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Cloud
The cloud is not a deployment target. It is a different operating model with different identity primitives, a different cost model, and a different definition of what “available” means. Articles tagged here focus on the platform-specific decisions — Azure managed services, identity federation, regional design, billing — that decide whether a workload behaves like a cloud system or like a lift-and-shift that happens to run in someone else’s data centre.

Cloud native
Cloud-native is the part of a system that survives a node restart, a region failover, and a container image swap without anyone logging into a server. The label gets attached to a lot of architectures that fail at least one of those tests. The articles here treat cloud-native less as a marketing category and more as a set of properties — declarative configuration, externalized state, replaceable instances, observable behavior — that a .NET workload either has or does not have.