HashiCorp announced that its enterprise‑edition software cannot be used, deployed, or installed in mainland China, affecting products like Terraform, Consul, and Vagrant, while open‑source versions remain unrestricted, prompting Chinese developers to consider alternatives such as Nacos.
The article examines the historical shift from mainframes to x86, highlights the emerging limitations of x86 in the era of mobile and cloud computing, and presents Huawei's ARM‑based Kunpeng platform with its performance advantages, ecosystem support, and step‑by‑step tools for migrating Java, Python, C/C++ and Go applications from x86 to ARM.
This article explains the concept of bare metal services in cloud computing, details the deployment and runtime phases of 360Stack bare metal servers using OpenStack Ironic, and compares flat, VLAN, and VXLAN network modes with accompanying architecture diagrams and configuration steps.
OceanBase achieved a new TPC‑C world record of 707 million tpmC using 1,557 cloud servers, demonstrating near‑linear horizontal scalability, significant single‑node performance gains, efficient parallel query processing, and a markedly lower cost per transaction compared with traditional high‑end hardware solutions.
The article examines how smart community initiatives, driven by AI, big data and cloud technologies, can overcome regional imbalances and information silos to create integrated, efficient, and resident‑friendly services that form a one‑hour lifestyle ecosystem.
Tencent’s rapid‑deployment project creates a volunteer‑hosted, low‑cost atmospheric monitoring network using LoRa, NB‑IoT and Wi‑Fi, with edge‑agnostic data collection, cloud‑based device normalization, and business processing modules that manage devices, analyze PM2.5 sensor data, and visualize real‑time air quality across five community sites.
This article explains the background, challenges, and architectural design of Tencent Cloud Task (TCT), a distributed scheduling platform that offers precise real‑time task execution, modular microservice architecture, stateless scaling, rich trigger rules, comprehensive monitoring, and advanced workflow orchestration for large‑scale cloud environments.
This article explains the fundamentals of multi‑tenant technology, compares three data‑isolation approaches—independent databases, shared databases with separate schemas, and fully shared schemas—highlights their advantages and drawbacks, and outlines key considerations for selecting the most suitable isolation model in SaaS environments.
This article explains the concept of bare metal services in cloud computing, details OpenStack Ironic's role, walks through the provisioning and running phases, and compares flat, VLAN, and VXLAN network modes for deploying bare metal servers.
Learn how to create an Alipay mini‑program, link it to Alibaba Cloud Serverless, configure keys, deploy backend functions and a cloud database, and share the finished app with friends—all explained step‑by‑step with screenshots.
This article explains the three main cloud service models—Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS)—using a shared‑kitchen analogy to illustrate their differences, capabilities, and typical examples.
This article explains the fundamentals of Serverless, compares FaaS and BaaS, outlines its advantages and drawbacks, showcases typical use cases, and details Didi's terminal team's real‑world implementation using KNative on Kubernetes.
During the CCSA TC1 WG5’s first 2020 meeting, officials approved the DevOps security and risk management maturity model, introduced 36 new cloud‑computing standards covering performance testing, platform security, industry‑specific solutions, and set the agenda for further standardization efforts across cloud services.
This article traces the history of virtualization from its origins on mainframes through the rise of x86 solutions like VMware, Xen, and KVM, explains full and para virtualization concepts, compares their advantages and drawbacks, and reviews major vendors such as VMware, KVM, and Hyper‑V.
This article explains how Tencent Cloud’s Serverless Cloud Function (SCF) leverages Cloud Disk Snapshot technology to achieve the concurrent creation of 6000 virtual machines within a minute, detailing the snapshot‑based creation method, system architecture, performance challenges, and the engineering solutions that dramatically improve latency and bandwidth usage.
This article explains Service Function Chaining (SFC), its role in SDN, the architecture defined by RFC 7665 and RFC 8300, and how OpenStack’s networking‑sfc project implements SFC through concepts such as port pairs, port pair groups, port chains, service graphs, and various forwarding modes.
This article chronicles Tencent's database team overcoming three major challenges—supporting WeChat red packets, stabilizing Honor of Kings gameplay, and ensuring Tencent Video streaming—by developing CKV, CDB, TcaplusDB, and DBBrain technologies that balance performance, cost, and reliability.
This article explains how cloud computing, big data, and artificial intelligence are tightly linked, tracing the evolution from physical servers to virtualization, describing the flexibility of IaaS, the automation of PaaS, the services of SaaS, and showing how containers and big‑data pipelines enable modern AI workloads.
This article provides a comprehensive, hands‑on tutorial for installing and configuring Ceph as the backend storage for OpenStack, covering network planning, host setup, password‑less SSH, repository configuration, ceph‑deploy commands, pool creation, and integration with Glance, Cinder, and Nova services.
This article uses Taobao as a case study to illustrate the step‑by‑step evolution of server‑side architecture from a single‑machine setup to a cloud‑native, highly available system capable of handling tens of millions of concurrent requests, highlighting the technologies and design principles involved at each stage.
Tencent Cloud is hosting a three‑month online technical salon, featuring dozens of senior database experts who will nightly dissect the architecture, implementation and best practices of domestic databases such as TDSQL, TBase and CynosDB/CDB, with April’s TBase sessions open for reservation via QR code and offering live‑stream giveaways.
Edge‑cloud collaboration amplifies the value of edge and cloud computing by integrating distributed resources, data processing, AI inference, and network slicing across diverse scenarios such as industrial IoT, smart homes, and MEC, enabling low‑latency, high‑bandwidth services, optimized resource management, and new business models.
This article explains the origins and market growth of data lakes, compares them with traditional data warehouses, showcases major implementations like Amazon Galaxy and Club Factory, and provides practical guidance on choosing open‑source or commercial cloud solutions to construct a data lake efficiently while minimizing risk.
The article examines the historical shift from mainframes to x86, highlights the emerging need for ARM-based solutions like Huawei's Kunpeng processors, and provides detailed migration strategies, tools, and best‑practice steps for moving C/C++ and other workloads from x86 to ARM architectures.
The article analyzes the pandemic‑driven surge in online education, outlines the challenges faced by traditional offline institutions, compares live, small‑class, dual‑teacher, recorded and AI‑interactive formats, evaluates SaaS tool options, and details how cloud services—especially Tencent Cloud—can be leveraged to build scalable, cost‑effective teaching platforms.
The Chaos Say Cloud Classroom, co‑developed by Didi Cloud and Chaos Say, is a technical exchange platform that connects front‑end, back‑end and full‑stack developers, initially for Didi’s internal teams but now open to external developers to foster need‑driven, technology‑focused collaboration and shared insights.
This article explains how Nginx implements load balancing, covering algorithms like round-robin and IP hash, and provides a practical setup guide using Node.js and Nginx.
This article provides a comprehensive overview of SaaS architecture, covering its definition, motivations, advantages, limitations, suitable domains, and the essential core components required to design and implement a secure, scalable, and multi‑tenant cloud‑based software service.
The article reviews the rapid rise of Serverless as the next evolution of cloud computing, citing Gartner forecasts, real‑world case studies, best‑practice recommendations, and perspectives from global experts on its benefits, challenges, and future impact on development and operations.
This article details a comprehensive, day‑long migration of a WeChat mini‑program's backend—including Kubernetes, RDS, Redis, NAS, CDN and SNAT services—from an Alibaba Cloud A account in Hangzhou to a B account in Beijing, emphasizing pre‑planning, resource optimization, DTS‑based data sync, and zero‑downtime cut‑over.
This step‑by‑step guide shows how to install OpenStack client tools, modify and run the init‑runonce script, list required resources, create a virtual machine, log in, and assign a floating IP, providing all commands and screenshots needed for a successful deployment.
The article explains serverless computing—distinguishing it from pure FaaS, outlining its layered architecture, core principles of the Serverless Framework, and step‑by‑step deployment using the CLI—showing how developers can quickly turn ideas into scalable products while abstracting infrastructure management.
Alibaba migrated all core e‑commerce systems to the cloud for Double 11, using a phased, cloud‑native approach to overcome legacy challenges, while deploying AI that handled 140 billion operations to personalize the shopping experience, and now plans to integrate 5G, AR and further AI‑driven retail innovations.
The COVID‑19 pandemic exposed critical supply‑chain and production bottlenecks in Chinese manufacturing, prompting a rapid shift toward digital transformation powered by AI, 5G, cloud computing and big‑data platforms, with industry leaders outlining strategies, challenges, and the emerging role of industrial‑internet solutions.
This article explains what a Content Delivery Network (CDN) is, how caching works at both the browser and edge‑node levels, the step‑by‑step request flow, common drawbacks, caching strategies, and how developers can refresh CDN caches to keep content up‑to‑date.
This article walks through creating a Go‑based multi‑cloud management platform by leveraging each cloud provider's open APIs, demonstrating how to use curl and Go HTTP requests to query Tencent Cloud's DescribeRegions endpoint, generate the required signature, and integrate the results into a unified dashboard, reducing operational overhead across diverse cloud environments.
This article explains the anti‑fragility concept, illustrates how cloud‑based systems become increasingly vulnerable to unexpected events, and offers practical strategies—including risk reduction, choice diversification, proactive experimentation, and biologically inspired resilience—to transform operations and turn shocks into opportunities.
This article explains how virtualization, especially the open‑source hypervisors KVM and XEN, underpins cloud computing, outlines cloud service and deployment models, compares full and para‑virtualization, and evaluates the strengths and adoption of each technology in today’s major cloud providers.
This article examines how to select and configure disk solutions—single‑disk, multi‑directory, RAID, and LVM—for Apache Kafka deployments, comparing performance, cost, scalability, and reliability to help operators build stable, high‑throughput messaging infrastructures.
During the pandemic, Tencent Cloud University launched a free online course on automated maintenance, teaching automation concepts, tools, and the BlueKing platform, while instructor Li Xiaohui—an expert in OpenStack, Docker, Kubernetes, and Ceph—shared his infrastructure experience and offered participants chances to earn free A‑level certification exam slots through live Q&A sessions.
The article questions the demise of traditional cloud models, examines the shift toward browser‑centric workflows, compares Chromebook and desktop capabilities, and highlights edge computing and hybrid solutions as emerging architectures that could reshape how we use personal and enterprise computing resources.
Tencent Cloud Video’s platform, now powering WeChat, Tencent Meeting and Education, tackles pandemic‑driven traffic spikes with multi‑regional data centers, 1,300+ CDN nodes, sub‑300 ms latency, AI‑driven smart encoding, support for AV1/AVS2 codecs and SRT transport, while expanding fast‑live, cloud editing and AI content analysis for future immersive, AI‑generated experiences.
Within a week, the 'Fight Epidemic' quiz mini‑game grew 60‑fold in users, leveraging Tencent Cloud’s MGOBE matchmaking engine, CloudBase serverless backend, and AME music service to deliver real‑time multiplayer, data storage, and licensed audio, illustrating rapid, scalable game development during a health crisis.
This article explains the differences between IAAS, PAAS, and SAAS by comparing them to various ways of obtaining pizza, then maps the analogy back to cloud computing layers, describing each service model and its typical providers.
Jia Yangqing’s talk from the Alibaba CIO Academy explains what artificial intelligence is, its applications, the challenges of perception and decision making, the evolution of deep‑learning models, the need for massive compute power, and how enterprises can strategically adopt AI and big‑data technologies to drive innovation.
The article analyzes the recent Weimob data‑deletion incident, explaining why recovery is complex, comparing on‑premise, hybrid, and full‑cloud database architectures, and outlining the technical steps and obstacles involved in restoring massive lost data.
This article explains why data security is vital for businesses, outlines common technical, process and human threats, and provides actionable cloud‑based measures—including backup strategies, snapshot usage, permission management, data classification, and encryption—to protect enterprise data throughout its lifecycle.
By unifying algorithm development, engineering, and a serverless gateway, the platform creates a stateless, automated pipeline that lets Python‑based services be deployed instantly, supports rapid low‑traffic iteration, scales with high‑performance runtimes, and ensures quality through automated testing, accelerating business evolution from startup to mature stages.
Yazan’s SaaS platform maintains 99.99% uptime through robust IaaS infrastructure, dedicated DBA and network teams, while defending against DDoS attacks and data breaches with ISO‑27001 and CSA C*STAR‑aligned security controls, employing multi‑cloud real‑time and cold backups and offering compensation for outage‑related business impacts.
This article recounts a four‑month journey of moving Alibaba's high‑traffic "Wow Video" shopping service from a traditional Java backend to a Node.js Serverless/FaaS platform, detailing the business background, development model, pain points, migration steps, challenges, and the lessons learned for front‑end engineers seeking capability upgrades.
This article clarifies the key differences between cloud servers and virtualized private servers (VPS), outlines the distinct advantages of each—such as cost savings, scalability, and operational flexibility—and helps businesses decide which solution best fits their technical needs and financial constraints.
This article provides a clear, beginner‑friendly overview of cloud computing, tracing its evolution from standalone PCs to massive data centers, explaining IaaS/PaaS/SaaS layers, virtualization, hypervisors, OpenStack, Docker containers, and Kubernetes orchestration, and highlighting how major providers deliver these services.
During the COVID‑19 outbreak, Ruijie network engineers rapidly deployed cloud office terminals and integrated hospital information systems across multiple Hubei hospitals, overcoming severe travel restrictions, equipment shortages, and protective challenges to ensure critical medical services continued without interruption.
The talk reviews OpenJDK’s evolution, contrasts Oracle JDK, introduces Tencent’s Kona JDK as a free, long‑term, production‑hardened fork optimized for massive micro‑service and big‑data workloads, and discusses emerging Java‑on‑Java, value‑type, Project Panama/Loom, and SIMD Vector API trends shaping JVM performance.
The article explains how the shift from relying on ever‑faster hardware to adopting distributed architectures and cloud‑computing concepts reshapes system design, detailing core components, differences between clusters and distributed systems, and practical examples for developers seeking deeper technical insight.
This article presents a detailed case study of how UCloud resolved hash polarization and elephant‑flow overload in physical cloud gateway clusters by deploying a multi‑tunnel traffic‑splitting strategy, expanding gateway capacity, implementing lossless isolation‑zone migration, and enhancing automation and high‑availability mechanisms, enabling the clusters to handle hundreds of gigabits of traffic during peak events.
The guide explains Tencent Cloud CDN’s dual‑stack IPv6 architecture and walks users through adding an accelerated domain, enabling IPv6, configuring the origin server, creating the required CNAME record, and verifying both back‑to‑origin and public IPv6 access using command‑line tests, while noting the feature’s trial status.
In a fiercely competitive internet era, technical professionals must continuously learn across fields such as information security, Python, cloud computing, big data, AI, software testing, IoT, and internet marketing to become the highly sought‑after talent that companies urgently need.
Alibaba's DAMO Academy outlines ten disruptive technology trends for 2020—including AI’s shift to cognitive intelligence, compute‑storage integration, industrial‑Internet hyper‑convergence, massive machine collaboration, modular chip design, mass‑scale blockchain, quantum computing breakthroughs, new semiconductor materials, privacy‑preserving AI, and cloud‑centric innovation—offering a comprehensive outlook on the next wave of digital transformation.
The 2020 DAMO Academy report outlines ten transformative technology trends—including the shift from perceptual to cognitive AI, compute‑storage integration, industrial‑internet hyper‑convergence, large‑scale multi‑agent collaboration, modular chip design, mass‑market blockchain, quantum‑computing breakthroughs, new semiconductor materials, privacy‑preserving AI, and cloud as the core of IT innovation—highlighting their potential impact on the next decade of tech development.
This article explains the origins of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), outlines the responsibilities of SRE teams, and details Alibaba Cloud’s ECS SRE practices—including capacity planning, performance optimization, full‑stack stability governance, automated release pipelines, on‑call processes, and the core principles and mindset that guide modern SRE work.
This article recounts the author’s journey from front‑end development at Alibaba to building a serverless, cloud‑native platform that makes cloud services instantly usable, highlighting challenges, solutions like API Explorer, OneConsole, and the vision of “cloud computing open‑box” for developers.
This article explains how micro‑frontend architecture tackles the maintainability challenges of monolithic front‑ends, outlines its three core business values, details ten technical problems it must solve, and shows the essential infrastructure, configuration, and observability components needed for cloud‑era web development.
The 2019 dbaplus Newsletter compiles a detailed overview of major RDBMS, NoSQL, NewSQL, big‑data, Chinese and cloud database releases, highlighting key features, performance improvements, security enhancements, and future road‑maps for each product.
This article forecasts the 2020 software development landscape, highlighting the rise of cloud adoption, Kubernetes, micro‑services, Python, Java, emerging languages like Rust and Kotlin, JavaScript frameworks, API standards, SQL dominance, big‑data engines Spark and Flink, and the growing impact of WebAssembly.
The article explains how modern software development has shifted from relying solely on hardware performance to embracing distributed architectures, clarifies the differences between clusters and distributed systems, outlines the components of a full‑featured distributed environment, and illustrates these concepts with practical examples and diagrams.
The 2019 analysis details how major Chinese internet firms—Tencent, Xiaomi, Baidu, JD, Meituan, and Alibaba—restructured their technical committees and leadership to shift from a saturated user‑growth model to a technology‑driven growth strategy, emphasizing open‑source, cloud integration, AI, and R&D management.
During Double‑11 2022, Perfect Diary built a micro‑service e‑commerce platform in four months, confronting distributed transactions, database overload, cache pressure, and traffic spikes, and then applied cloud‑native optimizations, rate‑limiting, and pressure testing to achieve record‑breaking sales performance.
The article outlines five major 2020 software testing trends—including the surge of AI/ML, digital transformation, cloud and IoT adoption, the shift from performance testing to performance engineering, and the growing importance of big‑data testing—highlighting their impact on quality assurance practices.
The Serverless Technology Salon in Shanghai on December 28, 2023 will showcase how serverless architecture combined with 5G, the Serverless Framework, SSR and frontend tools can accelerate development, reduce costs, and include hands‑on tutorials, expert talks, and exclusive giveaways for participants.
This article provides a detailed overview of cloud computing, covering its origins from early virtualization concepts, the evolution of the term in 2006, fundamental characteristics, key enabling technologies such as virtualization, distributed systems, SDN/NFV, cloud‑native stacks, security, AI and big‑data integration, as well as its diverse applications, major market players, and future growth prospects.
Tencent’s 2019 infrastructure breakthrough revealed a million‑plus servers, 100 Tbps network bandwidth, modular data centers, self‑developed hardware and software innovations that together slashed total cost of ownership by 30%, boosted efficiency, and pushed cloud elasticity to new heights.
Zhang Shijun, senior technical manager at iQiyi, explains how his team built a scalable recommendation middleware platform that unifies diverse business needs, improves code maintainability and performance, cuts development time by 30%, and now powers over a dozen services while balancing technical rigor with business agility.
The article describes how Xiaoyi implemented a Flutter‑plus‑Serverless three‑end integration architecture that unifies Android, iOS, and FaaS layers with a shared Dart runtime, delivering about 30% development efficiency gains, better business‑IT alignment, and faster iteration while noting debugging and cost challenges.
This guide walks you through configuring an IPv6 VPC, assigning addresses to cloud servers, deploying Nginx, creating an IPv6 Cloud Load Balancer with listeners, adding AAAA and A DNS records, and testing the setup on Tencent Cloud’s supported regions.
An in‑depth look at cloud computing explains its PC‑like architecture, the IaaS/PaaS/SaaS stack, operational hurdles, market segmentation, and practical insights from industry examples such as Alibaba’s e‑commerce cloud, PaaS offerings, SDN, and private‑cloud considerations.
AWS CTO Werner Vogels explained at re:Invent how the Nitro system offloads networking, storage and management to custom hardware, delivering near‑bare‑metal performance, stronger isolation, and a modular architecture that also powers containers, serverless workloads, and next‑generation EC2 instances.
The article analyzes how enterprises are shifting to cloud platforms, the resulting idle data centers, market forecasts for public and private cloud growth, and proposes modernization strategies—including continuous technology updates, workflow optimization, fault simulation, hybrid deployment, and virtualization—to meet the increasing demand for efficient, scalable infrastructure over the next few years.
The article traces China’s IPv6 evolution from the 1999 RIPE NCC allocation through low adoption rates, the 2017 national action plan, and the 2019 IPv4 exhaustion, while detailing Tencent Cloud’s four‑phase, dual‑stack migration—spanning over 50 products and 150 million users—driven by innovative SDN, DDoS defense, and automated address management technologies.
This article explains how the Tmall Genie CC/CCL smart speaker uses AI‑driven interest prediction, edge‑cloud collaboration, and automatic video editing to capture, select, and compile engaging pet VLog clips, addressing common photography pain points while preserving user privacy.
The article outlines Taobao's backend architecture evolution—from a single Tomcat‑MySQL server through caching, load‑balancing, database sharding, MPP, DNS‑based multi‑datacenter routing, NoSQL/search integration, microservices, ESB, containerization, and finally cloud‑native deployment—while summarizing the associated technologies and design principles.
The article explains what business architecture is, its evolution from monolithic to micro‑service and platform models, shares 58.com’s real‑world experience, discusses common difficulties, and offers practical guidance for architects on modeling, technology selection, and aligning with cloud and middle‑platform strategies.
This report analyzes why white‑label servers are gaining market share, examines their rapid growth driven by cloud computing, compares their business boundaries and competitive advantages with traditional brand servers, and discusses future trends such as heterogeneous and software‑defined computing.
An analysis of Indeed's 2014‑2019 job‑posting data reveals that SQL, Java, and Python lead the demand rankings, while AWS, Azure, Docker, and machine‑learning skills show explosive growth, and traditional technologies like Oracle and .NET are rapidly declining.
At the Cloud+ Community Developer Conference, Tencent’s Liao Long highlighted how 5G’s high bandwidth and low latency are driving CDN edge‑computing innovations—such as live‑edge transcoding, smart‑retail analytics, voice‑assistant processing, MEC‑based low‑latency services, and dynamic burst‑resource systems—to meet the surge in mobile users and bandwidth‑intensive applications.
JD.com's 2019 JDDiscovery conference revealed a comprehensive, cloud‑native technology landscape that spans AI, big data, IoT, and blockchain, detailing how the company has transformed its integrated retail, logistics, and finance systems into modular, open‑service solutions for external partners.
With over 60% of employees using smartphones for work and the enterprise mobile app market projected to reach $259.5 billion by 2022, this article outlines key trends—from wearables and real‑time data sharing to AR/VR, cloud, cross‑platform tools, blockchain, AI/ML, IoT, and faster development cycles—that businesses must consider.
Tencent’s 2020 frontend forecast builds on 2019’s TypeScript‑driven framework maturity, booming mini‑programs, and cross‑platform shifts toward Flutter and SwiftUI, while predicting cloud‑based serverless architectures, 5G‑enabled SSR and WebAssembly, and continued performance‑focused innovations across mini‑programs and cross‑platform development.
At the Shenzhen Elastic Community meetup, Alibaba search expert Ouyang Chucai detailed how Alibaba Cloud Elasticsearch tackles stability challenges through multi‑AZ deployment, high‑IOPS storage, offline indexing and health diagnostics, and shared high‑concurrency design guidelines such as SSD usage, JVM limits, node sizing, capacity planning, and future ecosystem expansion.
During Alibaba’s 2019 Double 11, 49 technical teams leveraged cloud‑native systems to hit 10 billion yuan in GMV within 96 seconds and total sales of 268.4 billion yuan, using a sub‑second live‑streaming engine, AI‑driven product recognition, a cloud‑edge push platform that doubled click‑through rates, and an adaptive throttling controller that expanded QPS capacity twentyfold while tripling success rates.
From a GitLab director’s resignation over alleged hiring bans to Microsoft securing a $10 billion Department of Defense cloud contract, plus releases of Spring Boot 2.1.10, IntelliJ IDEA 2019.3 beta, Gradle 6.0, an Apple macOS Mail encryption flaw, and China leading blockchain patent filings, this roundup covers the week’s key tech developments.
The article summarizes the 2019 CAICT white paper on cloud‑edge collaboration, outlines nine key application scenarios—from next‑gen CDN to smart healthcare—and highlights the early‑stage challenges, standards needs, and strategic recommendations for integrating cloud and edge computing.
The article explains how cloud computing’s centralized model faces latency and bandwidth limits, introduces edge and mobile edge computing as complementary solutions, outlines their technical benefits, and examines their critical role in autonomous driving and upcoming 5G ecosystems.
This article uses Taobao’s backend as a case study to illustrate how server architecture evolves through ten stages—from a single‑machine setup handling hundreds of requests to a distributed, containerized, cloud‑native system supporting tens of millions of concurrent users—detailing the technologies and design principles at each step.
Microsoft’s VS Online brings a full‑featured, cloud‑powered development environment to the browser, supporting Git, any language, extensions, and Azure resources, enabling developers to work on multiple projects without slowing their local machines.
This article explains the four main cloud deployment models—public cloud, private cloud, hybrid cloud, and community cloud—detailing their definitions, advantages, typical use cases, and how organizations can choose the most suitable model based on their needs.
This guide explains CloudEndure’s features and walks through a step‑by‑step example of configuring AWS cross‑region disaster recovery, covering initial project setup, data replication, test and recovery mode switching, and the failback process, while highlighting networking and security considerations.
The Beijing Cloud+ Developer Conference gathered experts from Tencent, Tongcheng‑Yilong and Beike Jinfu to examine 5G’s technical challenges, emerging application scenarios, reactive programming solutions, and edge‑cloud strategies, offering practical insights for developers and product teams navigating the new network era.
This article examines the evolution of network architectures from traditional tree‑topology back‑ends to peer‑to‑peer designs, explores pure and hybrid P2P models, and provides practical guidance for deploying and managing multi‑cloud P2P networks using Kubernetes, Flannel, DNS and platform‑based automation.
This article explains the Serverless architecture, its advantages for front‑end developers, showcases Tencent Education’s Serverless design, discusses its use in educational services, and highlights current challenges such as cold‑start latency and state management, while offering insights from industry experts.
