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Why Cloud-Native Services?
Increasingly more businesses are choosing cloud-native apps due to numerous advantages they offer. These include:
The cloud-native technology enhances the software development lifecycle and significantly speeds up app design and delivery.
The cloud-native approach helps reduce development costs through using open-source services.
Cloud-native apps can automatically scale to meet new demands. This is possible because their functions are divided into microservices and can be handled separately.
When traditional infrastructure fails, it affects services. This is not the case with cloud-native systems that are built to remain stable.
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Cloud-native apps can run equally well in public, private, and hybrid clouds, which gives more flexibility to businesses who prefer using multiple infrastructures.
Top Cloud Application Development Technologies
Programming Languages and Frameworks
- Java
- Python
- Go
- Node.js
- .NET
Containerization
- Docker
- Kubernetes
Cloud
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Microsoft Azure
Databases
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- SQL Server
- Oracle
DevOps services
- AWS CodePipeline
- Azure Pipelines
The choice of cloud application development tools will depend on your specific project requirements. You can read about some of the top relevant technologies below.
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Java
Java stands among the most widely used programming languages for writing cloud-native apps. To understand why this object-oriented server-side language is a good choice for building solutions that run in the cloud, we need to recollect some of Java’s features.
Java is platform-independent, so a Java-based application can operate on any platform or device. When a project written in Java scales, it can easily migrate to the cloud. It is also compatible with legacy systems.
Java supports serverless architecture and distributed computing which is highly important given that cloud-native computing is performed in distributed systems. It’s no less important that all major cloud providers offer Java SDKs (software development kits).
Kubernetes
The world’s most popular container management platform, Kubernetes is one of the core elements in cloud-native technologies. A brainchild of Google, it paved a way from traditional software development practices to the automation of tasks related to containerized app management.
Kubernetes is a must-know technology for developers engaged in building cloud solutions. We at DevTeam.Space have rich experience in leveraging its capabilities for cloud application development.
Kubernetes automates deployment and management of containerized applications by grouping containers, or pieces of an app, into logical units. While introducing changes to an app, it simultaneously monitors the impact and, if something goes wrong, rolls the changes back.
Being an open-source system, it enjoys support of all major cloud providers, including Google, IBM, AWS, and Microsoft Azure. It can also run on private and hybrid cloud virtual machines. Also, Kubernetes’s capabilities are hard to overestimate when it comes to deploying large-scale heavy-traffic websites or applications that require high-performance computing.
AWS CodePipeline
Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) is one of the main principles underlying cloud-native development. AWS CodePipeline is a CI/CD service helping to build, test, and deploy applications in the cloud. Developers can use it to automate the software release process, including the adoption of all the changes made to the code.
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A pipeline encompasses stages such as building, testing, and deployment. These serve as logical divisions in a workflow and comprise sequences of actions. Building code or deploying it to a test environment are examples of such actions. AWS CodePipeline has a graphical UI to visualize the release process workflow. In a simplified way, CodePipeline detects the changes made to a source repository, runs tests, deploys the code to a staging server, and, once another set of tests is successfully completed, deploys the approved code to production.
AWS CodePipeline provides automated code releases using different product integrations. Developers can create pipelines that can integrate with both other AWS services and third-party products such as GitHub.
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