Software Delivery in Multi-Cloud Architecture
Amir Boroufar
Software Delivery in Multi-Cloud Architecture.
Rel. Fulvio Giovanni Ottavio Risso. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Informatica (Computer Engineering), 2020
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Abstract
Two of the most popular trends in technical school nowadays are microservices and multi-cloud, and if you’ve attended a technical school conference recently, you’ve seen some sessions dedicated to them. The microservices adoption will be increased by the day as developers look to use smaller, modular services to increase application functionality. Another parameter accelerating the move to microservices by enterprises is that several organizations have returned to benefit from componentized software systems in development and preparation. For example, within the cloud, componentization will bring organizations many benefits, such as resiliency and support for horizontal scaling. However, the risk of service accessibility failure within a single cloud has decreased the popularity of single cloud suppliers amongst the users of the cloud.
As a result, a new trend is beginning to emerge, which could be a movement towards multi-clouds
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