👉 Architecture computing, often referred to as cloud-native or microservices architecture, is a design approach that structures applications and services in a way that leverages cloud computing resources for scalability, flexibility, and resilience. At its core, it involves breaking down applications into smaller, independent components called microservices, each running in its own process and communicating over well-defined APIs. These services are typically deployed across multiple cloud environments, enabling dynamic scaling based on demand and facilitating continuous integration and delivery. This architecture emphasizes loose coupling, high cohesion, and the use of containerization technologies like Docker and orchestration tools like Kubernetes to manage the deployment, scaling, and operations of these services efficiently. By doing so, architecture computing allows for more agile development cycles, improved fault isolation, and the ability to rapidly deploy new features and updates.
