Cloud Native Twelve-Factor and Fifteen-Factor Applications

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Frank P Moley III

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01 - Introduction

01 - Leverage 15-factor methodologies.mp4

01:04

02 - What you need to know.mp4

00:26

02 - 1. The 12 Factors

01 - Factor 1 SCM and revision control.mp4

03:42

02 - Factor 2 Managing dependencies.mp4

03:46

03 - Factor 3 Application configuration.mp4

03:11

04 - Factor 4 Backing services.mp4

04:01

05 - Factor 5 CICD.mp4

03:35

06 - Factor 6 Running processes.mp4

03:51

07 - Factor 7 Port binding.mp4

03:09

08 - Factor 8 Scaling with processes.mp4

03:14

09 - Factor 9 Dispose of it all.mp4

03:41

10 - Factor 10 Environment uniformity.mp4

03:26

11 - Factor 11 Use your logs.mp4

02:57

12 - Factor 12 Administering.mp4

02:22

03 - 2. 15-Factor Additions

01 - Factor 13 API first.mp4

00:15

02 - Factor 14 Telemetry.mp4

04:12

03 - Factor 15 Authentication and authorization.mp4

04:00

04 - Conclusion

01 - Cloud-native methodology mindset.mp4

06:49

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The twelve-factor and fifteen-factor methodology helps you build more effective, software-as-a-service apps. It allows for automation, continuous deployment, easy onboarding, and portability between execution environments. By leveraging these methodologies, you can also achieve straightforward deployment on numerous cloud platforms in any language, as well as high scalability without needing to change your tooling, architecture, or team.

In this course, join instructor Frank Moley as he walks through the fifteen most important factors for software developers looking to build agile, scalable, and resilient web apps. Along the way, Frank explains exactly how each factor applies to cloud-native development, sharing key pointers, pro tips, and practical strategies for making a legacy application twelve- or fifteen-factor compatible.

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Frank P Moley III

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My objective is to be instrumental in the design and development of service based applications and platforms, including but not limited to microservices, cloud native architectures, and service based architectures. I want to drive the fundamental architecture of the company in a way conducive to industry standards with an eye on industry trends. I also want to develop architecture and development processes and help define process improvements. I am also very interested in developing and expanding Big Data type initiaves. Specialties: OOP GoLang Java Spring Core and Spring Integration Oracle SOA Suite ANSI SQL C++ C#

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