Citation:

Sadhana Paladugu, 2022. "The Impact of Design Patterns on Cloud-Native Application Development", ESP Journal of Engineering & Technology Advancements 2(2): 174-175.

Abstract:

Cloud-native application development has revolutionized the software industry by emphasizing scalability, flexibility, and resilience. Design patterns, proven solutions to recurring software design problems, have played a critical role in achieving these goals. This paper explores how design patterns impact cloud-native application development, focusing on their role in microservices architecture, containerization, and serverless computing. We discuss specific patterns, their implementation, and their influence on performance, scalability, and maintainability, supported by case studies and industry practices.

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Keywords:

Design Patterns, Cloud-Native Development, Microservices Architecture, Scalability, Resilience, Service Discovery, API Gateway, Event-Driven Architecture.