Extreme Makeover - Application Edition
summary
An aged JEE app that lived through 3 teams and 15 team lead changes gets rebuilt as a set of small deployable units using Spring, CXF, SpringMVC and SOA, backed by virtualization, vSphere/vCenter and App Director for templated vApps. The demo wires GemFire and TC Server for session caching and cross‑datacenter failover (replication latency ≈ 3× ping), replaces 12‑hour weekend deploys with linked‑clone vApp promotion, and shows the cache persistence and VM cloning actually work.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:40History of Application Development
- 4:35Traditional Extreme Makeover
- 9:06Green Screens
- 13:58Hypervisors
- 16:23DevOps
- 17:27Patterns
- 19:01Cloud
- 20:52Virtualization
- 23:03Application Director
- 26:03Database
- 33:59Services
- 36:19Active User
- 37:08Virtualize
- 38:33Virtualization IO
- 40:04Dependencies
- 42:31VCloud Director
- 50:14Virtual Data Centers
- 51:13Building Applications
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