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Cloud-Native Applications

IEEE Cloud Computing, 2017
The term “cloud-native” refers to a set of technologies and design patterns that have become the standard for building large-scale cloud applications. In this editorial we describe basic properties of successful cloud applications including dynamic scalability, extreme fault tolerance, seamless upgradeability and maintenance and security.
Dennis Gannon   +2 more
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Cloud-Native Databases: A Survey

IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering
Guoliang Li, Chao Zhang, Huanchen Zhang
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Cloud Native Operations

2021
Congratulations! If you are reading this chapter and have completed all the previous ones, including the practical exercises, you have crossed the proverbial migration finish line. You provisioned cost-efficient, reliable, secure, and observable operational environments on the cloud provider infrastructure and deployed application code and data via an ...
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Kubernetes and the path to cloud native

Proceedings of the Sixth ACM Symposium on Cloud Computing, 2015
We are in the midst of an important shift to higher levels of abstraction than virtual machines. Kubernetes aims to simplify the deployment and management of services, including the construction of applications as sets of interacting but independent services.
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Cloud Native Cost Optimization

Proceedings of the 6th ACM/SPEC International Conference on Performance Engineering, 2015
For traditional datacenter applications capacity is a fixed upfront cost, so there is little incentive to stop using it once it's been allocated, and it has to be over-provisioned most of the time so there is enough capacity for peak loads. When traditional application and operating practices are used in cloud deployments there are immediate benefits ...
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Cloud-Native Applications—The Journey Continues

IEEE Cloud Computing, 2017
Cloud native has been gaining good momentum through established alliances, foundations, and conferences. So, it is not a buzzword any longer. The main reason to develop cloud-native applications is to exploit cloud features, such as up/down autoscaling and autoprovisioning.
Mazin Yousif
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