Description:

This repository provides a curated list of the best Cloud Native applications and tools, inspired by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation's (CNCF) landscape and the Awesome list. These tools and services are designed to streamline cloud-native application development, deployment, and management. It includes resources for provisioning, orchestration, runtime management, application development, observability, and more.

Features:

• Cloud Native Services: A comprehensive list of public and private cloud service providers.
• Provisioning Tools: Tools for setting up, managing, and scaling cloud resources.
• Runtime: Solutions for managing cloud-native applications during runtime.
• Orchestration & Management: Tools for automating application deployment and scaling.
• Application Definition & Development: Resources for defining, building, and deploying cloud-native applications.
• Serverless: Tools and services for running serverless applications.
• Observability & Analysis: Tools for monitoring, tracing, and logging cloud-native applications.
• DevOps Tools: Tools for automating the software development and deployment pipeline.

Requirements:

• Cloud Provider: Choose from public (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure) or private cloud providers.
• Container Orchestration: Tools such as Kubernetes or Docker Swarm for managing containers.
• CI/CD Pipeline: Set up continuous integration and continuous deployment tools like Jenkins, CircleCI, or GitLab CI.
• Monitoring Tools: Integrate with observability tools like Prometheus, Grafana, or Datadog for monitoring and logging.
• Programming Languages: Knowledge of relevant programming languages such as Go, Python, Node.js, or Java.
• Containerization: Familiarity with Docker for packaging applications into containers.

Instructions:

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• Install Dependencies: For most tools, installation instructions are provided directly within their documentation. Here are examples for some tools:

  • Docker:

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    sudo apt-get install docker.io

  • Kubernetes:

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    sudo apt-get install kubectl

• Set Up Cloud Providers: For example, to use AWS:

  • Set up AWS CLI and configure credentials:

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    aws configure

• Provision Cloud Resources: Choose a cloud provider and follow the appropriate steps for provisioning virtual resources. You can use Terraform or cloud provider CLI tools to set up the infrastructure.

• Run and Test: After provisioning cloud resources and deploying applications, test your cloud-native environment by running some example services or applications to ensure everything is working.