Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services | hybrid cloud model blends elements
kandi X-RAY | Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services Summary
kandi X-RAY | Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services Summary
Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services is a Java library typically used in Manufacturing, Utilities, Machinery, Process applications. Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.
A hybrid cloud model blends elements of both the private and the public cloud, and gives users choice and flexibility to run apps and services across on-premises systems and the cloud. In the simplest terms, the hybrid model is primarily a private cloud that allows an organization to tap into a public cloud when and where it makes sense. This code shows you how to expose your on-premise applications and services to public cloud, and vice versa. In this code we have an on-premise Java application using JAX-RS and Swagger annotations, and database using CouchDB, both running in private cloud behind a firewall. We demonstrate how by leveraging public cloud services like Secure Gateway and API Connect we can create a tunnel and expose the private cloud application and APIs outside the corporate firewall. Moving beyond, we move application to a public cloud, and then guide how your application running on public cloud can access on-premise resources like database etc.
A hybrid cloud model blends elements of both the private and the public cloud, and gives users choice and flexibility to run apps and services across on-premises systems and the cloud. In the simplest terms, the hybrid model is primarily a private cloud that allows an organization to tap into a public cloud when and where it makes sense. This code shows you how to expose your on-premise applications and services to public cloud, and vice versa. In this code we have an on-premise Java application using JAX-RS and Swagger annotations, and database using CouchDB, both running in private cloud behind a firewall. We demonstrate how by leveraging public cloud services like Secure Gateway and API Connect we can create a tunnel and expose the private cloud application and APIs outside the corporate firewall. Moving beyond, we move application to a public cloud, and then guide how your application running on public cloud can access on-premise resources like database etc.
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Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services has a low active ecosystem.
It has 9 star(s) with 33 fork(s). There are 14 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 6 months.
There are 2 open issues and 1 have been closed. On average issues are closed in 72 days. There are no pull requests.
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The latest version of Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services is current.
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Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services has no bugs reported.
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Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.
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Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License. This license is Permissive.
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Hybrid-Cloud-Applications-and-Services has no build file. You will be need to create the build yourself to build the component from source.
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- Retrieve a list of available rates for a given date
- Get a random one
- Gets the Flight information
- Get weather data for a given date
- Retrieve the available rates
- Get HttpURLConnection
- Retrieves all the Airline instances for the account
- Open a connection to a URL
- Retrieve all bookings for the current user
- Retrieves a list of all Bookings
- Get bookings
- Create a new booking
- Method to create a booking
- Add a booking
- Get a specific booking
- Gets a booking
- The main method
- The set of singletons
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Our sample Airline API application is an airline booking application that demonstrates how API application can store its data using on-prem database. We will also add our own Weather API credential from public IBM Cloud for the application. The Weather API will provide the weather condition for destination airports selected by clients.
Create Weather API service in IBM Cloud.
Go to your Weather API's Service credentials and mark down your username and password. (You may need to go to New credential to create a set first.) Then run cd airline_app and add your username and password credential to your server.xml file (replace your_user and your_password with the real service credentials):
Our sample API application is an airline booking application that demonstrates how API application can store its data using on-premise database and enhance its API features using IBM Cloud's Data Analytic Service. In this step, we will add our own Weather API credential for our application and build our own .war file using Maven.
Create your Weather API service. The Weather API can provide the airport location and weather condition for clients.
Go to your Weather API's Service credentials and mark down your username and password. (You may need to go to New credential to create a set first.) Then run cd airline_app and add your username and password credential to your server.xml file (replace your_user and your_password with the real service credentials):
In the Gateway configuration, set the port to 5984 (if you have been following this pattern from the beginning, your port should now be 9443 since the gateway was being used to access the Liberty app in the first part of the pattern.) Also, run acl allow 127.0.0.1:5984 in the Gateway client to allow ingress to the on-prem database.
Change the database address to your cloud host:port in your server.xml file, similar to the process used for the Weather service credentials.
Create Weather API service in IBM Cloud.
Go to your Weather API's Service credentials and mark down your username and password. (You may need to go to New credential to create a set first.) Then run cd airline_app and add your username and password credential to your server.xml file (replace your_user and your_password with the real service credentials):
Our sample API application is an airline booking application that demonstrates how API application can store its data using on-premise database and enhance its API features using IBM Cloud's Data Analytic Service. In this step, we will add our own Weather API credential for our application and build our own .war file using Maven.
Create your Weather API service. The Weather API can provide the airport location and weather condition for clients.
Go to your Weather API's Service credentials and mark down your username and password. (You may need to go to New credential to create a set first.) Then run cd airline_app and add your username and password credential to your server.xml file (replace your_user and your_password with the real service credentials):
In the Gateway configuration, set the port to 5984 (if you have been following this pattern from the beginning, your port should now be 9443 since the gateway was being used to access the Liberty app in the first part of the pattern.) Also, run acl allow 127.0.0.1:5984 in the Gateway client to allow ingress to the on-prem database.
Change the database address to your cloud host:port in your server.xml file, similar to the process used for the Weather service credentials.
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To stop your Docker-compose services, in this main directory, run. To remove your Docker container, run. To remove your Insights for Weather, API connect and Secure Gateway service, go to your IBM Cloud dashboard. Then click the menu icon and then select Delete Service.
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