Speaker
Christoph Fehling
(Uni Stuttgart)
Description
The functionality found in different products in the cloud computing market today is often similar, but hidden behind different product names and other provider-specific terminology. We analyzed this multitude of cloud-related products to extract the common underlying behavior as well as the common architectural best practices that developers using these cloud technologies should follow. The goal of this abstraction was to create a set of architectural patterns that capture the provider-independent sustainable knowledge about how to design, build, and manage cloud applications. The resulting cloud computing patterns help to characterize cloud environments, describe abstract functionality of cloud offerings, and guide application developers during the design time, deployment, and runtime of their applications.
This talk gives an overview on the book of the same name (Fehling, C., Leymann, F., Retter, R., Schupeck, W., Arbitter, P.: Cloud Computing Patterns, Springer, 2013. ISBN: 978-3-7091-1567-1). The covered patterns describe how to build cloud-native applications and how to select suitable cloud infrastructure offerings and platform offerings by employing practical use-case scenarios.
Primary author
Christoph Fehling
(Uni Stuttgart)
