Preface
Cloud computing has been widely adopted as a model of next-generation digital business transformation that drives growth and innovation. Nowadays, customers look for an ecosystem and experience that is fast and that seamlessly integrates with their existing services. From an enterprise perspective, the cloud delivers services for consumers and businesses in a way that is scalable, highly reliable, and available. From an end-user perspective, the cloud provides a simple model for acquiring computing services without needing to fully understand the underlying infrastructure and technology.
To take full advantage of the speed and agility of cloud services, many existing applications have been transformed into cloud native applications, and new solutions are being built for the cloud first. Cloud native applications are built from the ground up to embrace rapid change, large scale, and resilience. By default, the underlying infrastructure for cloud native applications plays a critical role in efficiently serving a business’s needs. If the underlying infrastructure is not architected with the correct practices, even the best cloud native applications will fail in production environments.
This book explores how modern cloud native infrastructures on Azure can be built and managed in a production environment, along with various requirements and design considerations of cloud native applications.
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