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Cloud Anatomy 101: Breaking Down Cloud-Native

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Breaks cloud-native into concrete choices: picks an architecture on a continuum from monolith to functions using organizational and technical criteria, explains when to use Docker, when to automate scaling with Kubernetes (k8s), and when to use Kafka/RabbitMQ for event-driven decoupling. Covers stateful vs stateless tradeoffs, Saga transactions for multi-step writes, monitoring with Prometheus/Grafana/Elastic, cites 12/15‑factor patterns and offers hands‑on labs and a live coding demo via Open Liberty guides.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:49What does 'Anatomy' mean?
  3. 2:43Evolution of Modern Infrastructure
  4. 3:32Evolution of Applications
  5. 4:35What does the Cloud offer?
  6. 6:21What does it mean to be cloud-native?
  7. 10:45Consider your Application Architecture
  8. 14:01Containerisation within the body
  9. 16:51Deployment, scaling and management within
  10. 19:28Communication within the body
  11. 22:31Data Storage within the body
  12. 26:19What happens when things go wrong in the body?
  13. 27:33What happens when things go wrong in your cloud-native app?
  14. 28:32Navigating the complexity of the body
  15. 29:58Navigating the complexity of your cloud- native app
  16. 31:2612 Factor Apps
  17. 35:07Interactive cloud-native labs
  18. 35:34Open Liberty Guides
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