Discover Cloud Application Development
Cloud-based software or a cloud-based application is an app that runs in the cloud and is interacted with by web browsers and APIs. It provides the functionality of a native application, and its servers are usually located in a remote data center operated by a third-party cloud services infrastructure provider.
There are numerous benefits of cloud application development. Firstly, apps can be updated, tested, and deployed quickly, accelerating your response to your business needs, which increases agility and flexibility. Secondly, cloud-based applications rely on application programming interfaces (APIs), which provide access to third-party data sources and storage services. As a result, cloud applications can be smaller and are developed faster.
To meet the expectations of our clients, we use the latest tools such as Discover powerful tools to drive revenue in the cloud, including, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, CircleCI, GitHub, Terraform, Bicep, Kubernetes Docker, and many more
These technologies enable us to maintain environment consistency and high predictability throughout the entire development and deployment process. As a result, we can spot all potential issues before they happen.
Scalable infrastructure
Our DevOps team makes sure that the infrastructure we use to develop apps is scalable and use cloud elasticity.
We use many external platforms, such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform to fulfil our clients’ needs, from cloud computing, API management, cloud services, storage and content delivery to database and DNS management.
Our team also includes certified professional architects.
Continuous integration and deployment
Every pull request automatically creates an isolated 'integration' environment with its own database.
This allows developers and QA engineers to instantly preview the delivered code before it is merged with one of the main branches.
Using this workflow simplifies and facilitates the testing and deployment processes.
IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)
IaaS offers services such as pay-as-you-go compute, storage, networking, and virtualization.
IaaS gives users cloud-based alternatives to on-premise infrastructure, so expensive and usually overgrown investments in on-site resources can be omitted.
On-premises often requires a significant investment in physical hardware, and then a need to engage external IT contractors to maintain the hardware and keep everything working and up-to-date.
With IaaS, you can buy what you need, as you need it, and purchase more as your business grows.
IaaS solutions are highly flexible and highly scalable, and you can replace it whenever you need without losing money on your initial investment.
PaaS (Platform as a Service)
PaaS provides hardware and software tools to develop applications.
PaaS users tend to be developers. This means developers don’t need to start from scratch when creating applications, saving them a lot of time (and money) on writing extensive code.
PaaS is a popular choice if you want to create unique applications without spending a fortune or taking on all the responsibility.
SaaS (Software as a Service)
SaaS simplifies things, you just put data and pay a monthly fee for a bundle. With SaaS, you don’t need to install and run software applications.Everything is available over the Internet
You can usually access the software from any device, anytime via the Internet.
Most subscriptions include maintenance, compliance, and security services, which can be time-consuming and costly when using on-premise software.
SaaS also offers out-of-the-box solutions that are simple to set up.
You could have the basic software up and running within a matter of hours – and you’ll have access to customer service and support along the way.
What are the differences between IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS?
- IaaS provides maximum flexibility when it comes to hosting custom-built apps, as well as providing a general data center.
- PaaS is most often built on top of an IaaS platform to reduce the need for system administration. It allows you to focus on app development instead of infrastructure management.
- SaaS offers ready-to-use, out-of-the-box solutions that meet a particular business need. Most modern SaaS platforms are built on IaaS or PaaS platforms.
Why hire Netguru for Cloud Applications Development?
Here at Netguru, our aim is to help you build cloud-based apps that are agile, scalable, fast, lightweight, and secure. Our cloud application development services also help clients develop software that’s quick to update and deploy. Overall, our clients save time and money by migrating to cloud computing and cloud-based apps.
We’ll help you choose the best framework for your business needs, whether that’s IaaS, PaaS, or SaaS, meaning your cloud apps suit your individual requirements. Furthermore, we use the latest tool and technologies, including Amazon Web Services, Bicep, GitHub, Microsoft Azure, Terraform, Google Cloud Platform, CircleCI, and Kubernetes Docker.