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Green Software Engineering

Green Software Engineering

By : Santiago Fontanarrosa
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Green Software Engineering

Green Software Engineering

By: Santiago Fontanarrosa

Overview of this book

Embark on a transformative journey toward sustainable software engineering, exploring the vital intersection of technology and environmental responsibility. Authored by Santiago Fontanarrosa, a Green Software Foundation member with 20+ years in software engineering, this book explores practical strategies and use cases to help you assess and mitigate digital product environmental impact. Through real-world examples and hands-on experiences, you’ll gain the skills you need to craft environmentally responsible solutions aligned with green software engineering principles. As you progress, you’ll assess and optimize software architecture for sustainability within a sustainable software delivery framework schema. Beyond technical insights, the book delves into ethical implications and societal impacts, fostering a deeper understanding of the broader implications of technology usage. As you approach the conclusion, you’ll have gained the ability to comprehend, measure, and craft energy-efficient digital solutions aligned with green software engineering principles.
Table of Contents (16 chapters)
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Part 1: Environmental Impact of Software
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Part 2: Developing Energy-Efficient Software
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Part 3: Green Engineering at Scale

Software Architecture 101

Before we dive into energy efficiency intricacies, understanding the fundamental principles of software architecture is crucial. Analogous to a building’s blueprint, software architecture outlines a system’s structure and design, guiding its development and evolution [1].

The concept of software architecture traces back to the pioneering work of Edsger Dijkstra in 1968 and David Parnas in the early 1970s, emphasizing the significance of a system’s structure. By the 1990s, efforts to define the discipline focused on architectural styles, description languages, and documentation, marking the industry’s move toward standardized practices. As discussed in Chapter 2, patterns are viewed as repeatable strategies that address common challenges, embodying best practices across the industry [2].

Software Architecture Patterns

Software Architecture Patterns are design blueprints that address common architectural challenges in software...

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