by User | Mar 6, 2015 | DOF, Programming
Topology refers to creating the DOF node and its components of connectivity: systems, connections, and servers. It also covers proxies and connection listeners. Finally, it covers setting up multicast environments, hub and point connections, and responding to Connect-level interest. Although it is not a requirement, completing the Operations Training is recommended before tackling your own topology design.
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by User | Mar 5, 2015 | Information
The Distributed Services Platform (DSP) is a cloud-based solution that utilizes the resources of Amazon Web Services (AWS). While we offer complete training, documentation, and support for the DSP, we also rely on the documentation AWS provides for its own offerings.
To help you become familiar with AWS, we have created this page to help you find the documentation needed to learn about AWS and its features. Spend some time reviewing the documentation, support, and development sections: they will give you the information you need to use AWS.
by User | Mar 5, 2015 | Information
Puppet is an administration tool that helps system administrators manage infrastructure throughout its lifecycle. Provisioning, configuration, compliance, and patch management can be easily automated using Puppet as a scalable solution. To learn more about Puppet, visit the Puppet Labs webpage.
Some projects may choose to use Puppet extensively. Having a basic understanding of Puppet is helpful if developers, administrators, and designers are to get the most out of its capabilities. There is extensive documentation available to assist you.
by User | Mar 5, 2015 | Help, News
The Embedded Linux Conference (ELC) is the premier vendor-neutral technical conference for companies and developers using Linux in embedded products…
by User | Feb 25, 2015 | DOF, Programming, Technical
Some useful API tips
The API uses a number of common conventions in naming:
Anything called a “listener” is an interface that can be implemented to listen for specific types of operations and perform callback functionality. Requestor listener interfaces are usually called “operation listener,” so if the name of the interface doesn’t include the word “operation,” it usually is provider functionality.