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How microservices and containerization make cloud migration possible at a low cost

Trigent

While agility and quick releases were on every organization’s wishlist, both seemed difficult due to the rapidly increasing size and complexity of applications. Today, container-based applications and microservices are being implemented the world over for the synergy they share with the cloud. From this very need, containers were born.

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Tips for designing distributed systems

CircleCI

If you need resilient, resource-conserving systems with rapid delivery, it is time to design a distributed system. To successfully architect a heterogeneous, secure, fault-tolerant, and efficient distributed system, you need conscientiousness and some level of experience. Microservice architecture.

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Divide and Conquer with Microservices

UruIT

How microservices are changing the way we make applications. Building applications based on microservices does not guarantee that the application will be a success (there’s no architecture nor methodology that guarantee that either), however it’s an approach that will teach you to manage your logical resources, components or modules.

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Container Security – What Are Containers? – Part 1

Xebia

Containers vs Virtual Machines Before containers were invented, most of the applications were hosted on VMs. A VM is the virtualization/emulation of a physical computer with its operating system, CPU, memory, storage and network interface, which are provisioned virtually. A running image is a container.

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Beyond Visibility: Proactive Cloud Workload Security in the Real World

Prisma Clud

Virtual machines (VMs) secure a solid 22% share, while both container as a service (CaaS) and containers contribute equally, each making up 18% of the overall workload ecosystem. In the realm of cloud security, the role of security operations center (SOC) engineers shouldn’t be forgotten.

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Are You Getting All You Can Out of the Cloud? Think Again.

Datavail

In a study by the MIT Technology Review, 62 percent of businesses said that legacy systems were one of their top two challenges when moving to a multi-cloud environment. With just a bit of tweaking, you can use containerization to make your legacy systems more portable for cloud migration. Monolithic to Microservices.

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Benefits of containerization

CircleCI

One solution to these challenges is a virtualization technique known as containerization. Containers operate on an abstracted layer above the underlying host operating system. Like virtual machines (VMs), they are isolated and have carefully restricted access to system resources. Efficiency. Faster delivery.