Services
Cloud
computing
Cloud computing is not just remote servers. It is also a vast array of microservices and access to technologies, an assured means of compliance and accreditation, a means of unlimited scalability and an unrivaled method of global distribution.
The cloud allows us to deconstruct traditional monolithic software and reimagine it as a lightweight orchestrator of cloud services.
Each of these services are easily integrated, totally scalable and perfectly reliable.
Servers and networks
The cloud offers a myriad of server types and sizes, load balancers to distribute traffic, firewalls and security, virtual networks with gateways for the internet or existing networks.
Micro services
The list of micro-services is continually growing; authentication, communication, media handling, AI, ML, ETL, storage, content delivery, voice recognition, event handling, message queues are just a few.
Technologies
Cloud providers also offer many other technology services such as blockchain, robotics, call centres, Internet of Things, satellite communications, metaverse and much more.
The benefits
Scale
Cloud microservice architectures make applications easier to scale and faster to develop, enabling innovation and accelerating the time-to-market for new features.
Agility
Cloud microservices enable small, independent teams that are able to take full product ownership while acting within a well understood context - greatly enhancing how we respond, and deliver to your needs.
Security
Cloud providers operate a shared responsibility model where the provider takes all responsibility and obtains accreditation for the security, resilience and compliance of each service and the user has responsibility only for the configuration.
Reusable Code
By enabling architectures that aren’t necessarily project specific, microservices lend themselves to better productivity through reusability. The rapid creation of independent services through repository cloning means we can quickly deliver to multiple projects, each configured to their own specific project requirements.
Resilience
Service independence increases an application’s resistance to failure. In a monolithic architecture, if a single component fails, it may cause the entire application to fail. With microservices, applications handle total service failure by degrading functionality and not crashing the entire application.