Kubernetes and Security – An Overview Kubernetes (K8S) is an open-source container orchestration tool that can automatically scale, distribute, and handle faults on containers. Originally created by Google and donated to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, Kubernetes is widely used in production environments to handle Docker containers (although it supports other containers tools such as […]
Kubernetes is an awesome technology, and I personally have seen great gains in my ability to scale, deploy, and manage my own SaaS because of it. But, not everyone would immediately benefit from adopting it for a number of reasons: Lack of familiarity with container technology Application architecture not being conducive to utilizing the benefits […]
See the sheer number of articles and blogs written on the competition between Kubernetes and Docker, we at Urolime thought of writing an article about Kubernetes but instead of explaining the features, advantages, limitation, and disadvantages of Kubernetes. We thought it would better to write all things which Kubernetes is not, so as to remove […]
In the previous blog, we saw the practical reason why we would Kubernetes in the first place When compared with its competitors such as Docker Swarm, Docker Compose, Nomad and Openshift. Kubernetes surges ahead with its portable running options such as running on cloud, hybrid or even bare metals. Kubernetes is quite configurable, quite modular […]
Container Orchestration – Expectations The term Container Orchestration simply refers to a concept of automated arrangement, coordination, and management of multiple software containers over virtual machines. Some organizations may not need container orchestration if using technologies which support replicated databases. Container orchestration becomes an issue when the application starts growing, as the expectations and demands […]
In continuing from the previous blog, we saw how and why DevOps lead to better results which also strengthen the culture of the organization in the process. In this, we further see how DevOps fundamentally change the cultures and workflow, not by its own strict instead by shifting what the end goals are and what […]
IT industry is one of those sectors which spearheads new innovation which changes the landscape of every other industry. This partly due to the competitive nature of the industry and the needs and demands of the end user. To reach these goals, software development organizations have adopted waterfall strategies, this workflow has served its purpose […]
The Need This blog may seem out of place with it coming fourth on the DevOps Deconstructed series, the reason for this will discussed down the blog. The reason for the rise of DevOps is the ability it gives organizations to better their services and products in real time. While Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous […]
Continuous delivery is the operational extension of continuous integration. This technique focuses on automating the software delivery process so that operations team can easily and assuredly deploy their updated code to production at any time. By making sure that the codebase is always in a real-time deployable standby status, releasing and adding software updates becomes […]
In this blog, we will be taking a look at the continuous deployment part of the DevOps process, This is the next step of the continuous integration process, this part of DevOps is all about reducing the time associated with the software development cycle. Man and Machines Whether be it testing, coding or developing, continuous […]
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