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Zen of Architecture

Date: June 8, 2010 from 12:30PM to 1:45PM
Day 2
ARC206
Speakers: Juval Lowy
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Wonder about architecture best practices, guidelines, and pitfalls? Wonder how to design world-class systems? You understand the concepts, but not how to apply them? In the first half of this high-pace session, Juval explains his original approach to large system analysis design. Then, he discusses logical tiers, security, interoperability, scalability, transactions, and other aspects of a modern application. See how to approach rarely discussed topics such as allocation of services to assemblies, allocation of services to processes, transaction boundaries, identity management, authorization and authentication boundaries, and more.