In this course, we will address the same case study under two different but complementary point of views: software architecture and DevOps. For the software architecture part, we will focus on the definition of an n-tiers architecture using software components (implemented as EJBs using the J2E framework). A part of the architecture will also be developed in .Net, emphasising the need to support system interoperability using Web Services. For the DevOps part, we will address the difficult problem of aligning the dev team with the ops one to build a given piece of software. How to slice the code into independent modules that can be compiled, tested and deployed in a continuous way? How to properly test the integration between such loosely coupled components?
The course is scheduled each Friday, during semester #8. The course requires to be fluent in Java, and a strong background in object-oriented programming. The case study is the same for the whole course, and requires a strong investment in software development by teams of four students. Splitting your team into two sub-teams, one for the architecture part and one for the devops one is definitively not a winning strategy (been there, done that).
The whole project relies on an open-source reference implementation of The Cookie Factory, a system to sell cookies to delighted customers, which will been made available to you within the Github classroom we'll be using for the exercices..
- Philippe Collet, Université Côte d'Azur, CNRS, I3S (co-head, ISA)
- Guilhem Molines, IBM France Lab, Université Côte d'Azur (co-head, DevOps)
- Anne-Marie Pinna-Déry, Université Côte d'Azur, CNRS, I3S (ISA)
- Nassim Bounouas (AL 2019), SQUAD/Orange, Université Côte d'Azur (ISA)
- Laura Lopez (AL 2020), Greencom Networks, Université Côte d'Azur (ISA)
- Nathan Strobbe (AL 2020), TriPica, Université Côte d'Azur (ISA)
- Salah Dahmoul (AL 2017), Sequoiasoft, Université Côte d'Azur (DevOps)
- Nikita Rousseau (AL 2019), SQUAD/Orange, Université Côte d'Azur (DevOps)
- Blue sessions are related to ISA
- Green sessions are related to DevOps
- Red sessions are related to examinations (defence or written exam)
Deliveries are automatically extracted from the github repository of the team. Details are given in the evaluation part of each part (ISA and DEVOPS). See below.
- Sunday, February 14th, 8:00pm : first architecture report
- Sunday, May 9th, 6:00pm : final delivery (see ISA and DevOps pages for details) - you need to put in the README.md at the root of your main repository the distribution of points on each team member (100 points per member for a start)
Even if the case study is shared and the course merged, this is administratively talking two different courses. As a consequence, the evaluation must be separated.
Evaluation is organized as follows:
- Introduction to Software Architecture :
- Architecture report: 15%
- Intermediate demonstration (technical interview): 10%
- Final demonstration (technical interview): 15%
- Project (code + report): 20%
- Final exam: 40%
- DevOps & Continuous Testing :
- Intermediate demonstration (technical interview): 20%
- Final demonstration (technical interview): 20%
- Project (code): 20%
- Final exam: 40%
- J2E environment: Apache TomEE+ / JDK 8
- Integration testing: Arquillian
- .Net development: Mono
- Containers: Docker
- Continuous integration: Jenkins
- Repository: ArtiFactory