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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

VMworld 2019 Announcements: Project Pacific

August 28, 2019 by Gina Rosenthal Leave a Comment

VMworld 2019 Announcements: Project Pacific

VMworld 2019 kicked off with a bang this week in San Francisco, California. The first day’s keynotes were packed with announcements, but the one that really excited me was Project Pacific. Project Pacific Project Pacific (in Tech Preview) is the re-architecting of vSphere, evolving it into a native Kubernetes platform. It will help vAdmins (and […]

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Filed Under: Containers, Gina Rosenthal, VMWare Tagged With: kubernetes, project pacific, vmworld, vphere

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

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

Use Any Storage with Docker Containers for your Enterprise

June 20, 2016 by Theresa Miller 1 Comment

Use Any Storage with Docker Containers for your Enterprise

As enterprises continue to become interested in Docker; the types of features we have access to and the available third party integrations become more and more important. You may have previously seen this topic covered on 24×7 IT Connection by Melissa Palmer. In this post she explains what Docker is and why we care. More […]

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Filed Under: Containers, Linux, Open Source, Storage, Theresa Miller Tagged With: Docker, kubernetes, Linux, open source, storage, StorageOS, Virtualization

Kubernetes and the Tectonic Shift

August 13, 2015 by Melissa Palmer Leave a Comment

Kubernetes and the Tectonic Shift

One of the things tiny linux distributions lend themselves so well to are container technologies. We’ve talked about Docker here before on 24×7 IT Connection, so let’s take a look at another platform that works along with Docker, Kubernetes. What is Kubernetes? Kubernetes is a project by Google, which seeks to provide open source container […]

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Filed Under: Linux, Melissa Palmer, Platforms, Virtualization Tagged With: CoreOS, Docker, kubernetes, Linux, techtonic

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