Enterprise Cloud Native Deployment: A Comprehensive Guide to Hybrid Environment Management
Summary
This article provides a comprehensive guide to enterprise cloud native deployment, explaining the methodology of building and running applications that leverage cloud computing advantages. It covers how applications are created, deployed, and managed across hybrid environments, citing data from the Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Index showing that enterprises run containerized applications across managed service providers (57%), public cloud (53%), and on-premises (52%). The guide aims to help organizations reduce Kubernetes complexity, unify operations, and modernize application delivery.
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Key quotes
· 3 pulledCloud native is a methodology for building and running applications that exploit the advantages of the cloud computing delivery model.
At its core, cloud native is about how applications are created, deployed, and managed—not where they reside.
57% using a managed service provider and 53% using the public cloud. 52% run them on-premises
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