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You are a technical expert with many years of experience in the software industry. I need to give a speech on cloud native science to students who are about to be employed. Please start with what cloud native is, why you should use cloud native related technologies, and how to make good use of cloud native, three dimensions provided me with an outline

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Regarding your topic on cloud native science, here's an outline to help you get started:

I. Introduction

• Definition of cloud native: Cloud native refers to a modern approach to software development and deployment that leverages the cloud computing model.
• Explanation of the three dimensions of cloud native: technology, architecture, and culture.

II. Why Use Cloud Native Technologies

• Scalability and Elasticity: Cloud native technologies enable applications to scale horizontally and handle increased workloads.
• Cost Efficiency: By adopting cloud native technologies, organizations can optimize resource usage and reduce infrastructure costs.
• Agility and Time to Market: Cloud native enables faster development and deployment cycles, allowing organizations to respond to market demands quickly.
• Resilience and Fault Tolerance: Cloud native applications are built with resilience in mind, ensuring high uptime and fault-tolerant behaviors.

III. Making Good Use of Cloud Native

A. Technology Dimension

1. Microservices Architecture: Breaking applications into smaller, independent services allows for easier development, deployment, and scaling.
2. Containerization: Container technologies like Docker provide lightweight, isolated units for packaging and deploying applications.

3. Orchestration: Tools like Kubernetes help manage and automate the deployment, scaling, and monitoring of containers.

   B. Architecture Dimension

4. Design for Failure: Building applications that can handle failures gracefully, leveraging built-in redundancy and fault-tolerant patterns.
5. Immutable Infrastructure: Treating infrastructure as immutable components that can be easily replaced or replicated.

6. Auto Scaling and Self-Healing: Utilizing cloud provider features to automatically scale and recover from failures.

   C. Culture Dimension

7. DevOps Practices: Fostering collaboration between development and operations teams to achieve faster and more reliable software delivery.
8. Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD): Automating the software delivery process to reduce manual intervention and accelerate deployments.
9. Experimentation and Learning: Encouraging a culture of continuous improvement through experimentation, monitoring, and learning from failures.

IV. Conclusion

• Recap of the importance of cloud native technologies and their potential benefits.
• Highlighting the need for organizations to adapt and embrace cloud native principles to stay competitive in the modern software landscape.

Remember to expand on each section with specific examples and use cases relevant to your audience. Good luck with your speech!