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The term “cloud-native” refers to a set of technologies and design patterns that have become the standard for building large-scale cloud applications. In this editorial we describe basic properties of successful cloud applications including dynamic scalability, extreme fault tolerance, seamless upgradeability and maintenance and security. To make it possible to build applications that meet these requirements we describe the microservice architecture and serverless computing foundation that are central to cloud-native design.
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