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Apache Airavata: Building gateways to clouds and grids

• kylequest 12y ago
  About 20 years too late... Very few will want to deal with all that SOAP and WS-* magic :-)
  • pjmlp 12y ago
    Early this year we did a prototype for a Fortune 100 company with SOAP everywhere. Still pretty much loved by enterprise architects.
    • kylequest 12y ago
      The Fortune 100 companies are the few I was talking about... They are still using the dev stack and architecture from the 90s :-)
      • smarru 12y ago
        we welcome to take this discussion on airavata architecture mailing list - http://airavata.apache.org/community/mailing-lists.html http://airavata.apache.org/community/mailing-lists.html, you will be appreciated and if you hang in there long enough, will be rewarded as well.
• smarru 12y ago
  I am a Airavata Developer, sorry the website is outdated. We use apache thrift based API's and the newer generation is dev-ops focused micro-service architecture. Having been in the center of SOAP innovations, we long moved beyond it. We owe the community with details on the website. They are currently scattered in wiki and mailing list.