One of the things that makes Kubernetes so powerful is that it can run virtually anywhere: On bare metal servers and virtual machines, on-premises or in the public cloud. (These… Read More

When private clouds first emerged more than a decade ago, there was essentially just one deployment model: a DIY deployment approach where companies set up private cloud services themselves on… Read More

Logging is an important part of the observability and operations requirements for any large-scale, distributed system. With Kubernetes being such a system, and with the growth of microservices applications, logging… Read More

Kubernetes has achieved an unprecedented adoption rate. The main reason is due to the fact that it substantially simplifies the deployment and management of microservices. Almost equally important is that… Read More

Kubernetes has a vast list of use cases in the cloud-native world. It can be utilized to deploy application containers in the cloud, schedule batch jobs, handle workloads and perform… Read More

A multi-cloud strategy is hard. Fortunately, Kubernetes makes it easier. In several respects, Kubernetes helps to solve or work around the most pressing pain points within a multi-cloud architecture. Let’s… Read More

If you’ve been investigating Kubernetes – or any container management system – you might have come across references to an image registry. In this article, we’re going to talk about… Read More

The growing adoption of microservices and distributed applications gave rise to the container revolution. Running on containers necessitated orchestration tooling, like Kubernetes. But managing the availability, performance, and deployment of… Read More

Cloud-native applications are often architected as a constellation of distributed microservices, which are running in Containers. Increasingly, these containerized applications are Kubernetes-based, as it has become the de-facto standard for… Read More