The cloud application architecture

As indicated previously, the traditional applications need to be accordingly modernized in order to reap the cloud benefits. The scalability and other requirements of modern applications need to be inscribed within the application. There are certain programming languages and architectural patterns in order to attach non-functional requirements (NFRs) into applications. The traditional applications typically use a single database to store all the application information. This database provides the information stored in it to various application clients (users as well as other application components) on a need basis. However, with the data explosion, the conventional databases could be scaled up.

The scale-out ...

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