A terrific moment to be a cloud computing company right now! According to Statista, the market is predicted to grow to $101.3 billion by 2022. There is no better time than now to begin thinking about developing an app. Prior to investing your time and resources in architecture, you must first decide which one to use. On the other hand, developing a cloud-based application is not a straightforward task. You
DDoS attacks on the application and network layers both pose serious dangers. However, they are extremely dissimilar. What can we do to lessen the impact of these attacks and how do they differ? In a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, many legitimate or illegitimate requests are sent to your service at the same time, causing it to go down. It is the primary goal to overwhelm the target device and prevent
Serverless apps necessitate team members to re-learn about Cloud architecture. A serverless application model is described in this book, and we will examine the steps of front- and back-end development in the serverless application model as well as its advantages and drawbacks. We will also point out the best examples. What is serverless architecture? Developers do not have to worry about managing servers and computing resources in a serverless approach
Dimensional Modeling Dimensional Modeling is a data structure approach specifically designed for data warehouse storage. The goal of dimensional modeling is to speed up the retrieval of data in the database. Ralph Kimball came up with the idea of “fact” and “dimension” tables when he established Dimensional Modelling. To read, summarize, and analyze numerical data like values, balances, counts, weights, and so on that is stored in a data warehouse,
Continuous integration, continuous delivery, and continuous deployment (CI/CD) are the practices that make up the pipeline. The CI/CD pipeline is a mechanism for building, testing, and deploying code that is frequently used by DevOps teams. DevOps teams will see more frequent and dependable upgrades to their software and applications, as well as a more collaborative and agile workflow. What is CI/CD PIPELINE? It is an agile DevOps workflow that aims
Among IT projects, Agile and DevOps are gaining ground at a rate we’ve never seen before! The number of procedures and tools that allow for the creation of better software grows as a result of the growing interest in these topics. “Delivery” refers to the final phase of software development. There is a risk that the entire agile development approach could be ruined if the delivery is too slow. It
Design, analysis, and control of manufacturing processes through timely controlled measurements of essential quality and performance parameters are all part of process analytical technology. This helps ensure the quality of the end product (ICH Q8R2). This term has been around for a long time, yet it’s still relevant today because of how popular it is. Analytical Process Control Process control includes the methods used by industries, machines, and organisms to
Modern systems generate and use a great deal of data. There is a steady stream of network traffic, activity records, and events generated by both small and large companies. It takes a lot of work to keep track of all that data for security threats and assaults. Threat detection and threat hunting are used by Perch to take on the issue. What is Threat Hunting? While threat detection and threat
The majority of companies have now at least a vague understanding of how software has come to define their services across many industries. The feature set of this software, which is delivered via applications, must evolve quickly in order to stay up with changing user requirements. Iteration speed is quickly turning into a competitive requirement. Businesses that are unable to adapt quickly will fail. Modern apps are not driven by
It’s a similar story in the mobile app development industry. Choosing the proper architecture might be a difficult decision whenever you start a new project. In terms of architecture, there are two main approaches: conventional Monolithic and Microservices. Over two-thirds of clients use Microservices for new and current mobile apps, according to Red Hat’s research. According to Camuda, 63% of businesses are utilizing the latter. According to a poll of
