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Services Provide the Moving Parts 115 Products PNum (char 30) PDesc (char 40) PPrice (num 10) Sales CNum (char 30) PNum (char 30) SAmount (num 10) And we have the following candidate services: Add_Customer Del_Customer Update_Customer Add_Account Update_Account Add_Product Del_Product Update_Product Record_Sales Update_Sales Looking at just the services that touch the customer table, we can say that Add_Customer Del_Customer Update_Customer are bound to: Customers CNum (char 30) CName (char 30) CAddress (char 40) CCity (char 30) CZip (char 5) We have identified services and linked them to an operational database. Now we have the information and the behavior that acts on that information. Finally, the service model is the listing of all services from the candidate services list that are relevant and thus selected as services for our architecture. Moreover, they are decomposed and ordered so all services dependent
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Praise for Cloud Computing and SOA
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Cloud Computing and SOA Convergence
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Cloud Computing and SOA Convergence
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In memory of Spanky, the world’s
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Contents Preface xv Acknowledgments
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Contents xi Selecting a Problem Dom
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Contents xiii Analyze and Test Cand
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Preface The movement to cloud compu
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Preface xvii According to Evans Dat
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Preface xix This book is written fo
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Acknowledgments There are a bunch o
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About the Author David S. Linthicum
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CHAPTER 1 Where We Are, How We Got
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How Things Got Off Track 3 magazine
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What the Heck Is SOA, and Why Shoul
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SOA Meets Cloud Computing 7 service
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Defining Cloud Computing 9 Defining
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The Components of Cloud Computing 1
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The Components of Cloud Computing 1
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What SOA Can Learn from Cloud Compu
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Making the Leap 17 Driving from the
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Being Positively Disruptive 19 must
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CHAPTER 2 Reaching for the Clouds C
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Diving Deeper into Cloud Computing
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What’s New in the Clouds 25 ticul
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What’s New in the Clouds 27 accep
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Cloud Computing Benefits and Drawba
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Cloud Computing Benefits and Drawba
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When the Cloud Fits 33 Service-leve
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Doing Something Different 35 When t
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CHAPTER 3 Defining the Clouds for t
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Storage-as-a-Service 39 move throug
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Database-as-a-Service 41 instance,
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Information-as-a-Service 43 the rig
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Information-as-a-Service 45 estimat
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Information-as-a-Service 47 For ins
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Process-as-a-Service 49 SOAP/ HTTP
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Application-as-a-Service 51 Applica
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Platform-as-a-Service 53 Finally, i
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Integration-as-a-Service 55 The adv
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Testing-as-a-Service 57 Management/
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CHAPTER 4 Making the Business Case
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Defining the Holistic Value 63 On-P
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Defining the Holistic Value 65 It a
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Defining the Holistic Value 67 Make
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Defining the Holistic Value 69 Down
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Defining the Holistic Value 75 The
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Defining the Holistic Value 77 Step
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It’s All about the Business 79 4.
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CHAPTER 5 Working from Your Data to
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Old or New 83 The advantage of crea
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Data First 85 The reason we recomme
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234 Index Data for clouds, continue
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