Designed as Loosely Coupled Microservices

● Develop applications as a collection of small, independent services that

communicate using lightweight protocols, improving scalability and development

efficiency.

Developed with Best-optimum Languages and Frameworks

● Utilize the most suitable language and framework for each microservice, allowing for

a diverse and optimized application.

API-Centric Interaction and Collaboration

● Use lightweight APIs for communication between services, ensuring efficient

collaboration and better performance.

Stateless and Massively Scalable

● Design applications to be stateless and scalable, storing state in external databases

or entities for easy elasticity.

Elasticity and Dynamic Scaling

● Allow cloud-native applications to dynamically scale up or down according to

resource requirements and usage spikes.

Design for Resiliency

● Embrace failures by building applications that recover quickly and avoid

downtime or data loss.

Polyglot Architecture

● Utilize the most appropriate language or technology for each component,

considering team skillsets and time-to-market.

Packaged Lightweight Containers and Orchestration

● Package applications as lightweight containers using Docker and orchestrate

deployment, scaling, and management with Kubernetes.

Immutable Infrastructure

● Servers for hosting cloud-native applications remain unchanged after

deployment. By avoiding manual upgrades, immutable infrastructure makes

cloud-native deployment a predictable process