What is Cloud Native? | Cloud Native Vs Traditional Application - What is the difference?

[@sivakumarkanagaraj1216]

Very good! You nailed it. You are the first one to explain in a crystal clear way that Agility, Elasticity, Micro services, Orchestration (ESB), Keubernetes, Object Storage (where redundancy and eventual consistency are ok) are building blocks of cloud native.

[@GalaxyCookies76]

The only video I found to clear basics.

[@sutirthamarjit]

The best thing is - there is no ambiguity. Everything is very clearly explained without any concept-tangling

[@southern_smacker]

Bravo. You explain pretty well.

[@TechPrimers]

Glad it was helpful!

[@weisanpang755]

Can you correct me, of all the technologies that you described to make a service or application cloud native, non of them requires cloud in order to run these technologies, right ? In other words, they could be implemented without cloud at all, right ?

[@cbsmobile2172]

waterfall model??

[@djmnaaw]

Thank you so much. A good overview. I liked the succint definition - particularly with regard to positioning CN as an architectural and development style. I also liked the comparison between the "old and the new" - similar to what I used to do when positioning RUP :) A good follow on topic would be "Adopting Cloud Native in a Brown Field enviornment i.e. an existing monolithic application." You could include important considerations such as how the application. may have to be refactored. Might be simpler to divide such a migration path in to sections - containerise, orchestrate, refactor, scale / dynamisize. Anyway - a good video for as you can see, you got me thinking :)

[@TechPrimers]

Thanks for the detailed view David. Appreciate it

[@bowenyu891]

Thank you for your clear and well-organized introduction to cloud-native!

[@anikamehnaz8029]

Please can anyone add subtitles to this video? Your video is good but some words are not clear.

[@ShuvanshuJakhmola]

Any follow up videos on cloud native?

[@dileepalla6769]

Can u explain spring cloud contract

[@fatnapster]

Hi Does cloud native app can run offline on client side? Does it run cross platform OS?

[@amitshah2059]

Nice informative video. One clarification - Isn't what you explained all about making cloud agnostic applications i.e. applications that can be deployed on any cloud provider? I understood cloud native applications to be applications that use the services (or managed services) of one cloud provider (aws/azure/google) to the fullest. That application cannot be shifted to another cloud provider without major code changes. Thoughts?

[@thehobster]

2:22 - I hope you're not recording while driving!

[@kennethcarvalho3684]

Must be a car honking outside the window...if it were traffic it would be massive sound disruption.

[@abcxyz-jz4vl]

lul

[@bobbishop7261]

Yesa

[@davidjoel4428]

Thank you

[@kumaraneesh1420]

Good one

[@kkelvin02]

Hope you merged micro services and Cloud native together. To go for cloud native, Micro service is not a requirement and vise versa.

[@rayfantastico7678]

Too many mid view advertising. Annoying. Distracting. Defeats the purpose of an educational video.

[@mandeepbhatia9043]

too much talking and less visuals \ diagrams; this is better suited for podcasts.

[@tootroot537]

Notes

[@smithdragon6477]

Watched Thumbed