Cloud Foundations: Building a Stateless Application

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01 - Introduction

01 - Stateless applications Migrating applications to the cloud.mp4

00:37

02 - 1. Stateless vs. Stateful

01 - Stateless and stateful applications comparison.mp4

04:05

02 - Stateful app example.mp4

03:31

03 - How do stateful applications fit into a stateless world.mp4

05:19

04 - Architectural differences.mp4

04:14

05 - Cloud service provider basics.mp4

03:07

03 - 2. Why Stateless Applications Matter

01 - Why do stateless applications matter.mp4

05:04

02 - How stateless applications work.mp4

03:33

03 - Microservices and container management.mp4

03:31

04 - 3. Best Practices for Stateless Applications

01 - Best practices for stateless applications.mp4

02:56

02 - Stateless application tools.mp4

03:12

03 - Scaling and performance benefits of stateless applications.mp4

01:45

04 - Scaling and performance benefits of stateful applications.mp4

01:43

05 - 4. How to Develop a Stateless Application

01 - Developing new stateless applications.mp4

02:04

02 - Develop stateless applications using microservices.mp4

04:22

03 - Containerized microservices applications.mp4

04:12

04 - Apply REST API topology.mp4

03:57

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:43

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If you’re getting ready to migrate your applications to the cloud, you’ll most likely want to build a stateless application before you start. Stateless applications are the primary choice of protocol for enterprises looking to digitally transform their infrastructures and applications. In this course, instructor Semirah Dolan shows you how to build a successful, high-performance stateless application that you can execute at scale as you migrate to the cloud.

Explore the difference between stateless and stateful applications to find out more about how stateless applications really work. Semirah guides you through an optimal build-out and execution, sharing tips and best practices for scaling and maximizing your overall performance along the way. Upon completing this course, you’ll be ready to develop your own stateless application using containerized microservices or REST APIs.

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