Cloud-native deployment adapts to different cloud platforms through containerization, orchestration, and platform-agnostic design principles.
Containerization: Applications are packaged into containers (e.g., Docker), ensuring consistency across environments regardless of the underlying infrastructure. This allows seamless migration between platforms.
Orchestration: Tools like Kubernetes manage containerized workloads, abstracting away platform-specific details. Kubernetes can run on any cloud provider or on-premises, making deployments flexible.
Platform-Agnostic Design: Cloud-native apps follow microservices architecture, decoupling components to avoid vendor lock-in. APIs and standardized protocols ensure compatibility across platforms.
Example: A company deploys a microservices-based e-commerce app using Kubernetes. The same containerized services run on Tencent Cloud's TKE (Tencent Kubernetes Engine), another cloud provider's Kubernetes service, or even a hybrid setup without code changes.
Tencent Cloud Recommendation: Tencent Cloud TKE simplifies Kubernetes management, offering auto-scaling, load balancing, and integrated monitoring, ensuring smooth deployments across hybrid or multi-cloud environments.