Flexible, Reliable, Distributed Software

✍ Scribed by Henrik B Christensen

• Year: 2018
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 120
• Edition: 2
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Flexible, Reliable, Distributed Software guides readers through the process of developing high quality distributed software by highlighting the software architecture behind remote method invocation as well as HTTP and REST based architectures. It covers both the architectural patterns as well as the underlying Java implementation.

✦ Table of Contents

Table of Contents
Flexible, Reliable, Distributed Software
TeleMed Case
Learning Objectives
TeleMed Stories
A Role Based Design
A Server side Role based Design
Related Work
Basic Concepts
The Issues Involved
Elements of a Solution
Tying Things Together
Summary of Key Concepts
Review Questions
Broker Part One
Learning Objectives
The Problem
The Broker Pattern
Analysis
Summary of Key Concepts
Review Questions
Implementing Broker
Learning Objectives
Architectural Concerns
Domain Layer
Client Side
Server side
Test-driven development of Distributed Systems
Using the Broker library
Summary of Key Concepts
Broker Part Two
Learning Objectives
Limitations in the TeleMed Case
Game Lobby Stories
Walkthrough of a Solution
Summary of Key Concepts
Review Questions
HTTP
Learning Objectives
A HTTP Walk-through
A HTTP Case Study: PasteBin
Broker using HTTP
Summary of Key Concepts
Review Questions
REST
Learning Objectives
The Demise of Broker Architectures
Representational State Transfer (REST)
Richardson's model for Levels in REST
The Architectural Style
Level 1 REST: TeleMed
Documenting REST API
Continued REST Design for TeleMed
Implementing REST based TeleMed
Level 2 REST: GameLobby
Testability and TDD of REST designs
Summary of Key Concepts
Review Questions
Bibliography