What You Should Know About Cloud-Native Applications

Cloud-native applications are apps that make complete use of the cloud computing revolution. To take full advantage of Cloud-native operations, one needs to ensure that the application design is decoupled from physical infrastructure. Moreover, the application should be divided into services and tiers. Each service and tier should be developed & run independently. Here are the main features that define Cloud-Native Applications.

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  1. Multiple services: each application can further be split down into services called Microservices. These services co-operate with each other. However, it appears to the end customer that they are reaching a single application.
  2. Elasticity: the applications and their services should scale in-out and up-down in case the demand increases. 
  3. Compatibility: each service is programmed in a way that other applications can consume it. It is generally done via APIs that have well-defined behavior. 
  4. Resiliency: if services can survive outages and failures, then they are considered resilient. Moreover, they can use the automated failovers and disaster recovery procedures available in the cloud. 
  5. Auto-scalability: by utilizing microservices, cloud-native operations can scale services automatically and independently. It happens automatically most of the time, so one doesn’t require to manage them regularly.

 

At Kubermatic, we provide the Kubermatic Kubernetes platform, which allows you to automate your daily business operations across a multi-cloud, on-premise, and edge environment with great resilience.  

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