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I have an Amazon ECS service that relies on configuration files that contain business rules. The business rules are changed periodically by non-programmers. Total size of the rules files is ...
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I have tried to search a lot but all I get is their definitions which more or less sound similar. I would like to know if they are same? If not, what are specific differences?
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What exactly does Hosted-Application, Cloud-Enabled, Cloud-Native and Cloud-Agnostic mean? Pros, Cons, and when to use? Unable to find a similar question on Stack Exchange.
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My organization has a redundant setup across 2 data-centers. During normal operations both data-centers are up and handling workloads. For whatever reason, the infrastucture team has decided to ...
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Assume an application developed in a PaaS public cloud environment. The application stores and processes some kind of sensitive data. Encryption-at-rest seems clearly described already, and the option ...
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Companies spend a lot of money on tooling for on-prem. But then they often want to move to the cloud for its obvious benefits, but feel limited in their ability to do so since they already invested so ...
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If each cloud function or lambda function is hosted and scaled independently would it be considered a microservice?
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I've seen some topics around DaaS on the web. Some of them state that DaaS stands for Desktop as a Service, which basically is the offering of virtual desktops. In the other hand, some topics state ...
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I understand the concept of cloud computing, but I'm curious why the term has become so exhausted the past several years. Servers have been around for a long time, and I fail to see how this is any ...
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I have a frontend through which users can submit analysis requests, which are inserted into a database. These analysis requests are received in a NodeJS server using Postgres notify/listen. Using ...
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A few months ago I found a presentation with slides about the benefits of migrating to the cloud. I think that the presentation was maybe quite old but I think that it started with arguing that ...
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I've been reading about machine learning models deployment and pipelines and so far most of the sources suggest that the data should be ingested from some sort of cloud based storage or source, be it ...
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I want to implement "FaaS least cost routing". It does not make sense to calculate the costs before every request, but calculating the cheapest provider on a daily or hourly basis would make sense. ...
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In our history, when we did a new release (deployment) any user who was "logged in" was logged out and that was obviously not ideal. Then I switched platform from a custom stack to a cloud provider ...
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In our team, we are using AWS as our main cloud provider and currently, we have 3 projects hosted on their platform. We are about to have 2 more projects in the next weeks, but first, we want to ...
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Say I have 500MB of memory to work with, but 100 terabytes of IDs I want to generate. I want these IDs (GUIDs) to be randomly selected and applied to records, so they shouldn't appear in order when ...
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Microservices are the latest software development craze. All the kids are doing it. When I started hearing about the concept, the first advantage that came to mind was the single responsibility ...
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I'm working on a problem, in which i have some real time weather information of different cities through out the world. I'm exposing subscribe function to interested people/clients, with input:- ...
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We are discussing at the company the migration of some on premises services to cloud alternatives. Is it market practice to backup servers on AWS, or repositories on GitLab.com, or files on Google ...
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APIs vary in their complexity, functionality and also usability. In Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) applications, which are mainly mobile applications that offloads processing / storage to the cloud, ...
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This is my first post on the Software Engineering Stack Exchange so let me know if something is wrong with it. I'm looking into the serverless offerings of Amazon to try to figure out if that is the ...
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Modern webapps have multiple microservices that may be on multiple domains (e.g. subdomains) and providers (e.g. both AWS and Google Cloud; or Google Container Engine Google App Engine within the ...
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I knew that by using De-duplication procedure we can save storage costs. 1) I know what is de-duplication but I don't know how it works. Can someone clearly explain how de-duplication procedure works?...
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As today most of the development is towards the lightweight service and RESTful architecture, is WSDL still needed to describe these services? In today's world -- where cloud computing, mobile ...
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Say I have two machines with their own hardware and different specifications. They are PCs actually. The discussion here is if there is a way to put them online together such as their processing power ...
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I want to create an Android application with cloud-based functionality. It would entail a (rather simple) loyalty program for consumers and retailers; so, just managing user accounts and some ...
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I'm currently developing an app using the Azure Service Fabric. My question comes in regards to balancing outgoing connections. One of my services is going to be making a large number of outgoing ...
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Consider a greenfield development situation where cloud tools are being considered vs. in-house solutions, in the vein of AWS SQS vs. self-hosted Kafka, ECS vs. Mesos-Marathon, Lambda/Azure Functions ...
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I'm building a native app which currently has zero backend infrastructure. With services like Firebase's Authentication, database and notifications means that all interactions are handled client-side ...
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what does it mean when some technical guy asks did you work on cloud ? I have worked primarily java based web applications. But sometime in discussion/interviews technical folks asks Have you worked ...
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In cloud computing these two terms really confuses me, block-level virtualization and file-level virtualization . As of my knowledge, in file-level virtualization compute systems are not allocated ...
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I am stuck at how to classify Dropbox and other cloud storage services within the ISP (IaaS,PaaS,SaaS) model. At their core, such services provide a cloud-backed file system which can be read and ...
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I have heard this term a couple of times. What exactly does a Cloud-Native application refers to? What are the features of a Cloud-Native applications?
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The client sends a query (a few hundred characters) to the web service. This query can be split into 20 to 150 subqueries with a simple regex. Those subqueries can then be computed independently and ...
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Suppose you are selling a web app. There is no data or operation that involves more than 1 customer. Each customer is totally separate. How would you prefer to make the deployments? 1) Deploy one ...
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My company develops technology for visitor management. We currently have 2 solutions, one that is in the field, running on on-site hardware. The other is cloud, running on the cloud and processing all ...
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Let's say we have an app deployed to Azure. App has external files not bundled with it, files which are required for app to operate. They are seperate but are essentially part of the software. ...
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I'm in the process of building out an architecture that will heavily leverage DynamoDb. My organization is considering the possibility of storing sensitive data (config info) in DynamoDb, as well as ...
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I've been hearing lately more and more about serverless architectures which are based on products such as AWS Lambdas, Azure Functions, Google Cloud Functions, etc. I understand the advantages of ...
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We're looking for a good source control and project management solution at my workplace and I've suggested creating a GitHub organization and private repositories. I love GitHub for many reasons, but ...
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When load reaches a certain level in IaaS environemnt, new VM instances are created to reduce load (scalability). My Questions that these VMs are not created on the same physical server, right? I ...
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For my angularJS application I'm using asp.net web api backend. For B2C I'm normally have one scalable backend application and each customer can have an account to use the services. There is one ...
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We're using Azure Cloud Services and would like to have a workflow where deployments flow as Cloud Service #1: testing/QA => staging => production Currently Azure Cloud Services only have ...
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Our intranet application is used to document and store office files. Both app and server are hosted remotely on the same server. Due to fact that our app server is changed every couple of years, we ...
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Most of cloud computing technologies are based on virtualization. The advertisement of cloud computing technologies often refers reliability and reduction of costs. But when compared with container ...
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We are planning to develop a cloud based database driven web application which we would like world to use. Till date at the database side we have used fully normalized way to store the data and use ...
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I am in the middle of an architectural decision that down the line will be important. I have a system where I use ATS (Azure Table Storage) as the store for simple and very little data. It's not ...
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Noobie to deploying any kind of web app. I have a Java (Play Framework) and MySQL server app running locally. I know that I can deploy it to EC2 (have once as a test), and that I can download some ...
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I need some clarification on an aspect of CloudFoundry architecture guidelines. CF has two major concepts - applications and services. CF-Applications can consume CF-Services using the CloudFoundry ...
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What modifications do I need to make to my workflow, and which skills do I need to learn in order to develop with Ruby On Rails on a Linux cloud server on Amazon Web Services (AWS)? In particular, I ...
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