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Hybrid Cloud for Developers
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Hybrid Cloud for Developers

by Manoj Hirway
April 2018
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
280 pages
8h 37m
English
Packt Publishing
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Application decoupling

A hybrid cloud application could be a distributed application. Various components of the applications may be deployed across various parts of the cloud. It is ideal to build components that do not have tight dependencies on each other. If one component of the application fails or has become slower in response, the other components should continue to work seamlessly. In other words, hybrid cloud application components must be loosely coupled and isolated across various layers, so that each component can asynchronously interact with the other. 

For example, a web application architecture should have the web server, application server, and the database isolated from each other. The application server may not know anything ...

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