Over the past two decades, cloud computing has become a disruptive technology that has revolutionized the way businesses and individuals access and use computing resources. The growth of cloud computing has been driven by the increasing demand for low-cost, scalable, and easily accessible computing resources. Cloud-native applications are software applications that are specifically designed to run on a cloud computing infrastructure. They are built using cloud computing principles and technologies such as microservices architecture, containerization, and orchestration. "Liquid computing" is a term used to describe the ability to dynamically allocate resources as needed, allowing for quick and easy scaling up or down.