Cloud Architecture
Designing Scalable and Robust Cloud Solutions As more workloads transition to the cloud, a well-architected infrastructure becomes essential to fully unlocking the benefits of elasticity, availability and agility. Cloud architecture refers to frameworks and best practices for deploying distributed systems across on-premises datacenters and public clouds in a standardized, scalable and secure manner.
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Microservices Architecture
Decompose monolithic apps into independently deployable services that scale autonomously. Services communicate via REST/JSON APIs for agility.
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Serverless Computing
Build stateless compute functions triggered by events without thinking about servers. Automatically scales with usage for optimal performance and cost.
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Containers
Package code and dependencies into lightweight, isolated units ensuring consistency. Containers enable optimal resource sharing and portability across environments.
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Data Layering
Implement data schemas optimized for specific workloads using databases, data warehouses and lakes. Integrate services for analytics and machine learning.

Native Cloud Application

Building Software the Cloud-Native Way As organizations embrace cloud-first strategies, developing applications native to public clouds delivers clear advantages over merely migrating existing software. Cloud-native apps are purpose-built for modern infrastructure like compute services, storage and databases. They leverage elasticity, high availability zones, auto-scaling and other cloud services by design.

Application Migration

Embracing Cloud-Native Development and Operations As application portfolios grow in size and complexity, maintaining costly on-premises infrastructure can strain IT budgets and slow innovation. Meanwhile, public cloud platforms now deliver virtually unlimited scalability and high availability at lower costs. Migration provides a path for organizations to streamline operations and empower developments.

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DevOps

Breaking Down Silos for Faster Delivery Traditional development and operations teams tended to work sequentially, with long handoffs between code completion and deployment. This resulted in slow, error-prone releases. DevOps aims to align development processes end-to-end from code to monitoring. It unites previously siloed teams through automation and shared tooling.

Cost Monitoring & amp; Optimization

Managing Spending in Cloud Environments Public cloud models bill customers for actual resource usage rather than fixed capacity reservations. While this usage-based pricing model provides flexibility, it can be difficult for organizations to track spending across different accounts and services. Left unchecked, cloud costs may spiral out of control.

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