👉 Computing platforms refer to the infrastructure and tools that enable the development, deployment, and management of software applications. These platforms encompass a wide range of services and technologies, including cloud computing (providing scalable resources over the internet), containerization (like Docker for packaging applications), orchestration (such as Kubernetes for managing containerized workloads), databases (both traditional and NoSQL), and development environments (like IDEs and integrated development kits). They also include DevOps tools that streamline the software development lifecycle, from coding and testing to deployment and monitoring. By abstracting and standardizing these complex technical aspects, computing platforms allow developers to focus more on creating value through their applications rather than managing underlying infrastructure.
