The architecture in the cloud is a relatively new discipline, which has its roots in software development. Modern architects in the cloud plan and design cloud environments, generally providing ongoing consulting for a cloud-based development or distribution project. A cloud architect must understand the concepts and moving parts involved in continuous integration and continuous delivery to the cloud, offering his experience in cloud infrastructure and construction and launch strategies to development teams.
But cloud architecture do much more than design IT systems or environments. They must also take possession of these systems or environments during their life cycle. Architects participate in the analysis of initial needs and see things until retirement and replacement much later.
From a commercial perspective, cloud architects are trying to figure out what kind of functionality is needed, what to do, what competitive advantages it can offer and how much it would cost to implement. From a technological point of view, cloud architects decide what systems might be necessary, with which suppliers to do business, how to integrate parts and parts of different suppliers and what API and standards to adopt. It's a great job
But cloud architecture do much more than design IT systems or environments. They must also take possession of these systems or environments during their life cycle. Architects participate in the analysis of initial needs and see things until retirement and replacement much later.
From a commercial perspective, cloud architects are trying to figure out what kind of functionality is needed, what to do, what competitive advantages it can offer and how much it would cost to implement. From a technological point of view, cloud architects decide what systems might be necessary, with which suppliers to do business, how to integrate parts and parts of different suppliers and what API and standards to adopt. It's a great job
