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Cloud Native Platform

Definition

A cloud native platform is an environment specifically designed to build, run, and manage applications using cloud computing principles. This platform utilizes technologies such as containers, microservices, and serverless functions, leveraging the scalability and resilience of cloud infrastructure. It provides a robust and flexible foundation for deploying and operating software, enabling rapid development and deployment cycles. For digital asset applications, it offers advantages in managing computational resources and data storage efficiently.