Community Picks·4yPodman vs Docker: What are the differences?
Podman is a Red Hat product designed to build, manage, and run containers with a Kubernetes-like approach. Docker is the standard containerization tool for almost a decade. The two technologies have fundamental differences but are also perfectly suited to work together. Podman is the default container engine in RedHat 8 and CentOS 8.
Semaphore·4y5 Ways to Deploy Microservices
Microservice applications can run in many ways, each with different tradeoffs and cost structures. What works for small applications spanning a few services will likely not suffice for large-scale systems. Microservices are the most scalable way of developing software. But that means nothing unless we choose the right way to deploy microservices.
Hashnode·4yGetting started with Kubernetes
Kubernetes is a container orchestrator. It automates the process of scheduling, scaling, load balancing, fault tolerance, deployment, rollouts, and rollbacks, etc. It is highly extensible and portable by using several plugins, it offers networking and security. Kubernetes has become industry standard.
Hacker News·4yWhat Comes After Git
Git was born from the collaboration problems in the Linux kernel. Nearly a decade later, new problems arose when Kubernetes (the operating system of the cloud) brought open-source collaboration to a new level. Will a new version control system (or something that solves similar problems) spring up?
DZone·4yGet Started With Kafka and Docker in 20 Minutes
Kafka runs on the platform of your choice, such as Kubernetes or ECS, as a cluster of one or more Kafka nodes. A Kafka cluster will be initialized with zero or more topics, which you can think of as message channels or queues. Create the Dockerfile alongside the other three files that were just created and add the following: Dockerfile. Save and close. Subsequent commands will be run in this folder.
Product Hunt·4yPlural - Deploy open source software on Kubernetes in record time 🚀
Plural is an open-source DevOps platform for self-hosting applications on Kubernetes without the management overhead. With baked-in SSO, automated upgrades, and secret encryption, you get all the benefits of a managed service with none of the lock-in or cost.
