Docker containers have been on the frontline of application and software development and rapid deployment for a while. We have used it on Amazon Web Services for all sorts of Kubernetes environments. As a platform, Docker provides OS-level virtualization to deliver software in packages, which
In this article, we are going to be talking about the use of application development software. We will be comparing Kubernetes vs Docker. We shall break down the difference between Docker and what is known as Docker Swarm. Docker is one of the main software
With the recent pandemic and a global recession in our midst affecting all kinds of markets, businesses are looking for ways to save money and remain competitive. At Mobilise we have been asked by customers to find new innovative ways to save costs on digital
This post will present the various Kubernetes deployment strategies available. One of the many benefits to a Kubernetes platform that hosts your applications is its ability to orchestrate deployments in an automated fashion. With businesses looking to deploy changes more frequently to continue innovating and
If you haven’t read our blogs on Kubernetes yet, it may be worth going back and refreshing yourself. In this post I’d like to talk about the emergence of Serverless Container Engines and how they differ from Kubernetes. The concept of Serverless Compute Engines has
Edit 06/03/2020: Updated to include new GKE pricing. As Kubernetes popularity has grown, more businesses have based their platform on the technology leading to Public Cloud vendors creating their own managed service offerings. Last week Amazon announced they have reduced their Elastic Kubernetes Service by
This post will cover the details highlighted in our Kubernetes 101 webinar. Its main focus was on the key components of modern cloud infrastructure and technologies. It will cover containers, Docker and Kubernetes. With the incredible impact that these have had and will continue to
Introduction to Kubernetes Kubernetes is now the de facto container orchestration platform deployed by businesses across the globe. In its short existence it has had incredible growth, being released in 2015 it is now the second-highest project on GitHub – second only to Linux. The
Kubernetes 1.16 was released on 19th September and includes a raft of new features as well as some very important deprecation changes. Off the back of the CNCFs Security Audit there is a raft of security improvements closing 4 CVE’s and improving items like TLS
Amazon’s T2 family of instances are a general type of instance that are widely used throughout the industry providing a cheap baseline level of CPU performance with the ability to burst when needed, these bursts however don’t last forever… So, is it a good idea
