Unlock Your Cloud‑Native Journey with Tencent’s 30k‑Word Roadmap

Why a Cloud‑Native Reference?

Everyone talks about cloud‑native, but enterprises and developers often wonder how to actually adopt it and whether a practical reference exists. To answer this question, Tencent Cloud launched a publicly available cloud‑native roadmap guide.

About the Guide

The guide contains over 30,000 Chinese characters, compiled from the collective effort of all Tencent Cloud native teams. It documents the entire process from planning to implementation, adjustments, and finalization, ensuring readers gain a thorough understanding of the emerging cloud‑native domain.

Structure

The guide is divided into four major sections:

Tencent Cloud Native Positioning

Enterprise Deployment Roadmap

Best‑Practice Cloud‑Native Solutions

Core Cloud‑Native Products Overview

In the best‑practice section, Tencent Cloud first presents a three‑dimensional view covering containers, micro‑services, Serverless, cloud development, DevOps, big data, databases, and cloud security, helping users quickly identify and deploy suitable cloud‑native services.

Cloud‑Native System Model

The guide introduces five cloud‑native system categories:

Development Cloud‑Native

Computing Cloud‑Native

Architecture Cloud‑Native

Data Cloud‑Native

Security Cloud‑Native

Each category can operate independently or form linked workflows during enterprise cloud‑native transformation.

Why Enterprises Need Cloud‑Native

According to management theorist Charles Handy, sustainable growth requires a "second curve" that begins before the first curve peaks. In today’s market, technology innovation drives this second curve, making cloud‑native the key engine for business transformation.

Enterprises face three pressures: rapidly changing customer demands, intense industry competition, and the high cost of learning and trial‑and‑error with new cloud‑native technologies. A solid reference helps them iterate solutions and architectures efficiently.

Case Studies

Zuoyebang migrated critical workloads to Tencent Cloud Container Service (TKE), achieving a 43% cost reduction, 10% response‑time improvement, and a stability increase from 99.95% to 99.995%.

Southern Power Grid completed a 45‑day cloud‑native rollout for its headquarters and nine subsidiaries, enabling unified service platforms with an average response time of 0.52 seconds and supporting over 376 critical systems.

Health Code Service handled 260 billion accesses for more than 1 billion users during the pandemic, demonstrating Tencent Cloud Elasticsearch’s high‑concurrency, elastic scaling, and security capabilities.

How to Get the Guide

Send the keyword "云原生" to the official Tencent Cloud public account, and the guide will be delivered instantly.

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