Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Esbay Case Study -- 1.1. ESBay: use case description -- 1.1.1. System overview -- 1.1.2. Functional requirements -- 1.1.3. Other requirements -- 1.2. yPBL inception phase -- 1.2.1. Functional requirements -- 1.2.2. Non-functional requirements -- 1.2.3. Requirements matrix -- 1.3. Summary -- Chapter 2. Service-Oriented and Cloud Computing Architectures -- 2.1. State of the art of service-oriented architectures -- 2.1.1. Communication middleware solutions -- 2.1.2. New orientations for integration and interoperability -- 2.1.3. Mediation is the solution -- 2.1.4. SSOAPaaS 1.0 Cookbook -- 2.2. Evolution of enterprise integration with the event-driven architectures -- 2.2.1. Event-driven architecture paradigm -- 2.2.2. Event-driven and service-oriented architecture (EDSOA) -- 2.2.3. SSOAPaaS 2.0 cookbook -- 2.3. Performance and scalability of SOA platforms -- 2.3.1. ESB mechanisms for scalability and performance management -- 2.4. Smart management of SOA platforms -- 2.4.1. Cloud computing -- 2.4.2. Autonomic computing -- 2.4.3. SSOAPaaS 3.0 cookbook -- 2.4.4. SPaaS cookbook -- 2.5. Summary -- Chapter 3. Spaas 1.0 Cookbook -- 3.1. SPaaS 1.0 overview -- 3.2. Creation of virtual IT infrastructure -- 3.2.1. Creation of virtual machine hosting the Proxmox -- 3.2.2. Installing Proxmox on a VMWare virtual machine -- 3.2.3. Testing and exploring the Proxmox installation -- 3.2.4. Creation of Proxmox virtual components -- 3.2.5. Maintenance of the platform -- 3.3. Extending the platform -- 3.3.1. Cloning the platform -- 3.3.2 Extending Proxmox virtual appliance templates -- 3.4. Managing the platform -- 3.4.1. Monitoring the Proxmox server and virtual containers using the PVE Web-GUI.

3.4.2. Monitoring the Proxmox server and virtual containers using the Proxmox API -- 3.5. Scaling the platform -- 3.5.1. Creating a cluster -- 3.5.2. Virtual component migration -- 3.6. Autonomic management of the platform -- 3.7. Summary -- Chapter 4. Ssoapaas 1.0 Cookbook -- 4.1. SSOAPaaS 1.0 overview -- 4.2. Using the SPaaS 1.0. -- 4.3. Adding integrability and interoperability support -- 4.3.1. Creation of an enterprise service bus virtual container -- 4.3.2. Creation of an application server virtual container -- 4.3.3. Creation of a database server virtual container -- 4.3.4. Creation of an e-mail server virtual container -- 4.3.5. Managing OpenESB binding components -- 4.3.6. Managing OpenESB service engines -- 4.3.7. Netbeans IDE/Connect to OpenESB installation -- 4.4. Illustrating integrability and interoperability support of an ESB -- 4.4.1. Integrating an application server -- 4.4.2. Integrating a database server in OpenESB -- 4.4.3. Integrating a mail server in OpenESB -- 4.5. Summary -- Chapter 5. Ssoapaas 2.0 Cookbook -- 5.1. SSOAPaaS 2.0 overview -- 5.2. Using the SSOAPaaS 1.0. -- 5.3. Adding availability support -- 5.3.1. Creation of a message-oriented middleware virtual container -- 5.3.2. Illustrating the availability support -- 5.4. Adding proactivity support -- 5.4.1. Enabling a complex event processing (CEP) engine -- 5.4.2. Illustrating proactivity support -- 5.5. Summary -- Chapter 6. Ssoapaas 3.0 Cookbook -- 6.1. SSOAPaaS 3.0 overview -- 6.2. Using the SSOAPaaS 2.0. -- 6.3. Adding manageability support -- 6.3.1. Creation of a monitoring virtual container -- 6.3.2. Deploying the Jolokia agent and creation of a monitoring client -- 6.4. Illustrating manageability support -- 6.4.1. Glassfish administration console-based monitoring -- 6.4.2. JMX console-based monitoring.

6.5. Illustrating scalability support -- 6.5.1. Cluster of ESB instances -- 6.5.2. Federation of ESB instances -- 6.6. Autonomic management of the SOA platform -- 6.7. Summary -- Conclusion and Perspectives -- Bibliography -- Index.