Keynote: Cloud Native at AWS - Adrian Cockcroft, Amazon Web Services - YouTube
AWS re:Invent 2017: Cloud-Native App Protection: Web Application Security at Pearson (SID216) - YouTube
Cloud Native Applications on OpenShift/Azure – - YouTube
CNCF Webinar - Cloud Native Applications from Development to Production - YouTube
'Cloud Native': What It Means, Why It Matters - InformationWeek
"Cloud native" is not merely a buzzword; it's also enshrined in its own foundation
- the Cloud Native Computing Foundation
"At the heart of "cloud-native" lie Linux, Linux containers, and the concept of applications assembled as microservices in containers. Indeed, the Linux Foundation launched the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. But cloud-native means a lot more than implementing Linux clusters and running containers. It's a term that recognizes that getting software to work in the cloud requires a broad set of components that work together. It also requires an architecture that departs from traditional enterprise application design. The Cloud Native Computing Foundation is going to try to make it simpler to assemble these moving parts."
Developing Cloud Native Applications - Cloud Native Computing Foundation
Cloud-Native | Pivotal
Designing Cloud Native Applications - Deep dive - YouTube
How to create a cloud native app in less than 5 minutes - YouTube
what is a Cloud-Native application? - Software Engineering Stack Exchange
Using Microservices To Build Cloud Native Applications – Part 1
What real cloud-native apps will look like | TechCrunch
The Cloud-Native Architecture: One Stack, Many Options - The New Stack
course:
Advanced Cloud Native Go @ LinkedIn Learning (Linda)
lreimer (M.-Leander Reimer) @ GitHub
free course (2.5 h):
Developing Cloud-Native Apps w/ Microservices Architectures | Udemy
https://github.com/cncf/landscape
cncf/landscape: Static Cloud Native Landscapes and Interactive Landscape that filters and sorts hundreds of cloud native projects and products, and shows details including GitHub stars, funding or market cap, first and last commits, contributor counts, headquarters location, and recent tweets.
