Introducing the DZone Guide to Cloud Development
Introducing the DZone Guide to Cloud Development
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We are happy to announce the release of the DZone Guide to Cloud Development 2015 Edition!
Cloud technologies are nothing new to the software development world—but increasingly, teams are discovering the value of cloud development environments. Our goal here at DZone is to help our community share their skills. You’ve asked for it, and we’re proud to introduce the DZone Guide to Cloud Development - 2015 Edition!
We've learned a lot since last year's Cloud Development guide. We hope to show how the cloud has changed over the last year, and forecast where it's going. The 2015 edition of the Guide to Cloud Development is our second second edition (the Guide to Continuous Delivery was our first), so we’re starting to see the inklings of some maybe-new trends in cloud adoption by software developers.
DZone's Guide to Cloud Development has the data, ideas, and solutions you need to optimize your cloud platforms and environments. The guide includes:
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A directory of the best solutions for PaaS, iPaaS, IaaS, and MBaaS.
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Articles from topic experts and industry luminaries.
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Security questions to ask your cloud provider.
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A visual classification of cloud service providers by layer and use.
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Analysis of patterns and usage based on research collected from 600+ IT professionals.
The guide also features these in-depth articles from industry experts:
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Developing Software For the Cloud: The Dharma Principles by Daniel Bryant
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7 Rules For Hybrid Cloud Architectures by JP Morgenthal
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Why Run Your Microservices on a PaaS by Chris Haddad
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Forecasting the Next Year in Cloud by Bernard Golden
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Questions to Ask about Security in the Cloud by John Wetherill
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