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Connects an organization’s on-premise private cloud and third-party public cloud into a single infrastructure

Allows you to leverage the best of cloud models and services across different cloud providers so that your applications and workloads work seamlessly across multiple clouds

For seamless working, it is recommended that if you’re subscribed to the infrastructure services of a cloud provider, you should subscribe to the application services provided by the same vendor.

Embraces a mix of cloud models and services as long as they are from the same cloud service provider

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Each line of code for a microservice needs to be written from scratch

Application components can be developed and updated independently of each other

Components facing varied amounts of load can be scaled independently

Each microservice of an application needs to use the same stack and runtime environment

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Microservices that can be built as functions that are stateless

Workloads and applications that may be spread across multiple cloud environments and cloud vendors

Low-latency applications

Workloads characterized by long-running processes

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Collection of microservices with tightly coupled UI, business logic layer, and data layer

Collection of microservices that need to be scaled and updated in relation to each other

Collection of microservices that are built as one huge piece of software

Collection of microservices working together as a whole to comprise an application

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By fully automating the infrastructure installation process in a way that is documented, repeatable, verifiable, and traceable

DevOps best practices eliminate the need to provision servers, build middleware, and install application code

DevOps processes outline the development principles that need to be followed to modernize monolithic applications to cloud native applications

By creating an automated deployment pipeline

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VMs and Agile Methodology

Microservices and DevOps

Monolithic Architectures and Physical Servers

Service Oriented Architecture and Waterfall Methodology

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Distributing a single application across multiple providers allowing you to move application components across cloud services and vendors as needed

The public and private cloud services can understand each other’s APIs, data formats, forms of authentication and authorization

The flexibility to move applications and data between systems and cloud service providers

A workload running on the private cloud can leverage the additional public cloud capacity when there is a spike in demand

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The serverless model requires no provisioning of servers, installation of application stacks, or operation of the infrastructure by the users/developers

In the serverless computing environment, resources cannot be scaled up or down

Serverless computing does not require any underlying servers for executing workloads

End users pay for resources as long as they are running, even if idle

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When one of the microservices of an application stops to function, it disrupts the functioning of the complete application

Microservices find one another using service discovery, which creates a roadmap for microservices to communicate

Microservices breakdown large applications into their core functions to create a fully functional application

Developers can leverage the vast amounts of code already available as the base of an application, eliminating the need to develop code from scratch

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A collaborative approach where business owners and development, operations, and quality assurance teams collaborate to deliver software continuously

Defines how people work together to build, deploy, and manage applications in a cloud native environment

Eliminates the need to provision servers, build middleware, and install application code

Uses automated tools to monitor the performance and availability of their applications

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Module 4 Graded Quiz >> Introduction to Cloud Computing

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