Cloud Architecture

Cloud architecture identifies how individual technologies are integrated within a cloud ecosystem, offering a structural blueprint for how the components and tools required to build an application are connected.

The purpose, function and availability of your application will inform what the specifics of your cloud architecture look like, although the basic requirements tend to be consistent: hardware, middleware, management, automation and virtualization. Your architecture will also account for data management and security, and public cloud providers like AWS and Google Cloud have in-built solutions to ensure the applications running on their clouds are compliant and reliable.

Companies can build architectures for the public cloud or private cloud, a hybrid environment, or a multicloud system. As cloud adoption accelerates in our increasingly dynamic and globalized world, more organizations are adopting multicloud and increasing their investment particularly in public cloud technology.

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