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Key Architectural Concerns for AWS App Development – (1 – Base)
In this series of posts, I will go through the architectural concerns when building a new application. I will also discuss design and development considerations. This series will focus specifically on the AWS Platform. In earlier post (Blog) we decided the App we would design and build is for public consumers. It would built on
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Key Architectural Concerns for AWS App Development (0- Initial)
In this series of posts, I will go through the architectural concerns when building a new application. I will also discuss design and development considerations. This series will focus specifically on the AWS Platform. SO you got an idea for an App and you would like to move ahead with making it real. There are
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Everything as a Service (EaaS)
The goal of a solution delivery team is to deliver business value fast. Modern applications help achieve this goal by separating and decoupling monolith applications into smaller functional services—or microservices—that focus on one thing and do it well. Each microservice often has its own data store and can be deployed and scaled independently. They Key
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Selecting Proper Platform for A new Solution
I have been reviewing several solution architectures for a large organization. The organization made strategic decision to use Salesforce as its CRM system for B2B and MS Dynamics CRM for B2C or use SaaS solution if one is available. With that is mind the solution architects classify the systems to migrate as B2B or B2C
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Salesforce Governance
Once a Business Entity (Corporation, Government, etc.) have made the decision to adopt Salesforce as it’s CRM SaaS, Salesforce became a component of it’s IT landscape that needs to be configured, customized, managed, and monitored. Most corporations would employ one or several Salesforce implementation partners to implement the configuration and customization of Salesforce to suite
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JWS- Generation in Postman
I was developing APIs that are secured with JWS of the payload. To test these APIs behind the MuleSoft/CloudHub API Manager JWS Policy (a custom policy I create, I will write another blog about it.) I needed to generate the JWS signature sent to the API policy in PostMan. The steps are very simple Store
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