The Secret of cloud computing: Service Oriented Architecture

It is not accidental that cloud computing is not in place, and it requires an interchange design structure with loosely coupled services.

Dave Linthicum reminds us that if you want to successfully implement cloud computing, make sure there is a service-oriented architecture approach below. I like Dave Linthicum's description of Hodge-podge cloud services, businesses springing out of the class, no plans and planning.

What is Franken-soa? It is a bundled cloud service that is part of a core application or process. These services provide core functionality, including storage and computing capabilities, used in a composite application or in a composite process. However, they do not have a good structure, it is difficult to change and difficult to manage.

Many of the memories of early SOA projects are based on a jbows architecture (a Web service bundle), with no consistent public architecture or purpose.

Cloud services, this lack of governance and business process stakes, as businesses rush to pull in desperately needed services even higher.