Proof of Concepts

Proof of Concept release (version c) nexof 07/20/2010

This document reports information on the second set of PoCs set-up to validate the architectural choices and patterns of the NEXOF-RA and, as such, it completes and complements the first set of PoCs.
This second set of PoCs focuses mainly on validation of patterns belonging to emerging domains of the future internet, such as Cloud and Internet of Services complementing, thus, the first set of PoCs validating only patterns belonging to the Enterprise SOA domain.
- D8.1.c Proof-of-Concept_V1.0.pdf
Processes, Principles and Selection Criteria behind PoC nexof 07/20/2010

A Proof-of-Concept (PoC) is defined as a (set of) software artefact(s) used to validate some patterns of the NEXOF-RA specifications. This deliverable defines the principles and the process to validate the NEXOFRA
specification via identification, set-up and execution of PoCs.
- D8.0.c Processes, Principles and Selection Criteria behind PoC_V1.0.pdf
Proof-of-Concept – Report on Validation V2.21 nexof 12/09/2009

This deliverable reports the results of detailed assessment of each of the Architectural choices and/or patterns demonstrated through the first set of Proof-of-Concepts selected and set-up (so called PoCs Phase I/Year 1). This report is an input to NEXOF-RA Architecture Team (leaded by CA and WP7 lead) to further shape NEXOF Reference Architecture specifications.
- D8.2a_Report_on_Proof_of_concept_V2.21.pdf
Proof-of-Concept Overall Process-v1.0 (D8.0b) nexof 12/09/2009

The main contribution presented in this document is a process to guide the activities of validating some of the key architectural choices and patterns coming from the work undertaken at the architectural level. To this purpose, software artefacts to validate the architectural choices and patterns have to be set-up.
- D8 0 b_Proof-of-Concept Overall Process-v1.0.pdf
Proof-of-concept V1.1 (D8.1.b) nexof 12/09/2009

This document reports information on the first set of Proof-of-Concepts (PoCs) set up to validate the architectural choices and patterns of the NEXOF-RA through a limited number of (9) patterns.
- D8.1.b Proof-of-concept_V1.1.pdf