BACKGROUND
In the early days of the Web, companies managed their own physical machines in place. Dedicated network infrastructure involved in this, servers, databases, backup systems - and for large companies, buildings for home appliances and army of specialists to support and manage dedicated operations. Next, the colocation provider offers to manage the physical infrastructure at a central location, but the company is still responsible for the specifications, set-up and configuration of individual machines. The emergence of Cloud - made possible by commoditization of computers and a new fault-tolerant software infrastructure - freed effort from the burden of managing large networks of physical machines. The competition between Cloud platform providers (Amazon, Google, Azure) brought down the cost of hosting; And progress in containerization and orchestration technology (Core OS, Docker, Kubernetes, etc.) make it feasible to build and manage a reliable, large-scale system. However, Cloud-based systems still require some expert teams to configure, manage and monitor dozens of different technologies from different vendors.
The company should analyze the capacity and cost of the model; Specify CPU, disk, memory and bandwidth for virtual machines and networks; Implement security policies; Planning for disaster recovery and backup. And this overhead is above the actual cost of development. According to many studies, maintenance costs can be 75% of the total cost of building and managing software projects. This does not include other intangible factors such as security risks, vendor lock-ins, and recruiting and retention of highly skilled operators. In response to these pain points, a new experimental software development paradigm emerged. Instead of building large, complex, monolithic systems, developers simplify the process by building small autonomous components that can be wired together in different ways. This allows different teams to innovate faster, and for companies to quickly assemble components - both from within the home and external open source projects - that fit the business needs. This pattern is known as microservices.
SUMMARY
The Cloud resolved the scale for professional software developers. However, inherent complexity and operational overhead make it unsuitable for enterprise IT departments.
· The Cloud 2.0 appears: Large complex applications are being binded to modular microservices; Serverless frameworks compute free developers from management of physical or virtual infrastructure. lower radical cost, faster time-to-value.
· There is a great opportunity to build an ecosystem that will directly serve this market. IT spending will bloom to $ 1.5 billion by 2020.
· The focus point will be the App Exchange: an unprecedented opportunity for the wider community of open source developers to monetize the business focus of the project; a comprehensive market for businesses to discover, test and integrate microservices that can be seamlessly combined to build robust customized solutions.
· Wireline has developed the necessary infrastructure to host and operate the system, and a platform to support this community. The platform is based on proven scale internet technology.
· Sale Token Wireline will set the largest open source developer fund for this ecosystem seed.
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Wireline is an end-to-end platform for cloud MICROSERVICE. Write your killer app from component in Registry Wireline. Scaling and provision is a thing of the past - you are now serverless.
INTERNET OF THINGS
Create backends and workflows for your IOT devices. high speed data collection and scheduling built into the stack.
CLOUD INTEGRATION
CLOUD INTEGRATION
Moving data in a cloud app is difficult. Search the application store for a proven connection. Or roll-up the cable into your own integration.
Backend MOBILE
Create a lightweight service for every feature of your mobile app. Connect to the database or change the data on-the-fly.
Autoscaling
Your Wireline app runs on serverless architecture. scale application without provision or configuration. This is made possible by utilizing the function-as-a-service platform offered by Amazon AWS, Google Compute Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.
Autoscaling
Composable app
All applications in the Wireline registry are interoperable. From first-time developers to hardened engineers, you should easily be able to write sophisticated applications by utilizing community cable.
Composable app
Monitoring Built for Developers
With less to provision and configure, your ops are simplified. However, developers need full visibility into the cable running. We check the input and output schemes for each wire and increase the warning when your test fails so you can quickly debug your system life
Monitoring Built for Developers
INCLUDED tool
HTTP API request
- scheduling
- authentication
- secret management
- state management
- version
Wireline includes all the APIs you need to implement a full-featured production system. Moreover Wireline gets you up in the running in minutes.
COMMUNITY MARKET
Wireline is the definitive package manager for serverless clouds. Search the Wireline Registry for applications and modules that can be integrated with your production system.
PICTURE
Every five years or so new technologies emerge that not only change the technological landscape, but have far-reaching effects across the wider economy. The basic technology that lets the internet exist for decades, but a new kind of app - browser - allows every business to create and deploy services that are immediately available to anyone with an internet connection. As the browser evolves, it enables the development of more sophisticated Web applications that quickly evacuate installed software. Software-as-service (SaaS) dramatically lowers maintenance costs for businesses and brings models of pay-for-whatyou-usage prices.
In the latest revolution, Cloud platforms - also known as Infrastructure-as-a-Service or IaaS - have freed businesses from the burden of managing their own physical hardware - further driving lower maintenance and development costs. But for many companies, the complexity, costs and risks of migrating to the cloud are still high.
We believe that two current innovations - scalable microservices and crowdsourced funding through sign sales - will enable another major change: the market for interoperable business applications. Indeed, this subsequent technological disturbance has begun.
Microservices include design philosophy and a set of new technologies known for variety as serverless counting and function-as-a-service (Faas). Simply put, it is the ability to quickly create and deploy applications and APIs without having to manage hardware and software infrastructure; and to enable these services to be combined as building blocks to create more powerful and customized services and applications. This is a company-friendly version of the cloud. This technology will enable the transformation of 'real world' industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, energy, transportation, construction - the market sector is not localized in Silicon Valley. This has been called the "third wave" of innovation.
And that's a big market: corporate IT spending is close to $ 1.5 trillion globally. However, in the corporate IT world today, innovation is difficult. cloud-based systems require multiple teams of experts to configure, manage and monitor dozens of different technologies from multiple vendors. Companies must build capacity and cost models, determine the physical infrastructure (CPU, disk, memory and bandwidth for virtual machines and networks), implement security policies, and disaster recovery and backup plans. They need to sew together different systems to make their current business work; innovation can be an afterthought, or even too risky. In addition, according to many studies the cost ofmaintenance can be 75% of the total cost of building and managing software projects. This does not include other intangible factors such as security risks, vendor lock-ins, and recruiting and retention of highly skilled operators.
This pattern is known as microservices.
Business has started investing in this new model. Analysts estimate that the IT-as-a-service will grow to $ 547 billion by 2018, and that 12% of enterprise customers have started moving to the next generation of microservices and other serverless technologies. But while the transition to serverless offers great benefits in terms of lower cost and faster time-to-value - it is still a newborn field. There are many technical hurdles, and currently, there is no established ecosystem. What is needed for this concept to evolve is an integrated platform that will enable new businesses to get up and running quickly - without the burden of managing complex IT infrastructure. Critically, there is a great chance for a seamless market that will connect developers in the growing number of industries that need their skills.
WHO ABOUT CREATING THIS ECOSYSTEM WILL BE YOURSELF the future of computing.
Wireline - a startup based in New York and founded by veteran infrastructure software engineers - is developing this platform using proven base technology and is currently used by businesses worldwide. The Token Wireline sale will provide funding for seed platforms. In fact, given the funding gap normally experienced by open-source development projects, it may be impossible to create such a community without sales sign innovation. Tokens will be sold for use on the Wireline platform to establish development funds that will be used to build the ecosystem. The WirelineDeveloper Fund will provide resources for platform expansion, such as the essential seed market seed module software; it will provide an opportunity for developers to monetize existing and new class solutions. The Wireline Developer Fund will be the largest open source opensource developer in the world.
PRODUCT
The Wireline suite of solutions unlocks the full potential of microservices. A revolutionary aspect of the product is the Wireline market, which Securities App is best in class microservices, components and services professionally traded in friction environments. Outside providing a friction path for IT organizations it will democratize the use of powerful new technologies - from AI to Predictive Analytics to Blockchain - by providing an interface for them in a modern enterprise.
PLATFORM
Wireline is a full-service platform that ecompasses the entire development process - from design, implementation, and testing, through deployment and management.
Toolbox
Wireline Toolbox allows developers to get up and running and launch a fast prototype; bringing speed and agility from startup to major modern companies. Developers can use their existing tools (editors, IDEs, etc.) to create microservices; It integrates seamlessly with Wireline Toolbox to provide simple test, debugging and documentation functions. The Wireline Toolbox directly supports the development testdriven process, which leads to high quality, reusable components. Developers can wire together multiple microservices in secure sandbox testing to facilitate rapid prototyping of more complex solutions.
Dashboard
The Wireline Dashboard allows customers to configure, manage and monitor services and solutions. This user interface allows developers and companies to roll out new and configured services that have access (for example, beta users, internal user groups, individual customers). The console also audits service usage, system healthchecks, cost modeling, billing thresholds, and application deployment. The Framework Wireline Framework is an execution environment for microservices and solutions. It provides a free operating platform that takes away the need to manage basic infrastructure. Instead of the virtual machine's up-front configuration, the platform automatically scales with requests so that customers only pay for the resources used. The Wireline Framework provides a number of core services and APIs that make it easy to quickly develop advanced microservices. The built-in API provides basic security, authentication, external network requests, and database capabilities. built-in value added services enable payment, messaging, analysis, and access to third-party blockchains.
App Exchange
The Wireline App Exchange is a market, or hub, Wireline ecosystem (below). Microservices are made available like package managers (NPM Javascript), so they can be composed into larger applications. This enables customers to self-manage their microservices in-house, find and evaluate third-party microservices, and assemble and configure advanced solutions comprising of best-in-class microservices across from multiple vendors.
THE WIRELINE APP EXCHANGE
Wireline is more than the sum of its parts. App Exchange introduces new markets for microservices, components, applications, and professional services. This is a means by which developersget is rewarded for their efforts - and incentives to create new service offerings, maintain existing code, answer questions, and provide support. From the beginning of this Wireline, there are many thousands of services that can be quickly built or adapted to run in on the Wireline platform, and are listed on the App Exchange. In fact many services already exist on the platform.
For example, the Web Programmable lists over 6,500 individual APIs from as many different vendors. They include application integration APIs from leading software providers (Google Maps, Twitter, LinkedIn), horizontal technology integration (EXAMPLE), information services (EXAMPLE: Local government info), and vertical-specific applications and niches (ranging from currency conversion to genome sequencing). Note, the list only provides a brief overview of the services and links to the provider's website. This list is a digital form of the Yellow Pages. However, the opportunity is to create iTunes App Store for microservices: a seamless marketplace that brings together microservices across the Web.
THE ECONOMIC TOKEN
A sign-based economy has a direct benefit for all participants in the ecosystem. First, low friction tokens in the market. There are lower set-up costs (for producers) and lower transactional costs (for consumers); No currency conversion fees (and, therefore, greater stability across currency fluctuations); and there is the ability to create micropayment and price-sharing models (across multiple vendors). For example, developers can bundle multiple services (natural language processing, translation, sentiment analysis) and income divisions; this is currently very impractical (the need to set-up individual payment accounts with each service supplier). Second, blockchain sign brings transparency. All participants can view all transactions. They can see who the most successful developers are; Businesses (and industries) that have the greatest demand for services - and what types of services are in demand (or underserved). Third, the token gives status. Developers who have acquired ownership of large signs will be recognized as experienced and reliable contributors, who have shares in the ecosystem. They can be incentivized and retained with various rewards.
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