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:Any part of [[CNM Cloud]] consists of many software blocks that perform various functions. | :Any part of [[CNM Cloud]] consists of many software blocks that perform various functions. | ||
| − | :For instance, [[customer data organizer]]s assist in handling data related to people and/or organizations. One ''organizer'' at [[CNM Middleware]] handles account data, including your [[login name]] and [[password]]. Another at [[CNM Venture]] may help to organize your personal contact list. [[CNM Linkupware]], [[CNM Socialware]], [[CNM | + | :For instance, [[customer data organizer]]s assist in handling data related to people and/or organizations. One ''organizer'' at [[CNM Middleware]] handles account data, including your [[login name]] and [[password]]. Another at [[CNM Venture]] may help to organize your personal contact list. [[CNM Linkupware]], [[CNM Socialware]], [[CNM MediaWiki]], and some other [[CNM app]]s feature their own [[customer data organizer]]s. |
:Similarly, many [[CNM app]]s feature [[task work organizer]]s that assist in handling performance of one's tasks. At [[CNM Labware]], this ''organizer'' allows for coordination of the ''Cloud'' development. Using the [[task work organizer]] at [[CNM Ventureware]], you may possibly organize your job search. | :Similarly, many [[CNM app]]s feature [[task work organizer]]s that assist in handling performance of one's tasks. At [[CNM Labware]], this ''organizer'' allows for coordination of the ''Cloud'' development. Using the [[task work organizer]] at [[CNM Ventureware]], you may possibly organize your job search. | ||
| − | :[[Wiki engine]]s allow for collaboration of textual document development. You may find [[wiki engine]]s at [[CNM Certware]], [[CNM Labware]], [[CNM Socialware]], [[CNM | + | :[[Wiki engine]]s allow for collaboration of textual document development. You may find [[wiki engine]]s at [[CNM Certware]], [[CNM Labware]], [[CNM Socialware]], [[CNM MediaWiki]], and so on. |
:In addition, [[CNM Cloud]] includes [[search engine]]s, [[container engine]]s, and hundreds of other software blocks. Above, just few of them are mentioned. | :In addition, [[CNM Cloud]] includes [[search engine]]s, [[container engine]]s, and hundreds of other software blocks. Above, just few of them are mentioned. | ||
Revision as of 14:22, 14 January 2023
Engines and Organizers (hereinafter, the Lectio) is the lesson part of the Soft behind CNM Cloud 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 predecessor lectio is COTS in CNM Cloud.
Script
- At CNM Cloud, engines and organizers do not mean those physical goods that we use in our casual lives. They are software modules and other pieces of code.
- Any part of CNM Cloud consists of many software blocks that perform various functions.
- For instance, customer data organizers assist in handling data related to people and/or organizations. One organizer at CNM Middleware handles account data, including your login name and password. Another at CNM Venture may help to organize your personal contact list. CNM Linkupware, CNM Socialware, CNM MediaWiki, and some other CNM apps feature their own customer data organizers.
- Similarly, many CNM apps feature task work organizers that assist in handling performance of one's tasks. At CNM Labware, this organizer allows for coordination of the Cloud development. Using the task work organizer at CNM Ventureware, you may possibly organize your job search.
- Wiki engines allow for collaboration of textual document development. You may find wiki engines at CNM Certware, CNM Labware, CNM Socialware, CNM MediaWiki, and so on.
- In addition, CNM Cloud includes search engines, container engines, and hundreds of other software blocks. Above, just few of them are mentioned.
Key terms
Closing
- Would you be interested in working for software modules of CNM Cloud?--- Yes/No/I'm not sure
Microservices at Cloud is the successor lectio.
