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Communication Middleware
Beginnings:
Introduced years ago to facilitate the development of distributed systems. Providing a software layer, placed between operating system and applications on each end of distributed system
Importance
Without CMF, developers require to be experts in different domains such as:
Expertise in transport protocosls (TCP,UDP and others)
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Considering aspects as: Security, Mobility, Performance
Solutions
Remote Procedure Call
RPC implementations are based on the synchronous request-reply pattern that blocks the client until the server replies to RPC call.
Object Request Broker
Object Oriented paradigm . It allows the communication with remote objects, by implementing interoperable object reference. It is in charge of remote , destruction, location, invocation and destruction of objects
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SOA Definition/ Types
The Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is an architectural framework or referential model for building
software systems based on distributed services, SOA is defined as an architectural paradigm for defining how people, organizations and
systems provide and use services in an agile, scalable and interoperable world.
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Services
Service contract
formal or informal specification of the service including the purpose, functionalities,
constraints and usage
Service Interface
specifies how the service can be accessed, including data format and operations
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Composition of services
SOA applications are naturally designed and developed as assemblies of interconnected and distributed
components.Based on distributed, reusable, autonomous and stateless services, new composite
services can be developed as the result of business process orchestrations
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Enterprise Service Bus
Offers middleware technologies, that enable interoperability and allow integrate heterogenous applications using standard-based interfaces, services, and a flexible communication schema
Middleware solution that enables integration among heterogeneous components within Service Oriented Architectures
ESB increases availability, reliability, performance and scalability and facilitates maintenance
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Model Types
Client Server
The Client-Server design model (see Figure 3.4) follows a distributed model where monolithic components of
the application are distributed as two programs deployed on distinct nodes (client and server) interconnected via the
network. Clients need to know the location and the identification of the server before getting connected
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