May 2002
Intermediate to advanced
360 pages
8h 30m
English
Something that is often not part of most software requirements is the specific deployment requirement. Most development methodologies focus on end user requirements, but do little to capture the run-time environment and its requirements. Part of the reason is that these requirements are not known until the developers start designing the system. Capacity planning (hardware, memory, network bandwidth, and so on) is a task left to the system administrators and IT to define and implement. The adapter development methodology and the adapter reference model described in this book highlight the need for thinking about deployment requirements as part of the design process.
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