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# Benefits of Cloud |
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# Cloud Native Applications | ||
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## What is Cloud-Native? | ||
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Cloud-native is about how we build and run applications taking full | ||
advantage of cloud computing rather than worrying about where we deploy | ||
it. | ||
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Cloud-native refers less to where an application resides and more to how | ||
it is built and deployed. | ||
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- A cloud-native application consists of discrete, reusable components | ||
known as microservices that are designed to integrate into any cloud | ||
environment. | ||
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- These microservices act as building blocks and are often packaged in | ||
containers. | ||
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- Microservices work together as a whole to comprise an application, | ||
yet each can be independently scaled, continuously improved, and | ||
quickly iterated through automation and orchestration processes. | ||
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- The flexibility of each microservice adds to the agility and | ||
continuous improvement of cloud-native applications. | ||
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## Why Cloud-Native? | ||
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Cloud-native applications are different from the traditional | ||
applications that run in your data centres. The applications that are | ||
designed in the traditional way are not built keeping cloud | ||
compatibility in mind. They may have strong ties with the internal | ||
systems. Also, they cannot take advantage of all the benefits of the | ||
cloud. | ||
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So, we need a new architecture for our applications to utilize the | ||
benefits of cloud. There is a need to design the applications keeping | ||
cloud in mind and take advantage of several cloud services like storage, | ||
queuing, caching etc. | ||
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- Speed, safety, and scalability comes with cloud-native applications. | ||
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- Helps you to quickly deliver the advancements. | ||
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- Allows you to have loose ties into the corporate IT where it most | ||
certainly would destabilize legacy architectures. | ||
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- Helps you to continuously deliver your applications with zero | ||
downtime. | ||
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- Infrastructure is less predictable. | ||
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- Service instances are all disposable. | ||
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- Deployments are immutable. | ||
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- To meet the expectations of the today’s world customers, these | ||
systems are architected for elastic scalability. |
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# Journey to the Cloud | ||
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## Introduction | ||
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Cloud is everywhere. Today, many companies want to migrate their | ||
applications on to cloud. For this migration to be done, the | ||
applications must be re-architected in a way that they fully utilize the | ||
advantages of the cloud. | ||
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