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:If we imagine that [[CNM app]]s are people and the [[CNM Cloud Foundation]] are a combination of their homes, we may treat [[WorldOpp Middleware]] as their municipal services such as mail delivery, local police, [[Internet broadband]], public transportation, parking lots, etc. | :If we imagine that [[CNM app]]s are people and the [[CNM Cloud Foundation]] are a combination of their homes, we may treat [[WorldOpp Middleware]] as their municipal services such as mail delivery, local police, [[Internet broadband]], public transportation, parking lots, etc. | ||
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| + | :The distributed database stores most important data from different [[CNM app]]s, so it can be accessed in one place rather than in every [[CNM app]]. | ||
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| + | :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 only exception is [[CNM Cabin]], which, as a federated service, is powered by [[WorldOpp Middleware]]. [[WorldOpp Middleware]] include both [[end-user application]]s and those [[software application]]s that support other ''apps'', not [[end-user]]s. The ''Middleware'' is not [[commercial off-the-shelf]] ([[commercial off-the-shelf|COTS]]). Its code is custom-written for [[CNM Cyber]]. | :The only exception is [[CNM Cabin]], which, as a federated service, is powered by [[WorldOpp Middleware]]. [[WorldOpp Middleware]] include both [[end-user application]]s and those [[software application]]s that support other ''apps'', not [[end-user]]s. The ''Middleware'' is not [[commercial off-the-shelf]] ([[commercial off-the-shelf|COTS]]). Its code is custom-written for [[CNM Cyber]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:46, 11 September 2020
What the Middleware Is (hereinafter, the Lectio) is the lesson part of the Soft CNM Cloud Uses lesson that introduces its participants to CNM Cloud. This lesson belongs to the Introduction to CNM Cloud session of the CNM Cyber Orientation.
Content
The successor predecessor lectio is What the Foundation Is.
Key terms
- WorldOpp Federated Servers. The computing server that hosts the software applications that WorldOpp Middleware powers. The CNM Next Servers is one of the CNM Cloud Foundation.
Script
- If we imagine that CNM apps are people and the CNM Cloud Foundation are a combination of their homes, we may treat WorldOpp Middleware as their municipal services such as mail delivery, local police, Internet broadband, public transportation, parking lots, etc.
- Particularly, WorldOpp Middleware provides CNM apps with its distributed database and user management system.
- The distributed database stores most important data from different CNM apps, so it can be accessed in one place rather than in every CNM app.
- 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 only exception is CNM Cabin, which, as a federated service, is powered by WorldOpp Middleware. WorldOpp Middleware include both end-user applications and those software applications that support other apps, not end-users. The Middleware is not commercial off-the-shelf (COTS). Its code is custom-written for CNM Cyber.
Soft behind CNM Apps is the successor lectio.
Questions
Lectio quiz
- The answer is recorded for the lectio completion purpose:
- Which statement below is correct:
- All of the other substantive answers are correct.
- None of the other answers is correct.
- Which statement below is correct:
