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Software Management
Kyzlink, Jiří ; Goldmann, Tomáš (referee) ; Orság, Filip (advisor)
The thesis deals with updating applications written for the .NET Framework platform and monitoring their status. Thesis solves both requirements with two frameworks. The first framework is based on the Squirrel.Windows library allowing updating the application to version selected by a user via the graphical or terminal user interface and it also supports release channels. The second framework simplifies registration of an application and its services to the consul health checking tool and also obtaining information about available application and services from the tool. Consul provides the ability to monitor availability and health of the registered applications and its services. Both frameworks are modular, targeting the broad range of applications with use of the .NET Standard. Frameworks were successfully internally deployed in Y Soft Corporation.
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Client Part of the Project Documentation Management System
Bým, Ondřej ; Rychnovský, Lukáš (referee) ; Křivka, Zbyněk (advisor)
The goal of this work is to design a generally useful versioning system for the administration of different types of electronics documents, to design in detail and to implement the client part of this system (based on the client-server model). The implementation is built on .NET platform. This text also describes general approaches to versioning in different systems and shows a survey over the principles of the existing versioning systems with respect to the interaction with user.
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Proposal of Versions Management for Database Process
Živnůstka, Ondřej ; Povolná, Petra (referee) ; Kříž, Jiří (advisor)
This master's thesis deals with the design and implementation of a database versions management process for software development team. The main task of this thesis is to set up tools and processes, used to help the team to manage their versions of database changes. In the first part, you may find theoretical foundations and comparison of the Liquibase and Flayway tools. In the second part, the design and solution implementation is proposed, using Jenkins, Liquibase and specially crafted Java tools.
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Software Management
Kyzlink, Jiří ; Goldmann, Tomáš (referee) ; Orság, Filip (advisor)
The thesis deals with updating applications written for the .NET Framework platform and monitoring their status. Thesis solves both requirements with two frameworks. The first framework is based on the Squirrel.Windows library allowing updating the application to version selected by a user via the graphical or terminal user interface and it also supports release channels. The second framework simplifies registration of an application and its services to the consul health checking tool and also obtaining information about available application and services from the tool. Consul provides the ability to monitor availability and health of the registered applications and its services. Both frameworks are modular, targeting the broad range of applications with use of the .NET Standard. Frameworks were successfully internally deployed in Y Soft Corporation.
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Development and implementation of a database schema testing system
Káňa, Jakub ; Palovská, Helena (advisor) ; Procházka, Ondřej (referee)
The thesis deals with development of software tool which is able to automatically test relational schemas. Software development is aimed at supporting database systems Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle MySQL. In the introduction is presented research papers of comparison of database schemas in a software development teams after that selected software tools offered by the market are evaluated. In the next part is introduced historical context of evolution of database models and there are described objects within the rela-tional schemas. It is discussed differences between mentioned database systems and ways of providing meta-information about database schema. In the implementation part is described development of testing tools, problems occurred during development are analyzed. One chapter is devoted to description of applied tech-nologies. Contribution of this work is application design and practical implementation in the envi-ronment of the real company which is capable to create database objects based on SQL (DDL) scripts and compare them with pre-defined logic.
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Client Part of the Project Documentation Management System
Bým, Ondřej ; Rychnovský, Lukáš (referee) ; Křivka, Zbyněk (advisor)
The goal of this work is to design a generally useful versioning system for the administration of different types of electronics documents, to design in detail and to implement the client part of this system (based on the client-server model). The implementation is built on .NET platform. This text also describes general approaches to versioning in different systems and shows a survey over the principles of the existing versioning systems with respect to the interaction with user.
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Proposal of Versions Management for Database Process
Živnůstka, Ondřej ; Povolná, Petra (referee) ; Kříž, Jiří (advisor)
This master's thesis deals with the design and implementation of a database versions management process for software development team. The main task of this thesis is to set up tools and processes, used to help the team to manage their versions of database changes. In the first part, you may find theoretical foundations and comparison of the Liquibase and Flayway tools. In the second part, the design and solution implementation is proposed, using Jenkins, Liquibase and specially crafted Java tools.
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Evaluation of version control support in Integrated Development Environments for Java
Říha, Jan ; Pavlíček, Luboš (advisor) ; Kamenišťák, Marián (referee)
Source Code Management Systems belong to the most important tools used for the software development. The aim of this bachelor thesis is to establish criteria and then to evaluate a support of these systems in Integrated Development Environments for Java. Subversion has been chosen as the relevant SCM System, because it is significantly favoured among open source software developers. According to the features of this system, the author establishes detailed criteria that given IDEs should meet. Then, the most common IDEs aimed at the Java development are examined on their meeting these criteria. In the conclusion of this thesis are expressed direct results of the testing and also some general suggestions concerning a next development of these products.
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