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Middleware and Cloud Computing
An introduction to Cloud Computing and Oracle Middleware on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Rackspace Cloud and RightScale Cloud Managenment Platform.
Oracle VM Templates on EC2, Free Micro Instances, Free Cloud Watch Monitoring, Tags, S3 Reduced Redundancy Storage, EBS-backed AMIs, Database Read Replicas and Multi-Availability Zone Instances, Simple Notification Service (SNS), Simple Queue Service (SQS), Auto Scaling, the brand new Amazon Linux and much, much more!
An introduction to Cloud Computing and Oracle Middleware on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Rackspace Cloud and RightScale Cloud Managenment Platform.
- Introduction to Cloud Computing: Why the existing definitions aren't good enough.
- Amazon Web Services (Using EC2 Instances, Creating your own customized Images, File Systems, Amazon Linux, Command-Line and Tools)
- Rackspace Cloud (Rackspace Cloud Server and Rackspace Cloud Files for Windows and Linux, REST API, Limelight Content Distribution Network)
- SOA and Oracle Fusion Middleware (WebLogic Server, Service Bus, Oracle BPM / WebCenter, Oracle Service Registry, Oracle Enterprise Repository)
- Designing for the Cloud (Design Principles, IaaS Platform choice, AMI design, Oracle Architecture Blueprint)
- Cloud Databases (Oracle Database AMIs, AWS SimpleDB, AWS Relational Database Service (RDS), WebLogic with RDS, Multi Data Sources)
- Cloud Management (Distributed Domains, Backups, Disaster Recovery, Licensing, RightScale Cloud Management)
- Availability (Clustering, Distributed JMS, Whole-server Migration, AWS Simple Queue Service, Overload Protection)
- Scalability (AWS Auto Scaling, HAProxy, AWS Elastic Load Balancing, CDNs and AWS CloudFront)
- Monitoring (AWS Simple Notification Service (SNS), AWS CloudWatch)
- Oracle VM (Oracle VM Templates on EC2, WebLogic Virtual Edition, Virtual Box)
Oracle VM Templates on EC2, Free Micro Instances, Free Cloud Watch Monitoring, Tags, S3 Reduced Redundancy Storage, EBS-backed AMIs, Database Read Replicas and Multi-Availability Zone Instances, Simple Notification Service (SNS), Simple Queue Service (SQS), Auto Scaling, the brand new Amazon Linux and much, much more!
Über den Autor
Dr. Frank Munz is an expert in middleware and distributed computing. He has more than 15 years experience working with top middleware vendors such as Sun, BEA, TIBCO and Oracle, throughout Europe and Australia. Frank is the founder of munz & more - a cutting-edge consultancy focusing on Oracle middleware and cloud computing - and also runs his own high-end training program. He loves to talk about features and showstoppers and frequently speaks at conferences all over the world.
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5 von 5 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Format:Taschenbuch
I bought "Middleware and Cloud Computing" as a complementary book when I ordered the classic AWS book written by Amazon itself.
After reading both books I am convinced that Amazon has done a brilliant job!
But "Middleware and Cloud Computing" is a better choice for me because its main focus is on architecture and it mentions all known limitations of current cloud technology.
Both books are suitable if you are new to AWS, but "Middleware and Cloud Computing" explains the most important trade-offs that you are facing in real projects (EBS / S3 backed images, AWS Linux or other Linux distributions, Cloud Databases, SNS/SQS vs. JMS, software load balancers such as HAProxy or Amazon's elastic load balancing). The book also covers the second most important IaaS provider Rackspace including apps running on the Rackspace cloud, their REST API and their content distribution network Limelight.
There are detailed chapters about availability, scalability (AWS auto scaling) and monitoring.
It covers as well Oracle WebLogic server, SOA and Oracle Fusion Middleware including all the possibilities and options that currently exist when running Oracle products in the cloud. I never understood any of this from the available Oracle documentation (although I was spending many hours) so I especially enjoyed reading this part.
Overall, it is certainly a more objective book than the others I've read, explaining Amazon, Rackspace and RightScale together with plenty of third-party tools and their benefits.
After reading both books I am convinced that Amazon has done a brilliant job!
But "Middleware and Cloud Computing" is a better choice for me because its main focus is on architecture and it mentions all known limitations of current cloud technology.
Both books are suitable if you are new to AWS, but "Middleware and Cloud Computing" explains the most important trade-offs that you are facing in real projects (EBS / S3 backed images, AWS Linux or other Linux distributions, Cloud Databases, SNS/SQS vs. JMS, software load balancers such as HAProxy or Amazon's elastic load balancing). The book also covers the second most important IaaS provider Rackspace including apps running on the Rackspace cloud, their REST API and their content distribution network Limelight.
There are detailed chapters about availability, scalability (AWS auto scaling) and monitoring.
It covers as well Oracle WebLogic server, SOA and Oracle Fusion Middleware including all the possibilities and options that currently exist when running Oracle products in the cloud. I never understood any of this from the available Oracle documentation (although I was spending many hours) so I especially enjoyed reading this part.
Overall, it is certainly a more objective book than the others I've read, explaining Amazon, Rackspace and RightScale together with plenty of third-party tools and their benefits.
5 von 5 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Format:Taschenbuch
Der Autor schreibt unabhängig, kritisch und sehr verständlich über das Thema. Neben der Unabhängigkeit gefällt vor allem die klare Strukturierung des Buchs mit vielen Screenshots, Infografiken und Quelltexten. Ein echter Kauftipp für Professionals, die im Bereich Middleware / Cloud Computing aktiv sind.
4 von 4 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Format:Taschenbuch
You have heard about the Cloud and the interesting things it could offer but you do not have a clear idea about how to start, which provider to choose, what are the different configurations available, how much it would cost, or what other aspects you may need to consider.
This book answers all those questions and much more: from the setup of an account (Amazon, Rackspace) and the selection of a machine image to the scalability and the monitoring of a Cloud environment. It presents the big picture (architecture, middleware) and then goes into the technical details about how to do the setup. The added value of the book is the personal insight and real world experience that Frank Munz shares on each of the topics he treats. I like the way the topics are presented and probably the only thing I was missing was a glossary for the acronyms (I am pretty bad at remembering them).
The book is very technical, so I wouldn't recommend it if you just want to have an idea about the topic. On the other hand, if you have a technical background in systems architecture and middleware and you want to explore this model, this is definitely an excellent book to start with.
This book answers all those questions and much more: from the setup of an account (Amazon, Rackspace) and the selection of a machine image to the scalability and the monitoring of a Cloud environment. It presents the big picture (architecture, middleware) and then goes into the technical details about how to do the setup. The added value of the book is the personal insight and real world experience that Frank Munz shares on each of the topics he treats. I like the way the topics are presented and probably the only thing I was missing was a glossary for the acronyms (I am pretty bad at remembering them).
The book is very technical, so I wouldn't recommend it if you just want to have an idea about the topic. On the other hand, if you have a technical background in systems architecture and middleware and you want to explore this model, this is definitely an excellent book to start with.
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