Application development isn’t easy. Neither is the choice to select architecture – a programming language – a database – a security solution. All this requires careful planning to ensure safety and overall user experience. Is there a need to migrate your on-premises application to the cloud or opt for a cloud-native approach like SaaS, PaaS, or IaaS?
Migrating an application into the cloud expands the scope of the application stack. It brings more database options, integration with server-less, and other services. But it is pertinent to ensure your actual requirements, reasonable expectations around time – effort – cost while implementing a cloud-native approach. Consider database needs and select one service provider that matches your application architecture from Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS), Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB, and Google Cloud Spanner. Let’s understand more about why they are preferable:
It is quite a task to convert an entire app on a cloud-based service module properly.
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