When you deploy microservices in containers, you can update individual microservices by pushing out a new container image, it gathers comprehensive topographic information about your container projects — images, image registries, and containers spun from the images. To say nothing of, you can have other containers mount existing volumes (effectively Read more…
Containerization allows the server to potentially host far more containers than it could virtual machines. And also, despite the popularity of containerization, there is still significant confusion and misunderstanding about how containers work and the difference between containers and virtual machines. For instance, outside the container, the same user has Read more…
A pod is an encapsulation of an application container (or, in some cases, multiple containers), storage resources, a unique network IP, and options that govern how the container(s) should run, at its core, kubernetes is a container orchestration system, so anything you run in Kubernetes should be baked in a Read more…
Docker is your organization that came up with a standard way to build out a container workload so that it could be moved around and still run in a predictable way in any container-ready environment, initialization of a Lambda function will either be a warm start—reusing an instance of a Read more…
When you reach that point, aws looks less attractive, except where your enterprise is so deeply invested in a variety of AWS services as to make a hybrid approach less appealing, therefore the adoption of containers should be part of your organization wide strategy instead of focusing on an individual Read more…