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Cloud Architecture Patterns for Scalable Applications

Learn how to build scalable applications using cloud architecture patterns, including microservices, event-driven, and serverless architectures.

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Cloud Architecture Patterns for Scalable Applications
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Introduction to Cloud Architecture Patterns

When I first started working with cloud computing, I was surprised by how much of a difference the right architecture could make. Last quarter, our team discovered that our application was struggling to handle the increased traffic, and we realized that our initial design wasn't scalable. Here's what I learned when we decided to refactor our application using cloud architecture patterns.

The Problem with Traditional Architecture

Traditional architecture often focuses on a monolithic design, where all components are tightly coupled. This approach can lead to scalability issues, as it's difficult to scale individual components without affecting the entire system. I realized that this only works if you also do load balancing and autoscaling, but even then, it's not efficient.

Cloud Architecture Patterns

Cloud architecture patterns provide a more scalable and flexible approach.

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