The origin of cloud-native application security can be traced back to the desire to consolidate disparate tools that facilitate different aspects of cloud security, including monitoring, alerting ...

The phrase “cloud-native apps” gets thrown around a lot. But 9 times out of 10, what we’re really talking about is Software as a Service, especially among state and local government agencies that ...

A cloud application is an internet-based software that processes or stores data online. There are three primary kinds of cloud applications.

A cloud-native application is made for the systems that host it, rather than having to be converted or staged in a virtual environment that hides the nature of the cloud from it.

Cloud-native applications run exclusively on cloud-based infrastructure, and are uniquely designed to take advantage of new cloud-based features and functions.

“Cloud bound” represents the evolution of cloud native from addressing compute-centric concerns to managing application integration concerns.

Cloud applications, whether cloud-native or cloud-based, benefit from the core advantages of cloud computing. What makes them different is the underlying design.

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Lumigo, a cloud-native application monitoring and debugging platform, today announced that it has raised a $29 million Series A funding round led by Redline Capital. Wing Venture Capital and ...