Building a Cloud-Native SaaS Product The Hard Way. By Arthur Berezin

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Kubernetes, Knative, serverless, cloud databases, authentication APIs, SMS APIs, payment APIs. Building a SaaS product is exciting, and we have so many tools that help build a cloud-native application, but this also introduces so many design choices we should consider.

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Hello!Arthur Berezin
Founder, CEO @ JovianX
⬡ SaaS?
⬡ Multi-Tenancy
⬡ Use of Cloud Services
⬡ Open-source SaaS

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Upgrade Delivery
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AlertsEmail
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⬡ Separation
⬡ Isolation
⬡ Density
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⬡ Compliance

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“- Is this my core?
- The only constant
in life is change (and taxes)

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