Introduction Docker components are the fundamental building blocks of Docker, a platform for building, running, and managing containerized applications. These components work together to provide a consistent and efficient way to develop and deploy applications across different environments. The components in Docker are categorized into two groups: Basic Docker Components: Advanced Docker Components:
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Source: sdxcentral.com Oracle launched an observability and management platform that can conduct those deeds across virtually any infrastructure construct and tackle what has been an ongoing challenge for organizations in attempting to see what is exactly happening within their dispersed workloads. The new Cloud Observability and Management Platform is available through Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). It allows Read More
Source: enterpriseai.news Container tools and security fixes for Kubernetes cluster orchestrator continued to be rolled out as the microservices ecosystem evolves. With Kubernetes security concerns growing as deployments scale, container security partners NeuVector and Sonatype this week released centralized container defenses along with open source software security tools. The goal of the integration is providing Read More
Source: containerjournal.com A global survey of 1,502 software engineers, systems and technical architects, engineers and decision-makers conducted by O’Reilly, a publisher of IT training materials, finds nearly three-quarters of survey respondents (72%) have adopted microservices. More surprisingly, 92% of those respondents report being successful, although the report doesn’t specify what defines success. However, it’s widely perceived that Read More
Source: rtinsights.com Netflix, Amazon, and PayPal – these well-recognized global brands fundamentally changed the way we consume entertainment, shop, and manage finances, respectively. However, without major advancements shaping the database industry over the last 40 years, these brands – synonymous with their cloud-based applications – would not exist. To be specific, today’s instant, on-demand services Read More
Source: containerjournal.com McAfee announced today it has added a container security module to McAfee MVISION Cloud following its acquisition last August of NanoSec, a provider of a set of tools for segmenting network traffic between containers. John Dodds, director of product for McAfee, says McAfee MVISION Cloud for Containers combines the “nano segmentation” overlays created Read More
Source- computerweekly.com The history of computing is punctuated by a set of seismic shifts in enterprise IT architectures. Monolithic, highly integrated applications moved to integrated software stacks and N-tier architectures. Distributed computing has also gone through several incarnations. There have been multiple attempts at standardising inter-application communications, such as remote procedure calls on Unix, distributed object Read More
Source – jaxenter.com Over the past decade, web-scale companies have shown a dramatic commitment to containers. In 2006, Google paved the way for this technological innovation, as engineers Paul Manage and Rohit Seith defined and implemented software containers. Almost a decade on, the tech giant released Kubernetes – an open source version of the solution that Read More
Source – theserverside.com There’s not much new in the world of malicious hackers raiding online software. Most attacks follow the same basic approach, and software developers are leaving their applications open to being blindsided in the most benign and boring of ways. Developing applications with microservices and containers may be a modern approach to software design, Read More
Source – enterprisersproject.com You can operate microservices without containers. However, microservices and containers are a dynamic duo, the IT equivalent of milk and cookies. “Microservices – single-function services built by small teams, independent from other functions, and communicating only through public interfaces – simply make a great match for containers,” as Red Hat technology evangelist Gordon Haff recently noted. “Microservices plus containers represent a shift Read More
Source – techtarget.com exactly how many microservices it should include. The answer is important, because including too few or too many makes a huge difference in effectiveness and manageability. Read on to learn how to use containers and codebase analysis to decide. Why microservices? Microservices architectures have become popular over the past several years because they make Read More