Cloud-native infrastructure leverages abstraction, scripted declarative APIs, and clear lifecycles to effectively run cloud-native systems. It combines tools like infrastructure as code, blue/green deployments, canary releases, continuous delivery, automated testing, auto-scaling, and circuit breakers. Continuous deployment delivers functionality quickly through automated deployments of any code that passes tests. Multi-cloud continuous deployment can be achieved with tools like Spinnaker, and blue/green and canary releases enable safe deployments in clouds like Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

1. Infrastructure + Ops
Cloud-Native: A Complete Walkthrough

2. “I believe in Cloud Native Systems”
Arturo Viveros (@gugalnikov)
https://sysco.no/

3. Infrastructure

4. “Infrastructure is all the underlying software and
hardware that supports a system”

5. “Cloud native infrastructure is a requirement to
effectively run cloud native systems”

7. Cloud Native Infrastructure
● Leverages abstraction
● Scripted Declarative
● API - driven
● Clear purpose and lifecycle
● Scalable and efficient

9. Cloud Native Infrastructure = combination of tools &
patterns supporting this approach
➔ Infrastructure as
Code
➔ Blue / green
deployment
➔ Canary release
➔ Continuous Delivery
➔ Automated Testing
➔ Auto-scaling
➔ Circuit-breaker
➔ Etc...

10. References
https://infrastructure-as-code.com/book/
https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/cloud-native-infrastructure/9781491984291/

11. Operations

14. CNCF Landscape - Continuous Integration & Delivery

15. Continuous Deployment
Continuous deployment is a software
engineering approach in which functionality
is delivered quickly and in short cycles
through automated deployments.
Any code commit that passes the
automated tests is a candidate for release.

16. Multi-Cloud CD with Spinnaker
Continuous Deployment - Cloud Native Patterns

17. Blue / Green Deployment & Canary release in OCI (OKE)

18. “With the right combination of tools &
patterns we can effectively develop and run
cloud native systems”