By Nathan Bennett Cloud Practice Lead In this three-part future-feature journey, we’ll look at the connections between “cloud,” “multi-cloud,” and even more nebulous terms, like “super-cloud.” We’ll start at the basics, talking first about what is meant by “cloud,” and then build on that inquiry so we can better
Written by Billy Downing, Cloud Architect, Sterling Overview Several industries are exploring use-cases for deploying Kubernetes into their environment to take advantage of the efficiency, reliability, scalability, and mobility provided by applications deployed as containers within a robust orchestration system. However, deploying Kubernetes from scratch and following it with
written by Hitesh Kumar What is Microservice Application Architecture? Microservice application architecture comprises a combination of small and self-sufficient services where each service is self-contained. In microservice architecture, every service must be deployed as a single business component and operated independently. This architecture has become a popular choice
Written by Hitesh Kumar In the current data-driven age, the importance of data, and the potential of data-driven processes and systems continue to grow. Every Enterprise wants to take the advantage of data-driven verdicts to stay one step ahead of the competition. We use and understand the importance of data
written by Hitesh Kumar High Availability (HA) refers to systems that are durable and serve users continuously without downtime/failure within its service span. HA could be applied both on application & infrastructure layers. HA and redundancy on the application layer could be implemented using best practices, standard procedures, and testing