Use Case Pattern #3: INaaS
Use Case Pattern #3: INaaS
The general uses of the information-as-a-service (INaaS) service model, together with their pros and cons, are discussed in this chapter using a SWOT analysis. The general uses are described as uses cases; a use case defines the requirements and the sequence of interactions in order to effect a solution. When commonality is detected between use cases that implement a distinct solution, then it is called a use case pattern. These use case patterns can generally be implemented using micro-services. When standardized and implemented in the cloud, such micro-services are referred to as cloud cells. Thus cloud cells implement use case patterns. The following use case patterns for INaaS are discussed: regulatory information; tax information; price information; health and disease related information; and curriculum information.
Keywords: Cloud patterns, INaaS use case, Use case patterns, Cloud cells, Cloud SWOT analysis
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