CS651

Outline

A proposed schedule is given below. This may be subject to change. Topics may be added or removed or eliminated from coverage. SOME modules cover mul

NOTE: All materials and reading are required expect for that in our reference books.

READING Books:

W= "Web Technologies A Computer Science Perspective"

GAE= "Programming Google App Engine: Build and Run Scalable Web Apps on Google's Infrastructure"

M = "Getting MEAN with Mongo, Express, Angular, and Node, Second Edition"

Week 1

1 Introduction to Class

Class Lecture, W- Chapter 1.

Course Overveiw
Server Account (local) - many other 3rd party systems will be used.
Unix Tips
Group Collaboration (work is individual unless sepecifically denoted as group work)

Week 1-3

R1 Ruby on Rails

Class Lecture

Intro to Ruby

PART 1: MP4 YouTube
PART 2: MP4 YouTube

Online interactive Ruby interface
Intro to Rails MP4 YouTube
Models and Database MP4 YouTube

Note: ActiveRecord::Base is an implementation of ActiveRecord Pattern which basically is a object-relation representation where an instance represents a "row"/"entry" in a database & related operations
How to create a Ruby database from Existing Database (e.g. MySQL or Oracle)
Database manipulation using Models classes
Database Model Associations --why important
Creating database table (using RubyMine)
Fun: (not required) if you want to read about RoR with MongoDB

Views MP4 YouTube
Controllers MP4 YouTube
Routes MP4 YouTube
TIPS
- Rails Tips
- RubyMine Editor Tips
- Video Using Ruby Mine YouTube (some features see above tips for more)
- RubyMine Database Tool
API: api.rubyonrails.org
IDE: (we are using) RubyMine
OTHER:
- (OPTIONAL --no longer free --or at least must get account ) Go through Course http://railsforzombies.org/
- (OPTIONAL): Do exercise in this tutorial https://www.railstutorial.org/book
- remember we are not yet focussing on data solutions --but, you can use RoR with cloud data solutions ---see article on RoR and Google Cloud Datastore
Exercises: EX R1, EX R2 (see DUE DATES on pages)

Week 4/5

C1 Cloud

Class Lecture,

High Level Cloud Intro MP4 YouTube
Cloud Terminology, Cloud Identity and Authorization
Google and Amazaon Cloud
Creating Accounts (read carefully your responsibilities-if your worried use a prepaid credit card)
Startup Engineering
Computation (high level talks on some solutions):
- Distributed computation:Hadoop-video
- Distrubuted computation: Spark -video and video 2 (more ML friendly- better at itterative algorithms ), Spark MLib- ML library, Spark framework stack (partial)
- Event Stream(ing) Handeling: Kafka (real time data feed handling/ event streaming.) and video 2.AND Kafka Streams versus Database?

C2 Cloud: Amazon Web Services - EC2 only [cloud as IAAS]

Class Lecture, Read W-Chapter 1, 3, 5, 6(elastic IP), AND read chapter 3
of AWS for Admins For Dummies (in safari books in library.csueastbay.edu).

AWS Academy accounts [ NOTE: it can take minutes++ to launch the sandboxed labs --be patient]
AWS overview MP4 YouTube
EC2
- Launching an EC2 instance (2016--screens may varry over time)
  - video (2015, not mine) another video (2017, not mine)
  - what if you can't find your instance
- Connecting to a Launched EC2 instance (using putty)
  - video: on mac (2014, not mine) on windows using cgywin (2014, not mine)
- How to Stop an EC2 instance (You still are paying for storage)
- How to Terminate an EC2 instance (now you pay for nothing --its gone read here or if broken search on charges terminated EC2 instances)
- EC2 instance and security group settings
- EC2 --using
AMIs:
- search Amazon Marketplace for a (free, cheap,??) pre-configured AMI
- AMI types
- AMI Instance (HW) types
S3 overview
Containers: 3rd Party Setup of IaaS (build, ship,run): Docker (opensource, has support for AWS and Google Cloud)
- ALL 3 parts: : blog on ruby on rails + docker + AWS EC2 deployment
- Docker info on deployment to AWS
- video introducing docker on AWS with ECS NOTE: ECS = Amazon EC2 Constainer Service = highly scalable, high performance container management system that supports Docker containers.
Container Orchestrator Service: : a container orchestration platform that automates the deployment, management, scaling, networking, and availability of the container clusters,
- AWS ECS -- go over get started
  - (what is it video)
  - (get started video)
- Kubernetes - open source
  - mulitplatform : Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Servic AEK AND Google Kubernetes Service-GKS
- A blog on AWS ECS versus EKS (Kubernetes)

ASW educate provided info:

Exercise: Docker + AWS (not recorded but, must do): GROUP work

STEP 1: Setting up Docker windows, mac, linux This will teach you:
STEP 2:Read and practice deployment using Docker to EC2.
- make SURE you understand how to push the image to a container registry (on Docker Hub) so you can use it in an ECS task definition and create a Amazon ECS task definitions use Docker images to launch containers on the container instances in your clusters
  - https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/push/

Exercise/Academy+

AWS Academy: Cloud Foundations: (must have setup your AWS academy account --see Blackboard announcements)

Modules 1-4, 6,7 (NOTE: only modules 4,6 and 7 have labs) - you have limited credit make sure you stop a session when you are pausing.

OLD (will not do this semester):

AWS QwikLab - ( you have each been allocated 2/person to do these--do not use more credits)

Introduction to AWS EC2
Introduction to S3
Introduction to Docker
Docker basics with EC2 (not qwiklab)
OPTIONAL (let me know and will assign credits): AWS and Elastic Container Service (like Kubernetes)

Week 5,6,7

N1 NodeJS and MEAN

Class Lecture,
Suggested READING: In "Getting MEAN" book available electronically on Safari: Chapters in MEAN 1-4 (note:we are using Webstorm for creating project, running locally, debugging, and deployment to Heroku, ignore section 3.5) and chapter MEAN 7

Intro Lecture as YouTube
MEAN lecture
- MEAN stack
NodeJS basics lecture
Express Lecture and template (interface) options
- Express
Heroku (with creation on command line)
MongoDB
- NOTE: mLab is no longer offered. Consider MongoDB Atlas which you are currently given credits on under the Github Student pack.
- Historical (may see some items as useful):
  - setup mLab MongoDB as addon to Heroku app & how to add Collections (like tables) and data to mLab MongoDB account via mLab Console
React: a little intro , tutorial and testing library(including DOM assertions)
- Create new Project (command line or from WebStorm IDE)
- React Dev Tools for Chrome
- Official website
- TicTacToe

Design

quick design steps for a MEAN application (by illustraton)

Development using Webstorm IDE and Git and auto deploy to Heroku (FROM 3520 website)

Install IDE WebStorm
demo: Create a NodeJS Express project in WebStorm
- run configurations
GIT & deployment to github or bitbucket & deployment from github to heroku app directly (NOTE: in this class we will use :
- git as YouTube
- GITHUB: how to create a repository (or see below how to do directly by sharing in WebStorm)
- BITBUCKET: create repository on bitbucket
- GIT & Webstorm setup with examples of deploying to both bitbucket and github
- Read Webstorm documentation on using git
- AUTOMATIC deployment from GitHub to Heroku app
- Manually (from heroku console) triggering copy of code from GitHub to Heroku app
Optional: NodeJS on Google App Engine Flexible and gcloud (command line deployment tool) and gcloud tips

ExerciseN1
Lab: learn react through tutorial make tic tac toe (from reactjs.org site) - not officially turned in but, may take attendance

Week 8

2 e-Business

Class Lecture,

3 Front End: Design, HCI, AND Process Management

Modules 3, 4, 6 on CS2020 page

SourceTree and BitBucket

OOP lecture on Git (also see info on Eclipse and Bitbucket and Git on 3340 website)
how to deploy from Bitbucket Git to GAE/Google Cloud

4 Server-Side Processing: Servlets

Class Lecture, W-Chapter 6,

Lectures: Why Servlets? , Servlet-Structure&Lifecycle , Deployment & Context , Request Dispatcher
Servlet
Servlet Structure
Servlet and JSP Support
Servlet Debugging
Servlet to Servlet
Servlet Filters
Servlet IO issues
NEW: Eclipse & Tomcat
OLD: Eclipse & Glassfish Download combo
- Servlet Deployment on GlassFish using the Web Admin Glassfish Console (see below for how to do directly from Eclipse IDE)

MOVIE demoing GlashFish demo

From Eclipse: Eclipse + Glassfish (note now Glassfish is maintained by Eclipse)
Glassfish tools for eclipse (if you don't have them): in Eclipse Help->Install New Software and paste URL to current GlassFish tools (e.g. ttps://download.eclipse.org/glassfish-tools/1.0.1/repository/) --if this link is broken go to eclips.org and search on GlassFish tools to find the correct URL.
Glassfish from Oracle part of Java EE(or search if link broken)
Video on Eclipse and GlassFish and deployment from Eclipse IDE

Glassfish TOOLs and Server setup(same as in video)

Deployment Descriptors:
- Via Annotations (note most of our examples are partial code and will not have annotations necessary in them for Servlet3.* --see above for reference)
container specific deployment descriptor xml file

So many JavaEE servers:

partial JavaEE support (web app only): Tomcat, Jetty

full JavaEE support: Glassfish, JBoss, Geronimo, IBM WebSphere, etc.

General popularity of languages

What is fast enough?

Exercise ServletBegin (10 points) : due March 22 start of class Create your own hello world servlet that you deploy to your Tomcat server on your local machine. Show your work to your instructor if called and submit screen shots to blackboard (BB->Exercises->Ex ServletBegin) . You must bring in your local machine and demonstrate during class or no credit for this exercise.

Week 9

5 Review- HTTP the protocol

6 Web Data: JSON & XML W- Chapter 7, (Reference book optional reading J- Chapter 9,14)

Lecture

JSON lecture
JSON: a data interchange "language"
lecture XML
intro to XML

XML Examples:

first
DTD example
with CSS
DataBinding
XSL simple
XSL simple 2
XSL to HTML
XSL to VRML, SVG &HTML
XSL documentation
XSLT (transfer xml to other xml documents, part of XSL)
Commerce XML
Multimedia XML

Exercise: Ex (not turned in, requires database setup)

7 Web Issues: Internationalization, Localization

Class Lecture,

Lecture: Encoding, Internationalizaiton, Services
NodeJS and Internationalization
Javascript -- how to sense navigator language (from 3520 site)
PHP library
Resources:
- Videos giving broad definitions (and picting a product)

8 Web Issues: Services, Analytics, and more

YQL Lecture, intro (console)
some YQL examples
YQL Open Tables Lists (already existing YQL access to web services)
Google Maps Lecture
- Google Maps Source and Explained
- Example Stylized Maps
Google Analytics Lecture
Mozilla Firebug
Yahoo! YSlow Demo
- get YSlow from Yahoo!
Google and Yahoo! advertising
Google Checkout
Apple Pay (mobile iOS)
Others Topics to search on: Twitter, Yelp, Amazon, Yahoo! Pipes, and more, Yahoo! YUI

9 Java ServerSide: HTTP Request Headers & Response

Class Lecture, W- Chapter 6 , (Reference book optional reading J-Chapter 5)

Lecture: Sevlet Request & Response
Http Servlet Request and Response
HTTP Request Headers
- Exercise 1 (not turned in)
Servlet CGI parsing
- Exercise 2 (not turned in)
HTTP Response
- Exercise 3 (not turned in)
Reading Form Data
- Exercise 4 (not turned in)

10 Java ServerSide: Cookies

Class Lecture, W-Chapter 6, (Reference book optional reading J-Chapter 5)

Lecture: cookies
Cookies
- Exercise 5 (not turned in)

11Java ServerSide: Servlet Session Tracking

Class Lecture, W-Chapter 6, (Reference book optional reading J-Chapter 5)

Lecture: sessions
Session Tracking
- Exercise 6 (not turned in)

14 Java ServerSide: Java Server Pages & Fukters

Class Lecture,W- Chapter 8, (Reference book optional reading J-Chapter 6,7)

Lecture: about JSP
JSP
Servlet&JSP Support
Exercises: (not turned in)
- EX 7
- EX 8
- EX 9
- EX 10
- EX 11
- EX 12
- EX 13
more
Lecture filters

facebook authetication filter example (using OLD facebook api--but shows concept of filters--- USE newest Facebook rest api)

check out http://restfb.com/

15 Java EE Framework example: Spring & Spring Boot

Class Lecture, basics of Spring Boot

Using IntelliJ to create a Spring Boot project
Spring Boot + Google App Engine
IntelliJ + Google Cloud Quickstart

Exercise (after Google AppEngine): CodeLab on Spring Boot (via command line rather than IDE)+ Google Cloud

Week 9/10

G0Cloud: Google App Engine (GAE) high level overview and tools [cloud as PAAS]

Class Lecture, GAE book Chapter 1 and 2

Google Cloud --what is it
Intro to Google App Engine
- Intro to Google App Engine
Scaling on Google App Engine
Security on Google App Engine
Standard Environmnet on GAE (there are others)
GAE Near Future
Eclispe pluggin for Google App Engine **** READ LATEST on Eclipse + Google Cloud Project Creeation and Deployment*** and first Google Cloud Tools for Eclipse***
- setting up Eclipse - you must install gcloud sdk AND in the command line do the (gcloud init) commands and (gcloud components install app-engine-java) -- so that you will have app-engine-java support installed
- creating a GAE project using Eclipse (official site)
- creating a project using Eclipse and running it locally (OLD version)
- Deploying to GAE
  - official site
ALTERNATIVE: Google App Engine + IntelliJ
Creating an Project (registration) in Google App Engine

Budge, Pricing/Scaling --articles (go over after understand GAE)

GAE Tips -- some things I have fond out using it that may be of help to you....lets make this list grow--if you have a problem and a solution report it and we will add it here.

Advanced Lab Experience - using Google Cloud Code --on your own

What is Google Cloud Code?

Getting Started with IntelliJ

GO Over:

Go over gettting started - install, project creation, running, debuging with eclipse, adding google apis to a project, import google hosted app (downloaded from google into your eclipse).

Watch movie I created for you above to reinforce how to use Eclipse to run GAE emulation on local host

ExerciseGAE.1 (10 points) : DUE April 5 Using Chapter 2 make your own clock web app (servlet) and deploy to GAE in your developer account you must set up. TURN IN: go to blackboard->Exercises->ExerciseGAE.1 a pdf document containg:

1) Running.jpg = screen shot of the web app running in your browser FROM GAE (not local!!!)
2) URL to GAE exercise
3) GAE_deploy.jpg = screen shot of your Google App Engine dashboard showing your app deployed.

Lab GAE + Eclipse: Beginning application (do all in following links) using Elcipse and Google Cloud tools,AND run locally AND deploy and run to Google App Engine.

G1 Cloud: Google App Engine (GAE) Details - web transactions- front-end, request-handler and back-end

Class Lecture, GAE book- Chapter 3

Google App Engine Architecture, GAE Application Architecture, Google Data Solutions
GAE: creating simple Java WebApp with servlet and jsp file for GAE
GAE: Java --- Config Files and more (a reminder)
GAE: Googles page on appengine-web.xml file
GAE: another Java WebAp using servlet and jsp with jstl for GAE
GAE: setting up static files (images, HTML, javascript)
GAE: secure connections with https
GAE: configuring frontend for restricted access (Google Accounts)
GAE: Java Runtime Environment and the "sandbox" (see previous security page)
GAE: App caching
GAE: Logging
GAE: Limits
Google Provided Links:
- OAuth: OAuth for Python Overview OAuth for Java Overview
- Sample Applications from Google

Experience - Google App Engine ++++

Exercise JavaEE Advanced do one of 2 options: not turned in.

Week 10/11-all

F1Social Network Programming - (an example of using 3rd party apis in web systems)

FACEBOOK OVERVIEW

NEW2020 Facebook Apps (no longer hosted on Facebook)
What Are Facebook Apps --Engagment/Social Channels
FB Developer Overview
Facebook SDKs
NOTE: in the class we are making Java WebApps with embedded Facebook Javascript API calls (we are using the Facebook Javascript API)

FACEBOOK LOGIN (Authentication Process and beginning of getting User Data)

FACEBOOK AFTER LOGIN - SOCIAL DATA AND SOCIAL CHANNEL USE

After Login/Authentication - Read About Facebook Graph API to get Social Data and use Social Channels

User in Graph API
NOTE: you will have to ask permission to acces info about user (see Login to understand how to ask for permission)
requesting Permissions

Each type of login flow has its own method of requesting permissions, depending on your platform and how you choose to integrate Facebook Login:
- The Facebook JavaScript SDK uses a scope option with the FB.login function call.
- The Login Button uses a scope or data-scope parameter on the fb:login-button element.

BASIC EXAMPLES USING FACEBOOK JAVASCRIPT SDK

Sending Client Side Facebook Data to Server Side Program

read about the multiple options

FACEBOOK ANALYTICS

Facebook Analytics

BEFORE YOU MAKE CODE---try this out Facebook Graph API Explorer

Facebook(FB) Other Resources/Topics:

In this class we will use Facebook Javascirpt SDK inside our JPS/Servlets

DATA FORMATING - all about JSON (data format language used in Authentication)

blog on JSON support packages

FB: main developers page

FB: Getting Started- Making a simple Facebook App

FB: login/authentication from a web app

FB: Graph API

FB: Social Channels.

FB: Custom Object and Actions -step by step

FB: Share Dialog (how to post)

Facebook Java WebApp and deployment of a Secure URL

Make sure when you deploy your webapp you do so with a secure (SSL) URL

Useful Links on Facebook and Permissions and User data

https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/permissions

https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/user

Facebook(FB) Exercise

Exercise Facebook DUE April 12 start of class: Turn in screen shots of it running AND URL to facebook app that is deployed (will have a facbeook url) to Blackboard->Exercise Facebook 3 MUST DO ON GAE

Week 11/12

G2 Cloud: Google App Engine (GAE) - Firestore (datastore)

Class Lecture, GAE book- Chapters 4,5,6,8

Intro - Entities, keys and and properties and more
Accessing Data Store with Low Level API ---featuring Java
Property Values/ Data Types
More on Keys --code getting, creating, converting to strings and more
Entities - Getting, Updating and Deleting
Queries
Indexes read more on google about indexes
Multivalued Properties
Java Query API
Java Application Persistance API
Google Datastore Related Links
- Uploading and Downloading Data
- Datastore Statistics in Java
- The Development Console (Java)
- DataStore admin console in GAE Admin Console (backup, copy,etc)

NOTE: Now Datastore (still this name) is being labeled as Google Firestore in "Native mode"

G3 Cloud: Google App Engine (GAE) - caching & SaaS example - google cloud vision

Class Lecture, GAE book- Chapter 9

Memcache
Software as a Service Example: Google Cloud Vision Service
- https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/cloud-vision-api-python/index.html?index=..%2F..index#11 ( search "google codelab vision api -- this is in python--do this to get idea) OR similar/same walkthrough
- Performing Call from Java Stand alone console applicaiton
- Performing Call to Google Cloud Visions from Java Android example
- See support for multiple languages (examples with image file stored on server): https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/libraries

EXERCISE:(50 points) DUE April 14, start of class : Exercise Software As A Service on Google

G4 Cloud: Google App Engine (GAE) - Fetching Web resources, Task and Ques

Class Lecture, GAE book- Chapter 12, 15

Fetching URLs (other Web resources/services)
What is a TaskQueue and Google's Task Queues Lecture and Video
- Java TaskQueue API

G5 Cloud: Google Cloud- other / advanced (on own)

Class Lecture,

3rd party container-based deployment : About Docker and Containers
- 3rd party custom deployment (or going to Google Cloud Iaas): e.g. Docker and Docker and managed VMs on Google w/ running GCE apps on these managed VMs
- STEP 1: Setting up Docker windows, mac, linux This will teach you:
- STEP 2: Quickstart guide
GAE: App Engine Services can be configured to use different runtimes and to operate with different performance settings (taking things beyond typical webapps) -- MANUALLY scale to get longer running apps.
- if you need jobs to run longer than 10 minutes of TaskQueue jobs
- Requests can run indefinitely. A manually-scaled instance can choose to handle /_ah/start and execute a program or script for many hours without returning an HTTP response code. Task queue tasks can run up to 24 hours.
- ```
<appengine-web-app xmlns="http://appengine.google.com/ns/1.0">
  <application>simple-app</application>
  <module>default</module>
  <version>uno</version>
  <threadsafe>true</threadsafe>
  <instance-class>B8</instance-class>
  <manual-scaling>
    <instances>5</instances>
  </manual-scaling>
</appengine-web-app>
```
Cron jobs (time scheduled)
Blobstore
How Google writes their own App using GAE (old but, still good to read)and Video
StackTrace Driver service (api including for java)
Capabilities API in Java and Python : Use to identify API outages and scheduled downtime.
GAE uses pre-compilation for its projects to make faster
- JAVA: to disabale add this to appengine-web.xml file:
```
  <precompilation-enabled>false</precompilation-enabled
```

Project Work Placeholder

Week 13

16 Kafka - an introduction [Advanced, on your own, as time allows ---we are not planning to cover this topic]

what is it
Kafka Streams api - Apache Kafka Java version(open source), on AWS and on Google

17 Data: Introduction to Databases and Oracle and SQL

Class Lecture, (Reference book optional reading E-Chapter 1: pg 1-11, 16-24, 32-39, E-Chapter 2: 41-62,76) and(Reference book optional reading E-Chapter 3)

SQL
lecture: sql intro

18 Data: Database and JDBC Connectivity and SQLJ

Connecting to Oracle DB with JDBC, (Reference book optional reading E-Chapter 4-6, 8)

Lecture: jdbc intro , connetion pooling
Databases
- JDBC
  - Sun's tutorial
  - Sun's advanced tutorial
JDBC Driver Types
Connection Pooling and more --case study Oracle:
- Oracle Real Application Clusters - allows multiple computers to run Oracle RDBMS software simultaneously while accessing a single database
- Universal Connection Pooling for Oracle
Example ...link with oracle DB...for
README file from Oracle Installations (8.0.4)
Extension: Java Persistence API
Exercises: Ex14, Ex15, Ex16 (not turned in)

19 Data: SQLJ

Lecture,

About SQLJ

20 Data: Database systems and web system scalability

Lecture, (Reference book optional reading E-Chapter 11)

Systems and intro to Performance
Performance, more
At the low level: Replication and Consistency
CDN
Performance
Architecture
Some Talks and more
Memcached
- memcached homepage
Redis = like memcached with both persistence and extended data types. Different than databases in that optimized for FIFO kinds of actions. Sometimes called a datastructure server.
Varnish cache (http accelerator for web content -images,etc and supports load balancing using both a round-robin and a random director)

Week 14

Placeholder for Project 2 presentations - actual date determined by project due date and instructor

21 Web: Security

HTAccess
Fundamentals Java Security (THIS is a reading assignment)
Security
- Firewalls: (Reference book optional reading E-Chapter 11)
  - IP-filtering versus Application proxy
- SSL
- Encription: Assymetric and Symmetric
- Digital Certificates
- Proxy Servers
Lecture
Stanford web cryptography lecture
Web Authentication paper
Cross Site Scripting Paper
SQL Injection paper

22 SW Engineering & Web Systems

Class Lecture, (Reference book optional reading J-Chapter 3,8)

intro
lecture: J2EE - an example enterprise server , MVC
- frameworks
- patterns
- code specific frameworks
- UML
- web patterns
- web patterns w/ EJB
- Enterprise Applications: container or not
- System Design Issues
- Java Play Network --framework for getting faster?

Week 14-15: project work / presentation

23 Web: Internet Scale Apps

Class Lecture

Intro
Client Server
- Client Server Simple (mostly review)
- Concurrent Client Server (threading - a start)
Operational Analysis
What to do --- keep it simple stupid?
A language for scalability?

AJAX, DOM

Exercise:(not turned in) AJAX w/XML, AJAX w/Database

EJB, RMI and more, (Reference book optional reading J-Chapter 15(RMI), 19-21(EJB))

intro , lecture (3.* +)
EJB 2.*:
- EJB Basics
  - EJB Dont's
  - Session Beans
  - Entity Beans (no longer)
  - EJB Development Steps
  - EJB Deployment Descriptor
  - EJB Exceptions
JNDI
Java Persistence API
Java RMI
Eclipse and EJB
"Mastering EJB" Free PDF
Paper on "Performance and Scalability with EJB"
Exercise: EJB (not turned in)

THIS IS PRE-REQUISITE MATERIAL COPIED FROM CS3340 - OOP class

Class Lecture,

Hadoop is a distributed system for cluster/grid programming, opensource
- Cloudera: Cloud and Hadoop --free interactive system(Cloudera Distribution for Apache Hadoop (CDH) – Fully configured QuickStart VM)
Apache Cassandra is a distributed storage system for managing structured data that is designed to scale to a very large size across many commodity servers, with no single point of failure.
Apache Hive is data warehouse infrastructure built on top of Hadoop that provides tools to enable easy data summarization, adhoc querying and analysis of large datasets.
Thrift provides a framework for scalable cross-language services development in C++, Java, Python, PHP, and Ruby.
Tornado is a relatively simple, non-blocking web server framework written in Python. It is designed to handle thousands of simultaneous connections, making it ideal for real-time Web services.

Facebook provided OpenSource systems

FlashCache is a general purpose writeback block cache for Linux. It was developed as a loadable Linux kernel module, using the Device Mapper and sits below the filesystem.
HipHop for PHP transforms PHP source code into highly optimized C++. HipHop offers large performance gains and was developed over the past two years
Scribe is a scalable service for aggregating log data streamed in real time from a large number of servers

Beyond request-response paradigm (REST) communications on web what is possible between client-servers

Asynchronous: client does not wait for response from server which can make a callback asynchronously to the client. see AJAX above, and more
Continuous: no need for polling from client,event-driven responses from server to client: WebSockets, and more
- WebSockets website
- WebSockets and Java tutorial

Class Lecture NOT COVERED

New Topics to Think about
Intro on Mobile Agents
link
SSI= Sever Side Includes.
- SSI Exercise 1(not registered)
- SSI Exercise 2 (not registered)
- SSI Exercise 3 (not registered)
VOIP
Web Services
Intro .NET
More on NET Framework
CLR
Using Visual Studio .NET:

Design (front-end GUI topics)

Chapter 2, 3, 4, 5
Design Concepts
Design Issues
Evaluating a Site
Broswer Safe Colors
From Links- design:
Web Style Guide,
More Usable Sites,
6 principles - html writers guild,

Educational Guidelines

Class Lecture, Chapter 9, (Reference book optional readingJ- Chapter 11,12, 13,16-18)

Exercise: Docker + AWS (not recorded but, must do): GROUP work

Exercise/Academy+

OLD (will not do this semester):

FACEBOOK Login rather than Authentication: index.jsp file sample from facebook that

Facebook Authentication, What you Authenticate For?, When User Denies App Access, Basic User Data

After Login/Authentication - Read About Facebook Graph API to get Social Data and use Social Channels

Facebook Analytics

BEFORE YOU MAKE CODE---try this out Facebook Graph API Explorer

Facebook(FB) Other Resources/Topics:

Facebook Java WebApp and deployment of a Secure URL

Make sure when you deploy your webapp you do so with a secure (SSL) URL

Useful Links on Facebook and Permissions and User data

Facebook(FB) Exercise

Project Work Placeholder