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In the past, constraints with network and storage capacity and performance dictated how organizations developed and deployed such applications and services. It was common for a development team to release the initial version of a new application, uncover constraints once the application launched in a production environment, and then re-code the application around those constraints. Today, rather than allow the infrastructure to determine application architectures, developers are taking an “apps-down” approach to meeting demanding time-to-market pressures. |
