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"This transformational architecture is called “Compile to Combat in 24 Hours,” and was recently piloted this spring aboard several Navy units. The concept is ba
by ethbro 8y ago
"This transformational architecture is called “Compile to Combat in 24 Hours,” and was recently piloted this spring aboard several Navy units. The concept is based on web services, or micro-services, similar to those you would see on your smart phone, and use of a new cloud architecture Navy is developing and testing, and fielding this capability quickly and securely. It involves decomposing legacy/monolithic applications into agile micro services, developed in the cloud and synchronized with the tactical cloud shipboard. The cloud environments are designed for machine learning and artificial intelligence capabilities and will “package and prioritize” data exchanged between the ship and shore clouds to get commanders the information they need for improved decision making and lethality."
... that poor, confused PR author.
- lloydde 8y agoIt’s poor, confused PR all the way down. The linked origin article is also glorious, http://www.doncio.navy.mil/CHIPS/ArticleDetails.aspx?ID=10218 http://www.doncio.navy.mil/CHIPS/ArticleDetails.aspx?ID=1021... with classics like “ubiquity of micro web services in the commercial world and in each individual smartphone“ which may be trying to say something about RESTful APIs.
- ethbro 8y agoThat's the tragedy: you can almost see the conversation between an engineer and the author. Lost in translation, indeed.