Patterns of Cloud Integration
In this architecture-focused course, we will discuss how the classic application integration patterns apply to cloud scenarios. It includes demonstrations of key technologies and a review of challenges and benefits of 4 core patterns.
What you'll learn
This course looks at how developers and architectures can use remote procedures calls, asynchronous messaging, shared databases, and file transfers in cloud scenarios. We discuss pitfalls and benefits of each pattern and how the cloud introduces new design aspects. We look at a wide range of technologies from AWS, Microsoft, Salesforce.com, Mulesoft, Informatica, and more.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Where We Are 2m
- What This Course Is, and Isn't 1m
- Dominant Cloud Delivery Models 3m
- Cloud Needs are Similar to On-premises Needs 2m
- New Considerations in the Cloud 6m
- Same Patterns, Different Architecture 2m
- Pattern: Remote Procedure Call 1m
- Pattern: Asynchronous Messaging 2m
- Pattern: Shared Database 1m
- Pattern: File Transfer 2m
- Tools, Technology, and Strategy 5m
- Summary 3m
- Introduction 1m
- Pattern Description 1m
- When do You Use It? 3m
- Inherent Challenges with This Pattern 2m
- Cloud Considerations 5m
- Options: Ground to Cloud 4m
- DEMO: Ground to Cloud (overview) 1m
- DEMO: Ground to Cloud 10m
- Options: Cloud to Cloud 3m
- DEMO: Cloud to Cloud (overview) 2m
- DEMO: Cloud to Cloud (part I) 3m
- DEMO: Cloud to Cloud (part II) 4m
- DEMO: Cloud to Cloud (part III) 5m
- Options: Cloud to Ground 4m
- DEMO: Cloud to Ground (overview) 1m
- DEMO: Cloud to Ground 6m
- Summary 3m
- Introduction 1m
- Pattern Description 1m
- When do you use it? 3m
- Inherent Challenges with This Pattern 4m
- Cloud Considerations 3m
- Options: Ground to Cloud 4m
- DEMO: Ground to Cloud (overview) 2m
- DEMO: Ground to Cloud 6m
- Options: Cloud to Cloud 2m
- DEMO: Cloud to Cloud (overview) 1m
- DEMO: Cloud to Cloud 7m
- Options: Cloud to Ground 3m
- DEMO: cloud to Ground (overview) 1m
- DEMO: cloud to Ground 9m
- Summary 3m
- Introduction 1m
- Pattern Description 0m
- When do you use it? 2m
- Inherent Challenges with This Pattern 3m
- Cloud Considerations 5m
- Options: Ground to Cloud 3m
- DEMO: Ground to Cloud (overview) 1m
- DEMO: Ground to Cloud 6m
- Options: Cloud to Cloud 3m
- DEMO: Cloud to Cloud (overview) 1m
- DEMO: Cloud to Cloud 5m
- Options: Cloud to Ground 3m
- DEMO: Cloud to Ground (overview) 1m
- DEMO: Cloud to Ground 7m
- Summary 3m
- Introduction 1m
- Pattern Description 1m
- When do you use it? 2m
- Inherent Challenges with this Pattern 2m
- Cloud Considerations 2m
- Options: Ground to Cloud 5m
- DEMO: Ground to Cloud (overview) 1m
- DEMO: Ground to Cloud 9m
- Options: Cloud to Cloud 3m
- DEMO: Cloud to Cloud (overview) 1m
- DEMO: Cloud to Cloud 4m
- Options: Cloud to Ground 2m
- DEMO: Cloud to Ground (overview) 1m
- DEMO: Cloud to Ground 7m
- Summary 3m
About the author
Richard Seroter is a Director of Outbound Product Management at Google Cloud, with a master’s degree in Engineering from the University of Colorado. He’s also an instructor at Pluralsight, lead InfoQ.com editor for cloud computing, frequent public speaker, author of multiple books on software design and development, and former 12-time Microsoft MVP for cloud. Richard maintains a regularly updated blog on topics of architecture and solution design and can be found on Twitter as @rseroter.