Cloud Patterns

Cloud patterns address common solutions for designing and deploying applications on cloud platforms. They leverage cloud services to achieve scalability, resilience, and cost-effectiveness in distributed systems.

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Immutable Infrastructure

architectural DevOps operational cloud

Immutable infrastructure is a practice where servers are never modified after they’re provisioned. Instead, if a change is required, a new server is provisioned with the updated configuration, and the old server is replaced. This approach treats infrastructure as code, emphasizing version control and repeatability. It …

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Init Container

cloud kubernetes operational

The Init Container pattern addresses the challenge of application dependencies and setup requirements in container orchestration systems like Kubernetes. It defines a specialized container that runs before the application containers within a Pod. Init Containers are crucial for ensuring that shared resources are …

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Space-Based Architecture

architectural distributed systems cloud

Space-Based Architecture is a distributed architectural pattern where application functionality is broken down into independently deployable services, often referred to as “spaces.” These spaces are designed to be loosely coupled, communicating primarily through well-defined APIs and asynchronous messaging. …

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Immutable Infrastructure

Init Container

Space-Based Architecture