Stories Tag: orchestration

The theory of Kubernetes in one go | by Vmtechhub | Oct, 2021 | Medium

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Containerization of an application is not the end of story. For any serious application, it’s the beginning of a new world of orchestration. We need to think about many things, such as: It’s not as easy as it seems, even for a simple use case. So, what can we do about this? That’s where an orchestrator comes into the picture. What is Kubernetes? The official…

Stateful Database Containers in Kubernetes | by Alex Karshin | Sep, 2021 | Medium

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In our company we have an 8GB database, on which we are running a myriad of machine learning scripts. Before we deploy the scripts, we obviously need to test them, therefore a simple database with standard fixtures is not even nearly enough. Hence, we allow the developers to download the database (anonymized, not production state, of course) to their local machines to test the new…

Learn the Fundamentals of Kubernetes for Software Developers. | by Lynn Kwong | CodeX | Sep, 2021 | Medium

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Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration system that automates the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Kubernetes is commonly referred to as k8s for simplicity since there are 8 characters between k and s. Kubernetes is widely used in the modern software development practice and is available in all major cloud providers such as Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Amazon Web Service (AWS).

K3s vs K3d. K3s and k3d are lightweight Kubernetes… | by Aymen El Amri | Sep, 2021 | FAUN

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This article was originally published on The Chief I/O: K3s vs K3d Working with Kubernetes in a local environment is not so easy. It requires several operational efforts to check code functionality, build and tag docker images and create and deploy configurations. For developers and operation engineers, however, like to run Kubernetes locally allows them to test their Kubernetes applications and assess their performance before…

OpenShift vs AKS. While both OpenShift and AKS offer a… | by Aymen El Amri | Sep, 2021 | FAUN

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This article was originally published on The Chief I/O: OpenShift vs AKS Building Kubernetes directly from its source code and setting it up requires a lot of operational effort, knowledge of the technology, and substantial infrastructure capacity. This is why teams who seek to adopt the complex technology choose to deploy it through Kubernetes distributions and managed platforms. Metonymic to the distributions we have in…

Container Orchestration and Different Orchestration Tools | by Sankar Paramasivan | Aug, 2021 | Medium

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Software applications are typically made up of containerized components which are called microservices. Container orchestration is all about organizing and managing the lifecycle of containers in any environments. Container orchestration is used to control and automate many tasks related to applications. Container orchestration tools like Kubernetes or Docker Swarm (widely using tools), contains a configuration file related to the application. It could be in YAML…

How To Bring Up The Kubernetes Dashboard? K8s-Part: 5 | by Kapendra Singh | Jul, 2021 | Medium

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Originally published at https://kapendra.com Kubernetes is very handy with the command line but kubernetes also have a dashboard which provides a good UI and helps in managing Kubernetes task like creating service, new deployments etc. Kubernetes dashboard helps to go through all the deployments and other useful information just in few clicks. Kubernetes dashboard is deployed as a container inside pods in the cluster. The…

Journey to Container Orchestration! | by Sakthi Saravanan | Jun, 2021 | Medium

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To begin with, we should ask ourselves; what is Cloud? The answer is uncomplicated, “that’s someone else’s computer” that is to say, we buy/rent compute resources instead of spending money on a whole lot of physical infrastructure which could easily get outdated. Now we have learned the simple definition of the Cloud. Next is how Clouds are classified with respect to deployments. Cloud Deployments has…

What is an orchestrator ?. I constantly find an analogy helps with… | by Kamlesh Prajapati | Jun, 2021 |...

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I constantly find an analogy helps with this. Consider an orchestra. It’s a group of individual musicians that play different musical instruments. Each musician and instrument can be different and have a different role to play when the music starts. There are violins, harmonium, drums, flutes, and many more . Each one is different and has a different role in the orchestra. each one is…

Kubernetes fondamentals. Kubernetes is an open source tool for… | by Serigne DIAW | Jun, 2021 | Medium

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Kubernetes is an open source tool for orchestrating containers. It packages isolated microservices into loosely-coupled containers that can be deployed and scaled anywhere. While traditional, monolithic architectures can be difficult to adapt, containers make it possible for applications to become more scalable, portable, and resilient (i.e. cloud native). Google created Kubernetes as an offshoot of its internal Borg project. It was open sourced in 2015…