Difference between revisions of "What the Middleware Is"
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:The federated database stores most important data from different [[CNM app]]s, so it can be accessed in one place rather than in every [[CNM app]]. In our imaginary town, this ''DDBMS'' would combine the town secretary office and archives. | :The federated database stores most important data from different [[CNM app]]s, so it can be accessed in one place rather than in every [[CNM app]]. In our imaginary town, this ''DDBMS'' would combine the town secretary office and archives. | ||
| − | :Different [[software system|system]]s of [[ | + | :Different [[software system|system]]s of [[Opplet]] may utilize the [[user data]] of the ''Middleware''. For instance, [[CNM Cert]] may take ''Middleware's'' data to track your progress outside of ''CNM Cert''. |
:The [[user management system]] handles all the authentications and authorizations. In our imaginary town, the [[user management system]] would combine two entities: (a) the ID-issuing authority and (b) ID policing reinforcement. | :The [[user management system]] handles all the authentications and authorizations. In our imaginary town, the [[user management system]] would combine two entities: (a) the ID-issuing authority and (b) ID policing reinforcement. | ||
| − | :The ''Middleware'' uses [[LDAP|Lightweight Directory Access Protocol]] ([[LDAP]]) to communicate user data to the ''Cloud's'' apps. The core of the ''Middleware'' is custom-written specifically for [[ | + | :The ''Middleware'' uses [[LDAP|Lightweight Directory Access Protocol]] ([[LDAP]]) to communicate user data to the ''Cloud's'' apps. The core of the ''Middleware'' is custom-written specifically for [[Opplet]]. |
| − | :[[WorldOpp Middleware]] is called ''middleware'' because it is in the middle of [[ | + | :[[WorldOpp Middleware]] is called ''middleware'' because it is in the middle of [[Opplet]]. [[WorldOpp Middleware]] literally transforms various systems of [[CNMCyber]], which otherwise would be standalone, into a united [[career-enhancement platform|platform]]. |
===Key terms=== | ===Key terms=== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:29, 15 November 2023
What the Middleware Is (hereinafter, the Lectio) is the lesson part of the Middleware Essentials lesson that introduces its participants to Opplet. This lesson belongs to the Introduction to CNM Cloud session of EmployableU Concepts.
Content
The predecessor lectio is Clusters in CNM Farms.
Script
- If we imagine that CNM apps are people and the CNM Farms are a combination of their homes, we may treat WorldOpp Middleware as their mail delivery, local police, Internet broadband, public transportation, town hall, and other municipal services that are available for all the residents.
- WorldOpp Middleware's systems provide all CNM apps with federated services. These services particularly feature the distributed database management system (DDBMS) and user management system.
- The federated database stores most important data from different CNM apps, so it can be accessed in one place rather than in every CNM app. In our imaginary town, this DDBMS would combine the town secretary office and archives.
- Different systems of Opplet may utilize the user data of the Middleware. For instance, CNM Cert may take Middleware's data to track your progress outside of CNM Cert.
- The user management system handles all the authentications and authorizations. In our imaginary town, the user management system would combine two entities: (a) the ID-issuing authority and (b) ID policing reinforcement.
- The Middleware uses Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) to communicate user data to the Cloud's apps. The core of the Middleware is custom-written specifically for Opplet.
- WorldOpp Middleware is called middleware because it is in the middle of Opplet. WorldOpp Middleware literally transforms various systems of CNMCyber, which otherwise would be standalone, into a united platform.
Key terms
Closing
- Is the concept of WorldOpp Middleware explained well?--- Yes/No/I'm not sure
User Identities at Cloud is the successor lectio.
