you can easily expose your API in the cloud
surlac surlacovich wrote:What it means? "your API" is a set of my web-services with specified URLs, right? If I deploy it in a cloud, then it means that my services will be propagated to a set of servers which can be accessed by unified URL. Is it right understanding?
The redirect and load balancing part are not essentially because its a cloud service
surlac surlacovich wrote:
Just please clarify for me, do you mean that load balancing and redirecting are under the hood of a cloud but it's not seen by ordinary client, am I correct? Cloud term is pretty vague. So if I want to build my cloud, I put one load balancer and specify multiple servers to provide payload, is this what they mean by "cloud"?
surlac surlacovich wrote: So if I want to build my cloud, I put one load balancer and specify multiple servers to provide payload, is this what they mean by "cloud"?
Jayesh A Lalwani wrote:Right now , it seems like you are in the "cloud" if you have a HTTP server. Or you have a standalone app that stores data on a server, then you are in the "cloud". Bah!
Please correct my English.
Manuel Petermann wrote:In my opinion you need some kind of load-balancing/ sharding to be a cloud.
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