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Containerized application design

October 29, 2019 by Gina Rosenthal 1 Comment

Containerized application design

In previous posts, we have discussed what a container is. But how do developers turn containers into a containerized application? Let’s discuss more today around containerized application design. Setting Expectations If you’re a developer or an SRE, the contents of this post may seem obvious to you. But to traditional operations folk, there are nuances […]

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Filed Under: ControlUp, Gina Rosenthal, Strategy Tagged With: api, applications, container architecture, container based applications, container design principles, containers, Docker, k8s, kubernetes

What are container management systems?

July 9, 2019 by Gina Rosenthal 1 Comment

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Let’s discuss container management systems. So far, we’ve explored the history of containers, and talked about what a container actually is from an ops perspective. In the last post, we discussed how devs use containers: to build applications. Let’s delve deeper into how they actually plan to do that. As a reminder, this blog series […]

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Filed Under: Containers, Gina Rosenthal, Strategy Tagged With: cloud foundry, container management systems, containers, Docker, GKE, kubernetes

Containers for IT Admins

June 20, 2019 by Gina Rosenthal Leave a Comment

Containers for IT Admins

We hear all the time about how much developers love containers – but are containers for IT admins too? In a previous post, we discussed the history structural differences between containers and VMs, but what do IT admins need to know about containers to support them properly? For this blog post, I’m going to assume […]

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Filed Under: Containers, Gina Rosenthal, Strategy Tagged With: containers, docker images, kubernetes, runtime

Cool New Windows 2019 Features

January 15, 2019 by Melissa Palmer Leave a Comment

Cool New Windows 2019 Features

After a rocky start in October due to a bad Windows Update that impacted the brand new Windows 2019 platform, Windows 2019 is available and being deployed. With every new Windows version comes a host of new features and functionality. Let’s take a look at some of the coolest new features in Windows 2019, broken […]

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Filed Under: Containers, Linux, Melissa Palmer, Platforms, Windows Tagged With: containers, security, Windows, Windows 2019, Windows Failover Cluster

Red Hat and CoreOS Add to the Container Stack

February 13, 2018 by Melissa Palmer Leave a Comment

Red Hat and CoreOS Add to the Container Stack

Fans of the open source ecosystem will undoubtedly recognize the names Red Hat and CoreOS. Red Hat has has long been the leader of open source in the enterprise with a huge following of many community projects including Fedora, Ansible, Ceph, and many others. CoreOS has just been added to the list of acquisitions with […]

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Filed Under: Containers, Linux, Melissa Palmer, Platforms Tagged With: containers, CoreOS, Linux, OpenSource, Red Hat

The Top Technology Predictions for 2018

January 4, 2018 by Theresa Miller Leave a Comment

2017 was a great year in IT bringing much change in the focus of how businesses are consuming IT. For example, cloud for many organization is no longer if, but when. We are also now looking at data analytics, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence in new ways that benefit the business; and not just in […]

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Filed Under: Cloud, Containers, Open Source, Solarwinds, Storage, Strategy, Theresa Miller, Turbonomic, Virtualization Tagged With: cloud, containers, Control Up, Frame, monitoring, nexan, Plutora, ransomware, remote apps, root cause analysis, Scale Computing, solarwinds, Tintri, Turbonomic, Zerto

The Top 10 Technology Predictions for 2017

December 22, 2016 by Theresa Miller 1 Comment

There are many new and evolving technology trends that have been what I will call “intriguing” to evaluate this year. I do feel that in the upcoming year many of the trends from last year will make a heavier footprint on the way we consume technology within business this upcoming year. Below you will find […]

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Filed Under: Cloud, Platforms, Strategy, Theresa Miller, Turbonomic Tagged With: 24x7itconnection, Atlantis Computing, BlueMedora, Caas, cloud, cloud strategy, containers, Conversational Geek, Creative Failover, Hybrid Cloud, IaaS, iLand, IoT, IOT Development, Nexsan, Office 365, Private Cloud, Public Cloud, saas, Turbonomic, Vmiss.net, Zerto

Getting Started with Docker Container Platform for Windows 2016

October 11, 2016 by Melissa Palmer 2 Comments

The container ship is sailing with everyone on board, including those who are running Windows 2016 in their data centers. Docker Container Platform for Windows Server 2016 officially introduces Docker to the Windows ecosystem. Docker continues to gain serious momentum among the container ecosystems, and Microsoft is making their direction well known as they prepare […]

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Filed Under: Containers, Melissa Palmer, Platforms, Windows Tagged With: azure, cloud, containers, Docker, hyper-v, Windows 2016

Happy 6th Birthday, OpenStack!

August 9, 2016 by Melissa Palmer 1 Comment

We’ve come a long way in six years. July 19th marked the official six year mark from the launch of the open source private cloud ecosystem. There were worldwide meet ups to celebrate the event and it is clear that this is part of the continued positive growth for the open cloud platform. Technical Committee Meeting […]

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Filed Under: Cloud, Melissa Palmer, Open Source Tagged With: ansible, cloud, containers, kubernetes, OpenStack, SDN, software defined network

Kubernetes 1.3 Released With New Enterprise Features

July 12, 2016 by Melissa Palmer 1 Comment

Kubernetes 1.3 Released With New Enterprise Features

It’s been a long journey for Kubernetes over the last year. We first talked about Kubernetes here on 24 x7 IT Connection in August of 2015. Back then, Kubernetes was just a year old, with its 1.0 release landing in June of 2015. Now, we’re up to Kubernetes 1.3, which was announced on July 6, […]

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Filed Under: Linux, Melissa Palmer, Platforms, Virtualization Tagged With: containers, CoreOS, Docker, Enterprise, Google, kubernetes, rkt

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