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

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.

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 ...

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 ...

“ Cloud native ” simply refers to applications that are born in the cloud — as opposed to applications that are born and raised on-prem. On-prem is like owning a fleet of cars.

As the cloud becomes pervasive in IT, it is increasingly no longer enough for systems and applications to be simply “in the cloud.” Now the buzz is about how they need to be cloud-native.

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