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## Context
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## Context
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We need a place to run our application for the registrar. Cloud.gov is a FIMSA Moderate Fedramped solution that supports our language and framework selections.
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We need a place to run our application for the registrar. Cloud.gov is a FISMA Moderate FedRAMP'd solution that supports our language and framework selections.
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## Decision
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## Decision
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## Consequences
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## Consequences
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Choosing cloud.gov for our solution means we are locked into its opinionated choices for our infrastructure. It forces us to run 12-factor applications. It doesn't support brokering for services we may need like email notifications.
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* Choosing Cloud.gov for our solution means we are assisted by its opinionated choices for our infrastructure. For example, it forces us to run 12-factor applications.
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* It doesn't support brokering for services we may need like email notifications.
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It also means the compliance lift is much lighter. We do not need to prove we are compliance for the majority of our infrastructure and our runtime enviornment.
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* The compliance lift is lighter. We can inherit Cloud.gov's controls for the majority of our infrastructure and our runtime enviornment.
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## Alternatives Considered
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## Alternatives Considered
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Run our application on in either CISA's Azure or AWS environment with a continerized deployment.
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Run our application on in either CISA's Azure or AWS environment with a containerized deployment.
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