2. Container orchestration concepts such as runtime, security, networking, service mesh, storage, and container orchestration fundamentals.
3. Cloud-native architecture such as autoscaling, serverless, community and governance, roles and personas, and open standards.
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4. Cloud-native observabilities such as telemetry & observability, Prometheus, and cost management.
5. Cloud-native application deliveries such as application delivery fundamentals, GitOps, continuous integration, and continuous delivery/continuous deployment (CI/CD).
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This KCNA prepares candidates to work with cloud-native technologies. It also impacts concepts of the entire cloud native ecosystem. YOU will be able to deploy applications using basic “kubectl” commands and understand the cloud-native landscape and projects.
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Serverless 101: A series to help you understand what AWS serverless services do. It talks about how to use the services together to build highly scalable applications using event-driven architecture built on serverless.
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Serverless 101: Amazon SQS
A high-level overview of SQS. SQS is a fully managed message queuing service that makes it easy to decouple and scale microservices, distributed systems, and serverless apps.
In this thread, I will give a little brief overview of the Apache Kafka platform. Like what it is, how it works, core concepts, its use cases, and the benefits of using it.
Apache Kafka is an open-source distributed streaming platform developed originally by LinkedIn as a messaging queue, but now Kafka is much more than a messaging queue. and later donated to the Apache Software Foundation. (1/3)
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The project, written in Scala and Java, aims to provide a unified, high-throughput, low-latency platform for handling real-time data feeds. (2/3)
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A thread on #HeadlessCMS where you will know most of things about what it is, how is it different to traditional #CMS, why it matters, pros & con's, and the most popular Headless CMS.
So before you understand what this #HeadlessCMS is all about, in the first place you should know need to understand the difference between a Headless CMS and a conventional (or traditional) #CMS.
Traditional #CMS platforms, like Joomla for instance, come with a front-end delivery layer, otherwise known as the “head” — that dictates how the content is presented to the end-user (1/3).