Application Architecture, Service Oriented Architecture

The major threats that we can discern is the fact that the technology is revolutionary in itself and that those types of technological advances are most of the time adopted by early visionaries. Furthermore explaining the technology to potential clients can become a challenge because the clients themselves don’t know what they are looking for and might also not be willing to consider the expenditures involved in such a project.

Enterprises around the world would be wise to heed 50 Cent’s mantra ”Get Rich or Die Tryin’” when considering the implications of not “getting” to the public cloud. We at Cocolevio, an implementation partner of Mooor Insights & Strategy, estimate that over 50% of IT spend will be going to public cloud vendors such as Amazon Web Services or SaaS vendors like Salesforce.com Inc. by 2019. This means there is around a $140B opportunity in this space. The cost savings, reduction in capital spending, speed to market, flexibility and global access derived from public cloud mean those enterprises that effectively use the public cloud are better positioned to “Get Rich” than their competitors who have higher cost structures and less nimble IT platforms. This trend is only set to continue as the business case for moving to public cloud only becomes more compelling, with the traditional arguments against public cloud around security and lack of control diminishing. Vendor lock-in will continue to be a concern but we see many companies willing to sacrifice a bit of lock-in for the many, many benefits of public cloud.

I am a recent college graduate of Xavier University and already obtained a few years of experience in the IT industry as healthcare intern and a member of various projects. Through my few years at my internship, I learned how to utilize cutting edge technology to better the performances

Expertise in amazon AWS cloud which includes services like: EC2, S3, VPC, ELB, IAM, Cloud Front, Cloud Watch, Elastic Beanstalk, Security Groups, CodeCommit, CodePipeline, CodeDeploy.

After reading many articles about Cloud Computing I saw the bright future for these types of cloud services. Aside from educating myself on this topic I feel that this could be beneficial to my fellow Computer Technology peers to address their client or employers cloud needs as well as people who are going to start a business and are looking at the options available to address their companies demands.

In designing and building a payroll program for a large organization with offices spread across the country, which possesses quite a few changelings to overcome and must be done in a particular manner. Thus having the right application architecture is important where the design is concerned. Because the company has one large data center that each office connects to via a wide area network (WAN), hence the appropriate architecture for this solution would have to consist of a WAN diagram to be used in management of this project, along with system documentation, and information technology architecture documents to provide a visual representation of the network. A wide area networks (WANs) usually covers a large, physical area. And many WANs

I possess the education and experience which has given me the tools to work within a fast-paced, dynamic environment and be comfortable in dealing with

Achieving breakthrough quality, access, and affordability (QCV 101) discusses that quality, cost, and value are not mutually exclusive and that “excellence is possible”. However, with the rapid increase in technology that occurred in the past years, there also comes increased complexity. It is difficult to design and operate a system that involves so many parts, disciplines, and specialties. Because of this complexity, and large quantity of interlocking parts, it is difficult to design a system without flaw. These flaws may be disruptive, but even worse, can combine with other flaws to be catastrophic (Spear, 2011).

• I have worked 30+ years in Information Technology (26 for the Italian Government), for which I have broad knowledge, ability, training, experience, understanding of industry practices and

Full stack developer with a passion for automating things. Experienced implementing a fully automated CI, CD Dev Pipeline using open source technologies such as Jenkins, Git and Ansible. Capable of quickly learning and mastering new technologies; equally successful in both team and self-directed settings. Experience deploying and provisioning on premise infrastructure and AWS Cloud

US Citizenship and Immigration Services are in the midst of an unprecedented shift in technology where end-user and mission demands are fast exceeding IT’s capacity to fulfill them. The office of the CIO needs to deploy an enterprise wide architecture to meet the demanding agency needs. The Next generation applications such as an electronic immigrant processing, record submission and online status verification require a next generation infrastructure architecture. The goal is to establish an operational model where resources can be provisioned dynamically and minimize capital investments in order to expedite time to production with agency capabilities. The question is should the USCIS government agency switch from their current operational

A time tested and seasoned corporate professional with diverse and varied industry interface. An astute hands- on knowledge domain veteran, besides a time tested solution provider of complex textual, intellectual, and technical subjects and

I have extensive experience at the senior level in apply Industry Configuration Management, Continuous Integration, and Continuous Delivery methodologies for virtual environments on premise and in the cloud. I currently oversee this process within the USPTO CIO in my capacity as the OPG deputy. The System Configuration and Deployment Automation Division (SCDAD), which provides key delivery elements for the USPTO OCIO’s movement towards DevOps. This division strives to ensure the USPTO has Continuous Integration (CI) with standard and USPTO supported technologies through 3rd party dependences management working with the Office of the Chief Information Technology Officer (OCTO) and the Office of Infrastructure Engineering and Operations (OIEO). This division protects the USPTO’s application configurations through Configuration Management (CM) services to Bundle/Package Configurations, Manage Configurations, and Enforce Configurations that allow for consistent and repeatable deployments across the USPTO infrastructure. The key element this division provides to boost the OCIO’s DevOps performance by Maintaining a Program that delivers capabilities for Continuous Delivery (CD). Continuous Delivery (CD) consists of Building Configurations and Deploying Configurations to test and production environments as often as possible to provide frequent feedback to developers and more frequent changes to end users.

 Interface: functionality of the service exposed by the service to the clients that are

5+ years of experience in Microsoft technologies including SharePoint server 2007/10/13, Office 365 and ASP.NET