TinyChain Platform
  • What is TinyChain?
  • Guides
    • Getting Started
    • Python client introduction
    • Types and casting
    • Anatomy of an Op
    • Flow control: after, cond, while_loop
    • Closures and functional programming
    • Install a Library or Service
    • Code a compute graph
    • Debugging
    • Ask for help
  • Fundamentals
    • Install TinyChain
    • Technical Details
  • Advanced
    • Client-side Class Inheritance
  • Use Cases
    • For Engineers
    • For Data Scientists
    • For DevOps
    • For Product Owners & Executives
    • For End-Users
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  1. Use Cases

For DevOps

TinyChain eliminates the need to manage an ever-growing "stack" of platform software which sometimes requires mutually-incompatible dependencies. With a TinyChain application, you no longer need tools like Docker and Kubernetes to package and deploy your application backend, because its "stack" is simply the TinyChain host software. You can easily deploy your application to a different cloud provider, or on-premises for a client, simply by installing a Service.

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