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:[[CNM Cloud]] is designed with the [[service-oriented architecture]] ([[SOA]]) in mind.
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:[[CNM Cloud]] is designed according to the [[service-oriented architecture]] ([[SOA]]) concept. Its [[software system]]s are discrete, but feature simple and well-defined interfaces, so they can be orchestrated to work together if needed.
  
 
:[[CNM Cloud Foundation]], [[WorldOpp Middleware]], and [[CNM app]]s form the structure of [[CNM Cloud]].
 
:[[CNM Cloud Foundation]], [[WorldOpp Middleware]], and [[CNM app]]s form the structure of [[CNM Cloud]].
  
:Indeed, [[CNM app]]s are most visible parts of [[CNM Cloud]], but this ''Cloud'' is more than just those [[end-user application]]s. The ''apps'' do not exist without their environment. At [[CNM Cloud]], this environment consists of [[CNM Cloud Foundation]] and [[WorldOpp Middleware]].
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:[[CNM app]]s are most visible parts of [[CNM Cloud]]. However, these [[end-user application]]s require their environment and orchestration.
  
:Using its [[operating system]]s, [[web server]]s, [[database management system]]s, and support for [[programming language]]s, the ''Foundation'' provides functionality for both the ''apps'' and the ''Middleware''. All [[CNM app]]s are hosted either by a [[computing server]] or, if the ''app'' is [[serverless]], directly by the specially-provisioned [[cloud]].
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:[[CNM Cloud Foundation]] is the basis of this environment; the ''Foundation'' provides functionality for both the ''apps'' and the ''Middleware''. The environment includes its [[operating system]]s, [[web server]]s, [[database management system]]s, and support for [[programming language]]s.
  
:The ''Middleware'' provides [[CNM app]]s with those services that are central for the ''Cloud'' and cannot be provided by the ''Foundation''. Probably, we can describe these services as ''software glue'' between [[CNM app]]s and the ''Foundation''. Particularly, the ''Middleware'' handles user permissions and rights throughout the whole ''Cloud.''
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:[[WorldOpp Middleware]] is used for orchestration. The ''Middleware'' provides [[CNM app]]s with those services that are central for the ''Cloud'' and cannot be provided by the ''Foundation''. Particularly, the ''Middleware'' handles user permissions and rights throughout the whole ''Cloud.''
  
 
'''[[Available vs Custom Code]]''' is the successor [[lectio]].
 
'''[[Available vs Custom Code]]''' is the successor [[lectio]].

Revision as of 03:09, 23 September 2020

Structure of CNM Cloud (hereinafter, the Lectio) is the lesson part of the CNM Cloud Essentials 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 CNM App Groups.

Key terms

Script

CNM Cloud is designed according to the service-oriented architecture (SOA) concept. Its software systems are discrete, but feature simple and well-defined interfaces, so they can be orchestrated to work together if needed.
CNM Cloud Foundation, WorldOpp Middleware, and CNM apps form the structure of CNM Cloud.
CNM apps are most visible parts of CNM Cloud. However, these end-user applications require their environment and orchestration.
CNM Cloud Foundation is the basis of this environment; the Foundation provides functionality for both the apps and the Middleware. The environment includes its operating systems, web servers, database management systems, and support for programming languages.
WorldOpp Middleware is used for orchestration. The Middleware provides CNM apps with those services that are central for the Cloud and cannot be provided by the Foundation. Particularly, the Middleware handles user permissions and rights throughout the whole Cloud.

Available vs Custom Code is the successor lectio.

Questions

Lectio quiz

The answer is recorded for the lectio completion purpose:

Placement entrance exam

True/False questions

Fill-in-blanks (short answer) questions