Кваліфікаційні роботи здобувачів вищої освіти кафедри комп'ютерних систем та мереж

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    Avenga's private network corporate database notification system
    (National Aviation University, 2020-12) Vardanian, Lova Robertovych; Варданян, Льова Робертович
    Investigation Google Calendar API and modern approaches for data integration system with corporative data bases or any other services. To develop a flexible and powerful notification tool using Google Calendar API to make corporative development in Avenga team up to date. Develop effective notification system for local use of Avenga team using modern and repayable approach of data migration process. One of the main tasks during development is keep of data secure during migration forces and have an ability to restring any outer connection and be able to scale a performance. To suggest modern and effective approach to implement a notification system with automation system according analyzing of all existed services and approaches. Also, to provide the productive and flexible way to inform colleagues about any events inside local organization using modern technologies, which have already been studied, and new ones to ensure maximum level of security and performants. Can be implemented for any private organization or some third party’s organization in secure way. Different components can be embedded into implementation or can be hosted in other servers. With today’s increase of APIs, our notification system tends to be more productive and flexible. The notification system was designed in such way that it’s possible to get any information through Anypoint Platform using performance section or get remote controlling of this systems as well. Also, security layers were designed in such way that more than one subsystem needs to be violated to compromise the integrity of the system and the information it holds.