Computer science with focus on cloud-native engineer (HF)  (Horgen):
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Cloud-native training provides practical knowledge about modern software development in the cloud. The focus is on technologies and methods that are designed for scalability, flexibility and automation. These include, among others:

• Containerization: Application packages are provided in containers, typically with Docker. This allows software solutions to run consistently and independently of the platform.
• Microservices architectures: Instead of monolithic applications, we learn how to build systems from individual, independent services.
• Continuous Integration & Continuous Deployment (CI/CD): Automation in software development ensures faster development cycles and more stable releases.
• DevOps principles: Close cooperation between development and operations is specifically promoted - processes become more efficient and workflows more transparent.
• Kubernetes & orchestration: Kubernetes is one of the central tools in the cloud-native world and enables the management of container clusters.
• Cloud infrastructures & scalability: The course teaches how modern applications are designed in such a way that they can grow or shrink dynamically - depending on requirements.
• Security in cloud environments: Security topics such as access control, monitoring and compliance are not neglected either.

This cloud-native training course is aimed at anyone who wants to develop or operate modern IT solutions - whether in start-ups, SMEs or large companies. It offers sound know-how for dealing with cloud technologies, which is in demand in many areas today.

Please note: The exact content and requirements for cloud-native training can vary from school to school. If you would like specific information, you can contact the desired educational institution directly.

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Cloud Ready describes systems that are prepared for migration to the cloud without necessarily running there natively. In contrast, cloud native applications were developed specifically for cloud environments. The combination Cloud Ready Cloud Native indicates that systems are both prepared and fully customized. This enables maximum flexibility and scalability.

Cloud native describes an approach in which software is designed from the outset for operation in the cloud. The aim is to make applications as flexible, scalable and fail-safe as possible. The cloud native definition includes in particular the use of containers, microservices and automated processes. These principles ensure a high level of adaptability to dynamic IT environments.

At its core is an architecture based on containerization, service meshes and orchestration. This form of technology enables companies to provide applications efficiently and react quickly to changes. Cloud native technology uses concepts such as infrastructure as code and continuous delivery. Companies benefit from greater reliability and faster development cycles.

Companies benefit from agility, efficiency and cost savings when they rely on native cloud concepts. By using modular software architectures, changes can be implemented quickly. The native cloud definition helps to adapt IT structures to modern requirements. This is particularly important in dynamic markets with a high pace of innovation.