Understanding the Value of Cloud-Native Architecture
53mIntermediate2023-04-26
Authors
Lee Atchison
Cloud Strategist, Thought Leader, Industry Cloud Expert
Course details
According to Gartner, more than 85% of enterprises are likely to start using cloud-native technologies by 2025. So if you’re a solution architect, manager, or IT decision maker, you need to get your skills up to speed. In this course, instructor Lee Atchison provides a comprehensive overview of what constitutes cloud-native architecture.
Explore the core concepts and key benefits of adopting this new philosophy and moving your applications to the cloud. Lee offers tips and techniques for designing, constructing, operating, and reconfiguring existing workloads, with advice on services, microservices, containerization, and more.
Explore the core concepts and key benefits of adopting this new philosophy and moving your applications to the cloud. Lee offers tips and techniques for designing, constructing, operating, and reconfiguring existing workloads, with advice on services, microservices, containerization, and more.
Skills covered
Cloud DevelopmentCloud ComputingDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
Introduction
- Understanding cloud-native architecture
- Benefits of a cloud-native architecture
What Is Cloud-Native Architecture
- Microservice-based
- Containerized
- Operates in the cloud
- Uses automated technologies
- Measuring applications
- The role of serverless computing in cloud-native architectures
Moving to a Cloud-Native Architecture
- Move to a service-based architecture
- Containerize
- Migrate to the cloud
- Move to a cloud-native database
The Benefits of Cloud-Native Architecture
- The role of STOSA
- The fundamental philosophy of cloud-native
- Cloud-native computing is good for the environment
Conclusion
- Learning more about cloud-native architecture