Important Differences Between Cloud-Based, Cloud-Enabled, And Cloud-Native Apps

Written by eugenia-kuzmenko | Published 2021/04/04
Tech Story Tags: cloud-computing | cloud-infrastructure | cloud-native | cloud-based-apps | backend | aws | google-cloud-platform | software-development | web-monetization

TLDR Cloud-Based, Cloud-Enabled, And Cloud-Native Apps are three terms that mean completely different things. Cloud-native is an adjective and describes the operation or conceptual approach of applications that use various advantages of cloud computing and are based on micro-services. Cloud applications are software for end-users that can be accessed and used via the cloud. They are therefore location-independent and computer-independent, which is why they are particularly interesting for companies but are also increasingly becoming the standard in the private sector.via the TL;DR App
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Written by eugenia-kuzmenko | Content Marketing Director @ KitRUM
Published by HackerNoon on 2021/04/04
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