Migrating to Cloud-Native Application Architectures

Adoption of cloud-native application architectures is helping many organizations turn their IT into a force for true market agility. This O`Reilly report identifies unique features of cloud-native application architectures, such as microservices and twelve-factor applications.

Author Matt Stine also looks at the cultural, organizational, and technical changes required to move traditional monolithic applications and service-oriented architectures to a cloud-native architecture. You’ll also find a portable cookbook, with recipes for breaking down monolithic applications into small services, implementing fault-tolerant models, and performing automated testing of services. cloud origin service.

This report discusses application architectures, including:

• Twelve-Factor Application: A collection of cloud-native application architecture models
• Microservices: Independently implementable services that do one thing well
• Agile self-service infrastructure: Platforms for fast, repeatable, and consistent provisioning of application environments and support services
• API-Based Collaboration: Published and versioned APIs that enable interaction between services in a cloud-native application architecture
• Anti-frailty: systems that become stronger when subjected to stress

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Information about the Authors

Matt is the Technical Product Manager at Pivotal. He is a person with 15 years of experience in the enterprise IT industry, with experience in many business areas.

Migrating to Cloud-Native Application Architectures

Author(s): Matt Stine

Publisher: O’Reilly, Year: 2015

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