Category: Cloud Native

Cloud Native

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10 Kubernetes Mistakes And How To Overcome Them

Microservices, containers, and cloud-native services have experienced an upsurge because of Kubernetes’ success. K8S provides comprehensive assistance to develop and deploy large applications in chunks, scale out and scale in, observability of every deployed component and much more. It also makes the Kubernetes architecture heavily built and complex to manage…

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Cloud Native vs Cloud Agnostic: Key Differences

When deciding how to proceed with cloud adoption, enterprises often debate the best cloud development approach. But they found themselves stuck around budding buzzwords of cloud computing. Cloud is still an evolving industry where innovation is happening at a rapid pace that invites innovative terminology. Cloud-native and cloud-agnostic are among…

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Openshift Vs. Kubernetes: Major Differences Discussed

Red Hat has a pool of production-ready products for professionals in the Linux world. Among them, one such product includes OpenShift – a container management tool or Red Hat’s version of the Kubernetes-based orchestration platform. You may be wondering why we are talking about OpenShift when Kubernetes is already there…

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Why Migrate To Microservices & Kubernetes?

New startups and enterprises that had realized the direction of the technology long ago developed their applications for the cloud. Not all companies were so lucky, especially those running and operating businesses late over decades. However, they built their success decades ago on top of legacy technologies – monolithic applications…

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Benefits of Containerization

The Top Benefits Of Containerization

Containerization has become a major feature of cloud-native applications. It provides agility and speeds up the deployment of an application or enhanced application code at the pace of requirement changes. Container or containerization is an innate evolution of virtualization. Virtualization, which has been crucial in distributing multiple operating systems on…

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Successive Cloud Containerization

What Is Containerization?

Containerization refers to the packaging of software code and all of the necessary dependencies to run the code. It creates a single lightweight executable – called a container – that works on any infrastructure. A container is a form of operating system virtualization which is portable and resource-efficient to run…

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Application Modernization

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Serverless Computing: What Is It And Why It Matters To Enterprises?

Provisioning and managing the infrastructure of an application consumes the developer’s most productive hours and leaves no time for innovation. Serverless computing solves this problem. It has become a new form of architecture programmed for cloud platforms and is changing the way applications have been built, tested, deployed and consumed.…

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How To Develop A Cloud-Native Application?

Cloud-native is a concept of developing and running applications to take advantage of the distributed computing offered by several cloud delivery models. Cloud-native applications are designed and built to exploit the scale, elasticity, resiliency, and flexibility the cloud provides. Applications built on cloud-native platforms bring together business and IT closer…

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Kubernetes Deployment Strategies

An Introduction To Kubernetes Deployment Strategy

A deployment strategy or application testing strategy is a way to modify or upgrade an application. The effort aims to make the change in the application without downtime. The strategy is needed to perform deployment so that the user barely notices the improvements. With increasing microservices-based application development and cloud…

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service mesh

What Is A Service Mesh?

Cloud-native applications are often modeled as a set of distributed microservices running in containers. Increasingly, these containerized applications are based on Kubernetes, as it has become the de facto standard for container orchestration. One consequence is that most companies that use microservices architecture do not fully understand its implications until…

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Kubernetes

Istio In Kubernetes: Istio Service Mesh Explained

The growing world of the cloud-native ecosystem, the increasing number of open-source projects, and the foresight of companies to transform applications have multiplied demands manifolds for service mesh. Service mesh is used in cloud application development to connect, secure and monitor microservices. Cloud applications are built-in container-based microservices. Microservices are…

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