Difference between revisions of "Engines and Organizers"

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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.

The successor predecessor lectio is CNM App Groups.

At CNM Cloud, engines and organizers have different meanings than those engines and organizers that we use in our casual lives.

Any part of CNM Cloud consists of many software solutions that perform various functions.

How Apps Are Built is the successor lectio.

The answer is recorded for the lectio completion purpose:

CNM Cloud Foundation has (does not have) four groups of servers.
(wlcm-cloud-00003) Each of CNM Cyber's services is (not) powered by CNM app.
(wlcm-cloud-00006) CNM Next Servers hosts systems used in hands-on training.
(wlcm-cloud-00008) CNM HandsOn Servers is (not) designed to be used for training of CNM Cloud administrators and their experiments.
CNM Cloud Foundation is (not) the combination of computing servers that host CNM Cloud.
CNM Cloud Foundation is (not) the combination of computing servers.
WorldOpp Federated Servers (do not) host WorldOpp Middleware and its software applications.
Federated Server (does not) host CNM Cabin.
WorldOpp Federated Server (does not) host CNM Cabin.
CNM HandsOn Apps are (not) installed on the CNM HandsOn Servers.
CNM HandsOn Servers are (not) used for the hands-on training of CNM Cyber service administrators.
WikiHandsOn, TubeHandsOn, and MailHandsOn are (not) the examples of CNM HandsOn Apps.
CNM Next Apps are (not) installed on CNM Next Servers.
CNM Next Apps are (not) installed on WorldOpp Federated Servers.
CNM Next Apps are (not) installed on CNM HandsOn Servers.
CNM Next Servers are (not) used for the experiential learning of CNM Cloud administrators.
CNM HandsOn Servers are (not) used for the experiential learning of CNM Cloud administrators.

CNM Cabin is hosted by _______ Server.
CNM Next Apps are installed on CNM _______Servers.
CNM _________Apps are installed on CNM Next Servers.
CNM ____________ Servers are used for the experiential learning of CNM Cloud administrators.
WikiHandsOn, TubeHandsOn, and MailHandsOn are the examples of CNM __________ Apps.
For hands-on training during CNM Cyber Placement, you will be using CNM _________ Apps.
CNM Cyber ___________ is the combination of computing servers that host CNM Cloud.
Last, but not least, all the other CNM apps are installed on the CNM Fellow Servers.
CNM Cert is installed on CNM _________ Server.
CNM Page is installed on CNM _________ Server.
CNM Wiki is installed on CNM _________ Server.
CNM Tube is installed on CNM _________ Server.
All the apps of the CNM Action Suite are installed on CNM __________ Server.

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-:Most of existing ''apps'' utilize popular software packages. For instance, [[CNM Pageware]] utilizes [[WordPress]], [[CNM Certware]] does [[Moodle]], [[CNM Talkware]] has [[Jitsi]] under its hood, and so on. However, the [[CNM Cyber Team]] can alternate any software package at any time.
+:At [[CNM Cloud]], ''engines'' and ''organizers'' have different meanings than those ''engines'' and ''organizers'' that we use in our casual lives.
-:To make new [[CNM app|app]]s, the [[CNM Cyber Team]] utilizes [[commercial off-the-shelf]] ([[commercial off-the-shelf|COTS]]) solutions. Every solution must meet two [[requirement]]s; they are (a) to be [[open-source]] and (b) to be able to communicate with [[WorldOpp Middleware]] through its [[LDAP|Lightweight Directory Access Protocol]] ([[LDAP]]).
+:Any part of [[CNM Cloud]] consists of many software solutions that perform various functions.
-:When any [[solution candidate]] is identified, the [[CNM Cyber Workforce]] tests it and, based on that testing results, the ''Team'' makes a decision whether to deploy that solution.
+:For instance, [[patron data organizer]]s
 '''[[How Apps Are Built]]''' is the successor [[lectio]].