Containers

This is my last post for 2019. Hoping everyone has a restful and happy Holiday Season. I am really looking forward to an exciting 2020 on the blog front around…

It is hard to believe that back in the day, every server was a bare-metal server. After all almost two decades of virtualization technology, bare metal servers are making a…

A multi-tenant architecture is key in reliably hosting applications and business services that will eventually produce value for the customer. Not designing a K8s infrastructure for multi-tenancy will lead to…

Forward-looking Enterprises already operate their IT in a hybrid/multi-cloud state of affairs, there is a need to manage multiple environments – some on-premises and some in the public cloud, with…

Managed Kubernetes takes the undifferentiated heavy lifting out of the way Running Kubernetes is still a lot of work, and requires deep domain expertise. More importantly, it takes time to…

By Vamsi Chemitiganti This is an excerpt from The Gorilla Guide to Kubernetes in the Enterprise, written by Joep Piscaer. Previous Chapters: Chapter 1: The Changing Development Landscape Chapter 2: Kubernetes Concepts…

By Vamsi Chemitiganti This is an excerpt from The Gorilla Guide to Kubernetes in the Enterprise, written by Joep Piscaer. Previous Chapters: Chapter 1: The Changing Development Landscape Chapter 2: Kubernetes Concepts and…

How to Spur Line of Business Adoption of Kubernetes The key to line of business developer adoption of containers will be to provide self-service for Kubernetes CaaS (Container as a…

Of all enterprise IT workloads, data-based infrastructure has been the hardest to deliver using a cloud-based deployment model. Data assets are typically the last to move over to a cloud…

Introduction Even before using Kubernetes for orchestration, the advantages to packaging Big Data applications and their dependent libraries using containers are manifold. A huge bugbear in advanced Big Data &…