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Applications of Modern Software Engineering Methods in Cloud Service Projects - An Example of Charging Piles
- 1 Northwest Normal University, School of Computer Science and Engineering, Lanzhou, Gansu, 730000, China
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Abstract
In the environment of the continuous development of the new energy industry, the traditional software engineering methods have been gradually backward in the face of the ever-complex demands, so this paper analyses the successful implementation of the charging pile cloud service project of Company T as an example, and explores how the modern software engineering methods can promote the development efficiency and the development quality of the cloud service project. This paper adopts the case study method and comparative analysis method. It is found that after applying the new software engineering methodology, the development quality and development efficiency of the project are significantly improved, and the final product has high reliability and stability, which meets the current market demand. Compared with the products developed using the traditional methodology, the products developed using the software engineering methodology have gone through the development process of requirements definition and system design, agile development and continuous integration, and have an advantage in the development cycle and development quality. In the subsequent operation and maintenance, the new software engineering approach uses DevOps thinking to incorporate post-operation at the time of development, which allows for continuous updating of the product operation and maintenance, and reduces costs through automated operation and maintenance. This paper supplements the theory of software engineering methodology for cloud service project development and further illustrates the significance of applying the new methodology to software development projects, which can provide reference suggestions for the development of the industry.
Keywords
Software Engineering Methods, Cloud Services, Charging Pile, Project Development
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Xu,Y. (2025). Applications of Modern Software Engineering Methods in Cloud Service Projects - An Example of Charging Piles. Applied and Computational Engineering,146,76-82.
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