Developing an application is a challenging process. The
architecture and engineering choices need careful planning to ensure
performance, security, and a great user experience. But the big fat question
is, should you migrate your on-premises applications to the cloud or opt for
a cloud-native design. Cloud adoption transfers the technology
and support of the underlying infrastructure from the IT team to the cloud
provider.
A cloud approach offers many benefits, including more database
options and integrations with other services. But before you decide to migrate
your on-premise apps, consider the following things:
Consider database needs: The most important component
for most applications is the database. The monolithic application design
was the favored choice in an enterprise landscape for years. However, it
is complex and has the benefits of first-in, first-out data processing
simplicity.
On-demand resources: with a monolithic design on
local hardware, the compute resources run the code based on a trigger from
an end-user event or timing aspect. The compute resources are always there
in the data center.
Security: cloud providers have all
means to secure your data in the cloud. Every activity you do in their
environment is by specific permission. Resist opening firewalls,
permissions, and access just to make something work.
Use Kubermatic Kubernetes Platform for cloud-native
design, development, and run applications efficiently.
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