Cloud terms
Infinite scale on demand — if you architect it right
Cloud computing transforms infrastructure from a capital expense into an operational one — and from a constraint into a superpower, if you use it correctly. This category covers compute, storage, networking, serverless, managed services, cost optimisation, and the architectural patterns for building systems that scale globally and fail gracefully.
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Load Balancer Types — L4 vs L7
Layer-4 load balancers forward raw TCP/UDP packets based on IP and port; layer-7 load balancers terminate HTTP and route based on paths, headers and cookies — different trade-offs for different traffic.
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Cloud CDN
CloudFront, Fastly, Cloudflare — caching at edge PoPs worldwide reducing latency and origin load.
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Cloud Cost Optimisation
Systematically reducing cloud spend without reducing capability — right-sizing instances, using reserved/spot pricing, eliminating waste, and architecting for cost from the start.
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Cloud Message Queues
Managed queue services — AWS SQS, Google Pub/Sub — durable scalable queuing without managing RabbitMQ infrastructure.
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Cloud Monitoring Tools
CloudWatch (AWS), Cloud Monitoring (GCP), Azure Monitor — auto-collect infrastructure metrics but need explicit instrumentation for application metrics.
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Cloud VPC & Networking
Virtual Private Cloud — private subnets for databases/workers, public subnets for load balancers only, security groups as stateful firewalls.
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Cloud-Native Patterns PHP 5.0+
Stateless services, externalised config, health checks, graceful shutdown, and immutable infrastructure — the 12-Factor App extended for containers.
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Managed Databases
Cloud-hosted database services where the provider manages patching, backups, failover, and scaling — RDS (AWS), Cloud SQL (GCP), Azure Database — trading control for operational simplicity.
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Multi-Cloud vs Single-Cloud
Multi-cloud reduces vendor lock-in but doubles operational complexity — most lock-in comes from cloud-native services not the platform itself.
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PHP Deployment on Cloud Platforms PHP 5.0+
Deployment options for PHP on AWS, GCP, and Azure — EC2/VMs, containers (ECS, Cloud Run), serverless (Lambda via Bref), and PaaS (Elastic Beanstalk, App Engine).
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Automatically adding or removing compute instances based on load metrics — ensuring capacity matches demand without over-provisioning or under-provisioning.
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The core AWS services a PHP developer encounters — EC2, RDS, S3, SQS, ElastiCache, and IAM — and how they map to common application components.
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IaaS (infrastructure), PaaS (platform), SaaS (software), and FaaS (functions) — each level of abstraction trades control for convenience.
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Automating the deployment, scaling, networking, and health management of containers across a cluster of machines — Kubernetes is the dominant solution.
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Tools like Terraform, Pulumi, and AWS CDK that define cloud infrastructure in code — enabling version control, reproducibility, and automated provisioning.
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A flat-file storage system (S3, GCS, Azure Blob) where files are stored as objects with metadata and accessed via HTTP — infinitely scalable, separate from application servers.
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Event-triggered, stateless functions managed by a cloud provider — you deploy code, the provider handles servers, scaling, and availability.
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The division of security responsibilities between the cloud provider and the customer — the provider secures the infrastructure; the customer secures what runs on it.
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