In the recent years, the degree and pace of changes on the software scene have accelerated like never before. The open source movement ignited a large number of scattered and often independent teams racing to bring new software components, tools, platforms, protocols, and services to market at an incredible pace. Cloud computing removed many hardware-related entry barriers by allowing teams to self-provision virtualized hardware resources in a matter of seconds. With cloud-provider-managed hardware capabilities, both virtualized and even bare-metal, ...
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M. T. JakóbczykPractical Oracle Cloud Infrastructurehttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5506-3_99. Cloud-Native Architecture
Michał Tomasz Jakóbczyk1
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Warszawa, Poland
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