Let the cloud be like the cloud – cloud native ( CLOUD NATIVE )
Moving your current system to the cloud doesn’t mean you’ve made it cloud-native. It is no different from the existing infrastructure, just renting virtual machines and storage from cloud services.

If you are already using a virtualization system such as VMware, the environment will be almost similar. It would have changed to paying only for what you use.

The roles and processes performed by the existing development and operation teams are operated as they are. You may have adopted the cloud, but you are stuck with a manual process that relies on people. This time, let’s take a quick look at what real cloud and cloud native are, and what things get better when you introduce them.
What is Cloud Native?
Cloud-native are systems and services designed with the premise of using a cloud computing model.

With the emergence of systems designed to operate in the cloud from the beginning, the term “cloud native” is being used to distinguish them from existing systems.

However, new forms of application development are required to take advantage of all these benefits.

This is cloud-native development, an approach that builds and updates applications quickly while improving quality and lowering risk. Specifically, you can leverage this approach to build agile, scalable, and fault-tolerant applications anywhere in public, private, or hybrid cloud environments.

The key to being cloud-native is how applications are created and deployed, and that means deploying applications in the public cloud as opposed to on-premise data centers.

In other words, cloud-native application development is an accelerated way to build new applications, optimize existing ones, and connect all environments. The goal is to deliver the applications users want at the pace of changing business needs.
Cloud Native Statement defined by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)
Organizations using cloud-native technologies can create and run scalable applications in dynamic environments such as modern public, private, and hybrid clouds.
Containers, service meshes, microservices, immutable infrastructures, and declarative APIs are typical approaches.
This technology enables loosely coupled systems that are resilient, provide manageability, and have visibility.
When used with robust automation, engineers can make high-impact changes frequently and predictably with minimal effort.
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation promotes adoption of that paradigm by fostering and maintaining an ecosystem of vendor-neutral open source projects.
Our foundation popularizes state-of-the-art patterns to make these innovations accessible to everyone.