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Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform

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Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform

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Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform
Jul, 2014 | 456 pages
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Table of Contents (20 chapters)
Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform Second Edition
Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform Second Edition
Credits
Credits
About the Authors
About the Authors
About the Reviewers
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Preface
Free Chapter
1
Solution Decision Framework
Solution Decision Framework
The need for a decision framework
Sources of input
Deciding upon your architecture strategy
Technology evaluation dimensions
Applying the framework
Summary
2
The .NET Framework Primer
The .NET Framework Primer
An evaluation framework for .NET Framework APIs
The .NET Framework
Summary
3
The SQL Server Primer
The SQL Server Primer
What is included in SQL Server 2012?
Building the payroll processor application
New features of SQL Server 2014
Summary
4
The SSIS Primer
The SSIS Primer
What's new in SSIS 2012
Building the payroll processor application
What's new in SSIS 2014
Summary
5
The BizTalk Server Primer
The BizTalk Server Primer
Using BizTalk in an integration architecture
BizTalk essentials
New features of BizTalk Server 2013
BizTalk Server editions
BizTalk Server abilities
Building the BizTalk application
Summary
6
The SharePoint Server Primer
The SharePoint Server Primer
The SharePoint editions
The SharePoint platform
Administration and management
Core concepts and capabilities of SharePoint
SharePoint extensibility
SharePoint APIs
SharePoint development tools
Summary
7
Other Microsoft Technologies
Other Microsoft Technologies
Operating systems
The Microsoft Office software
Software development tools
Cloud computing
Summary
8
Integration Patterns and Antipatterns
Integration Patterns and Antipatterns
Integration styles and challenges
Point-to-point integration
The federated request pattern
The message broker pattern
The guaranteed delivery problem
The Publish/Subscribe pattern
Moving to Enterprise Service Bus
Summary
9
Web Services and Beyond
Web Services and Beyond
Service-oriented architecture
Enterprise Service Bus
RESTful services
Summary
10
Data Exchange Patterns
Data Exchange Patterns
File transfer
A shared database
Data replication and synchronization
Data migration
The extract, transform, and load pattern for centralized data aggregation
Multiple master synchronization
Data sharing and federation
Summary
11
Workflow Patterns
Workflow Patterns
Fully automated workflows
Human workflows
Summary
12
Presentation Layer Patterns
Presentation Layer Patterns
Building presentation layers
MVC, MVP, and MVVM
Working with a use case – a user interface for the shopping cart
Working with a use case – a desktop time billing application
Summary
13
Conclusion
Conclusion
Patterns for software-intensive systems
Where to go next
Index
Index

New features of SQL Server 2014

To conclude this chapter, let's take a look at what the Community Technology Preview 2 (CTP 2) of SQL Server 2014 presents us with. The commercial release of SQL Server 2014 will most likely happen in early 2014.

So far, the following new features of SQL Server 2014 have been revealed:

  • Enhanced In-Memory OLTP that gains significant performance by moving the most-used tables into memory. According to Microsoft, the performance gains will average 10 times and can even reach 30 times. This is achieved via a new engine with a code name Hekaton.

  • In SQL Server 2012, Resource Governor allowed you to adjust the amount of CPU and memory resources, but with SQL Server 2014 IO Resource Governor, we can manage and limit the I/O utilization. That enables more effective I/O management across multiple databases.

  • Improved resilience with Windows Server 2012 R2 using Cluster Shared Volumes.

  • The Buffer Pool Extension (BPE) feature that enables caching frequently used data on Solid...

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