cloud-native

Adjective

Meaning

cloud-native (not comparable)

(computing, of a technology or architecture) Able to take full advantage of running on public, private, or hybrid cloud computing environments.

Examples

Attend any cloud-native conference and you will find even more vendors providing visualization, policy, and alerting around container network isolation and security. Source: Internet

The ultimate aim of Open Telemetry is to ensure that support for distributed tracing and other observability-supporting telemetry is a built-in feature of cloud-native software. Source: Internet

Fortunately, using cloud-native solutions and SaaS tools will not only allow businesses to tackle these challenges head-on, but it will also help them to continually innovate and evolve. Source: Internet

But typically, you can access these features via layers, including the topmost virtual platform/OS, underlying resources (such as storage and data), and then the cloud-native services, such as provisioning and tenant management. Source: Internet

By the end of the webcast, you will learn how to make an application cloud-native, how to consume micro services, and discover what it takes to make an application run in the Cloud. Source: Internet

BigQuery, the quintessential cloud-native, API-driven service for SQL analytics, has new security and performance features. Source: Internet

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