definitions Flashcards

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<p>architecture automatically responds to changing demand up or down, out or in.</p>

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<p>scalability</p>

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<p>service that helps respond to changing demand</p>

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<p>Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling.</p>

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<p>a solution put together using different components and services that can operate and execute independently of one another, instead of being closely coupled to each of its connecting components to operate and function. Each component is effectively unaware of any other changes to other components due to the segregation of boundaries applied.Each service communicates with others using specific interfaces which remain constant throughout its development regardless of what configurations are made.</p>

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<p>decoupled architecture</p>

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<p>application with tightly coupled components. These components might include databases, servers, the user interface, business logic...</p>

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<p>monolithic applications</p>

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<p>loosely coupled application components</p>

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<p>microservices applications</p>

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<p>a standard way to package your application's code and dependencies into a single object. also for processes and workflows in which there are essential requirements for security, reliability, and scalability.</p>

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<p>containerized applications</p>

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<p>open-source software that enables you to deploy and manage containerized applications at scale.</p>

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<p>Kubernetes</p>

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<p>the on-demand delivery of IT resources over the internet with pay-as-you-go pricing</p>

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<p>cloud computing</p>

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<p>each Region is isolated from every other Region in the sense that absolutely no data goes in or out of your environment in that Region without you explicitly granting permission for that data to be moved</p>

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<p>Regional data sovereignty</p>

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<p>one or more discrete data centers with redundant power, networking, and connectivity</p>

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<p>availability zone or AZ</p>

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<p>redundant features of Availability Zones</p>

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<p>redundant power, networking, and connectivity</p>

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<p>how many availability zones covered by a region?</p>

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<p>multiple</p>

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<p>how many regions covered by an availability zone</p>

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<p>one</p>

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<p>each AWS Region consists of multiple isolated and physically separate \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ within a geographic Region.</p>

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<p>availability zones</p>

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<p>API</p>

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<p>application programming interface</p>

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