DEFINITION
Cloud architecture refers to the way IT resources are arranged, including application, storage, databases, networking and security within cloud environments. Cloud architecture can be used to deliver reliable, scalable and secure services through the correct layout of resources. There are different types of cloud environments that can be used including Public, Private and Hybrid. Technologies can also be included such as containers, microservices, serverless and distributed databases.
Importance of Cloud Architecture
- Scalability – Resources can be scaled depending on workload
- Availability – Deliver reliable services with the right back up and redundancy
- Cost management – Infrastructure costs can be managed based on how much the application requires.
- Security – Controls can be put in place around access, network and data
- Flexibility – Allows for fast development and deployment of applications.
Use Cases
- Hosting enterprise applications, websites and business platforms.
- AI models and large language model applications.
- Scalable data pipelines and analytics.
- Microservices and container applications.
- Disaster recovery, back up & business continuity.
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