12-factor application principles and How to build by-them

Table of Contents

Codebase
Dependencies
Config
Backing services
Build, release, run
Processes
Port binding
Concurrency
Disposability
Dev/prod parity
Logs
Admin processes

These 12 principles are the core of application which are designed to as a service, or as it’s known for in short SaaS.

Kubeexperience Chapter 2 - this was my take on the 12-factor application principles back in 2020

today I’m gotin to the 15-factor application principles, which are based on the 12-factor application principles in addition to some cloud native principles, not just SaaS …

2023 take on the 12-factor application principles

To be continued …

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