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Global Computer Container Technology Market Technology Services 2019-2024 – Oracle Solaris, Apache Mesos, Docker, AWS, Kubernetes, Google Container Engine

Source:- machtribune.com “Computer Container Technology Market” Report Provides Complete Coverage on Industry Situations, Growth, And Demands, Industry Drivers, Restraints, Business Strategies Utilized. Additionally, Competitive Analysis By Computer Container Technology Market Players, Opportunities, Future Roadmap, And Major Vendor Profiles Has Been Presented In The Report. A newly published market study by MRInsights.biz, titled Global Computer Container Technology Market, is built up with a step by step analysis from expert research. The report provides accurate estimation, improvement criteria’s, action plans, and root ways. It has covered emerging market trends,

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SQL Server takes a turn towards Kubernetes and big data

Source:- www.techrepublic.com SQL Server 2019 big data clusters bring relational and unstructured data together in a world where you don’t have to curate data before using it. Originally, the SQL database service on Azure and the SQL Server product were based on different code. Some years back, Microsoft unified the code base so that applications would be compatible between them. What the SQL team realised was that rather than just wanting to move their database applications to the cloud, customers

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5 Ways to Streamline Kubernetes Alerting

Source:-it.toolbox.com The vast majority – more than 80 percent – of companies using containers now also use container orchestration software, and 32.5 percent of those companies are using Kubernetes (K8s). The growing adoption of K8s is only hindered by the fact that not everyone knows how to use it. A recent survey found that around 50 percent of users believe that they’re not skilled enough to use K8s – and that the platform is too complex for them to grasp. In order to finish

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Docker is in deep trouble

Source:-zdnet.comIn a leaked internal memo, Docker CEO reveals the troubled company is looking for more money. Docker, the technology, is the poster child for containers. But it appears Docker, the business, is in trouble. In a leaked memo, Docker CEO Rob Bearden praised workers — despite the “uncertainty [which] brings with it significant challenges” and “persevering in spite of the lack of clarity we’ve had these past few weeks.”  Lack of clarity about what? Sources close to the company say it’s simple:

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What is Google Cloud Anthos’ Promise for Hybrid & Multi-Cloud Environments?

Source:-business2community.com Earlier this year at the Google Cloud Next event, Google announced the launch of its new managed service offering for multi-cloud environments, Google Cloud Anthos. The benefits of public cloud, like cost savings and higher levels of productivity, are often presented as an “all or nothing” choice to enterprises. However, with this offering, Google is acknowledging that multi-cloud environments are the reality as organizations see the value of expanding their cloud platform portfolios. Anthos is Google’s answer to the challenges enterprises

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IBM Taps Red Hat for Additional Kubernetes Expertise

Source:-containerjournal.com IBM is leveraging the Kubernetes expertise of its Red Hat subsidiary to make it easier to deploy its blockchain platform anywhere and manage instances of the open source Apache CouchDB running on Kubernetes clusters. The IBM Blockchain platform is based on the open source Hyperledger Fabric platform being developed under the auspices of the Linux Foundation. Its deployment on Red Hat OpenShift, which is based on a distribution of Kubernetes, not only advances portability but also makes it possible to containerize smart

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Kubernetes 101: What Every Member of Your Development Team Needs to Know

Source:-Kubernetes enables all team members to be more involved in the entire development process, automates vital tasks, and helps you make the best use of resources. Software development teams — from managers and engineers to administration and ops — need to understand Kubernetes. Priyanka Sharma, GitLab Director of Technical Evangelism, says, “Kick the tires. See what’s been done in the past and how Kubernetes changes that today. It impacts business in such a fundamental way, and it will help you do your

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Eclipse Che 7 Strengthens Link Between Java and Kubernetes

Source:-adtmag.com Oracle wrapped up its annual OpenWorld and Code One events in San Francisco on Friday, ending a week filled with of Java- and Cloud-focused announcements from Big O and the 350+ vendors exhibiting at this literally traffic-stopping user conference. The big news for Java developers at this year’s show was the release of the Java Standard Edition 13 Platform (Java SE 13) and its open-source reference implementation, the Java Development Kit 13 (JDK 13). Another big Java-related announcement came from the

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Announcing Konvoy – Enterprise Grade Kubernetes

Source:-infoworld.comAs organizations turn more and more to the cloud native universe for innovative open-source technologies, most organizations will widely adopt Kubernetes for their container orchestration and application needs. The use of Kubernetes delivers great promise in the automation of deployment tasks, scaling of application resources and the operation of containers across a wide expanse of cloud and on-premises resources. Most importantly it can deliver distributed computing power that has traditionally been out of reach of most mainstream organizations. Organizations looking to leverage

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Kubernetes Kills Containership’s Cruise

Source:-sdxcentral.com The rise of Kubernetes as the de facto container orchestration platform has been a boon to organizations looking to take advantage of a microservices-based ecosystem but has proven to be a challenge for many vendors. The extreme of that challenge played out late last week as Containership announced it will be docking its boat for good on Oct. 31. Containership Founder and CTO Norman Joyner explained in a blog post that the company was unable to adequately monetize its operations in light of Kubernetes’

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What is Kubernetes? Definition

Source:-sdxcentral.com Kubernetes is an open-source platform for container management and orchestration. Containers are self-contained software packages that allow programmers to package part or all of an application into a single object. Containers make it easier to employ continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI)/CD) and move applications between environments. Kubernetes helps engineers and administrators monitor, manage, and orchestrate these discrete packages within the larger environment. With Kubernetes, responding to failures, managing application configurations, and updating applications can all be automated. Originally built by engineers

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Kubernetes – Explained Like You’re Five

Source:- Kubernetes – by definition is a container orchestration tool. That’s really all there is to it, so let’s break it down! Before that however I’m going to give a Docker quick overview, mainly because it’s a related topic and will be beneficial for those who wanted to get into Kubernetes but never really learnt docker. As a disclaimer, this post is written as a reply to the question by Hassan Sani. It is also not the most comprehensive explanation,

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7 Free Learning Resources For Kubernetes

Source:-analyticsindiamag.comKubernetes, the open-sourced container management system developed by tech giant Google has gained popularity by the developers in recent years. It has been used by a number of organisations and has a large community which provides support behind the system. In this article, we list down 7 free resources which will help you learn Kubernetes. 1| Architecting with Google Kubernetes Engine SpecialisationArchitecting with Google Kubernetes Engine Specialisation course is offered by Google Cloud in Coursera. In this course, you will learn how

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How Insurance Companies Can Prepare For Open Enrollment 2019 With Kubernetes

Source:-forbes.com Open enrollment marks the longest, most grueling three months for anyone working in the health care insurance industry. During this peak period, consumers are searching for the gold-star plan that provides the best coverage at an affordable cost. This makes competition spike among the plethora of health insurance companies in the United States, whether independent insurers managing small regions or as part of the Health Insurance Marketplace offering coverage in all 50 states, such as Humana and Cigna Health.

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Kubernetes, Containers and HPC

Source:-hpcwire.com Software containers and Kubernetes are important tools for building, deploying, running and managing modern enterprise applications at scale and delivering enterprise software faster and more reliably to the end user — while using resources more efficiently and reducing costs. Recently, high performance computing (HPC) is moving closer to the enterprise and can therefore benefit from an HPC container and Kubernetes ecosystem, with new requirements to quickly allocate and deallocate computational resources to HPC workloads. Compute capacity, be it for

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How To Autoscale Your Workloads on DigitalOcean Kubernetes

Source:-digitalocean.com When working with an application built on Kubernetes, developers will often need to schedule additional pods to handle times of peak traffic or increased load processing. By default, scheduling these additional pods is a manual step; the developer must change the number of desired replicas in the deployment object to account for the increased traffic, then change it back when the additional pods are no longer needed. This dependency on manual intervention can be less than ideal in many scenarios. For example, your workload could hit

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What is Google up to with Anthos? More toys dropped for Kubernetes-style hybrid cloud

Source:-theregister.co.ukService Mesh and Cloud Run put existing features in a pretty wrapper Google talked up new features for Anthos, its take on hybrid cloud, at an event in New York earlier this week. Anthos Service Mesh is for connecting and securing applications and Cloud Run for Anthos deploys containerized applications. But what is Anthos – and is this not what we already have, in the form of the Istio and Knative projects? The answer is that Anthos is not really

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10 Questions To Assess Your Container and Kubernetes Security

Source:-containerjournal.com Kubernetes adoption has exploded, especially in production environments, and is considered by most as the de facto container orchestrator. As the container and Kubernetes market continues to mature, security of the cloud-native stack is becoming ever more important. The Cloud Native Computing Foundation recently published its results of a months-long security audit, along with recommendations for both cluster administrators and developers. There are many security considerations to be aware of when using Kubernetes—are your images, deployments, nodes and clusters properly locked down? Below are 10 questions

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Kubernetes’ next step could be to try orchestrating everything else

Source:-techrepublic.com Getting a Kubernetes cluster up and running isn’t as difficult as you might think. Kubernetes has become the darling of the enterprise world. Why? Because if you need the ability to quickly scale a deployment of containers, you cannot beat the power and flexibility of this tool. Data Center Must-Reads Quantum computing: Seven truths you need to know How to select a data backup system Data recovery do’s and don’ts for IT teams Server virtualization best practices and tips

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9 Best Kubernetes Alternatives For DevOps Engineers

Source: analyticsindiamag.com Kubernetes is a popular open-source container orchestration platform for automating application deployment, scaling, and management across clusters of hosts. For a few years now, this platform has become an industry standard for deploying containers.  In this article, we list down 9 best alternatives of Kubernetes.  1| AWS Fargate AWS Fargate is a compute engine that one can use with Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) to run containers without having to manage servers or clusters of Amazon EC2 instances. Fargate

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