Cloud-Native Application 

Cloud-Native Applications with AWS: Building Modern Software

      Cloud-native applications are modern software programs that are built to run in the cloud. They help businesses create, update, and scale their applications more quickly compared to old systems that run only on local servers. Using cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS) makes these apps more flexible, reliable, and easy to grow.

      One important feature of cloud-native apps is microservices architecture. This means the whole application is divided into smaller parts, and each part can be developed and updated separately. These parts are often kept in containers like Docker, which make them easy to run anywhere. AWS tools such as ECS, EKS, and Lambda help in managing these containers, running apps without servers, and scaling them automatically. AWS also supports CI/CD pipelines, which allow updates to be delivered quickly without much downtime.

      The main advantage of this approach is that businesses can respond faster to changes, save costs by using resources only when needed, and keep their services running even if some parts fail. Popular companies like Netflix and Spotify use cloud-native systems with AWS to serve millions of users every day.