A minimal and sleek daily developer productivity tracker.
Consumption-based pricing model: Pay only for the resources you use, allowing for cost efficiency and scalability, better cost prediction, and reduced upfront investment.

Virtualization: Creating virtual versions of resources like servers or storage to maximize hardware use.
Example: Running several virtual servers on one physical machine.
Hypervisor: Software that enables virtualization by running and managing virtual machines.
Example: VMware ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V.
API (Application Programming Interface): A set of rules for software to communicate and interact.
Example: Using REST APIs to automate cloud resource management.
Regions: Physical locations around the world where cloud providers host data centers.
Example: Azure “East US” or “West Europe”.
Availability Zones: Separate, isolated locations within a region for higher redundancy and reliability.
Example: Deploying resources across zones to ensure uptime if one fails.
Scalability: The ability to grow or shrink resources to meet demand.
Example: Adding servers during peak usage.
Elasticity: Automatically adjusting resources based on real-time demand.
Example: Auto-scaling web servers up or down as traffic changes.
High Availability: Designing systems to minimize downtime and ensure continuous service.
Example: Using redundant servers and load balancers.
Disaster Recovery: Plans and tools to restore data and services after failures or disasters.
Example: Backing up data to another region for quick recovery.
Agility: Rapidly adapting to changes and deploying new solutions.
Example: Rolling out new app features in hours instead of weeks.