Evaluation of Serverless Frameworks for Kubernetes (K8s)
In the early days of Pokemon Go, we were all amazed at how Niantic managed to scale its user-base at planetary scale, seamlessly adding additional nodes to its container cluster to accommodate additional players and environments, all made possible by using Kubernetes as a container orchestrator. Kubernetes is able to abstract away parts of processing and low-level dependencies from the programmer's eyes in scaling and managing a container infrastructure. This makes it a very efficient platform to develop and maintain application services that span multiple containers. Read More…
Containers vs. Serverless Computing
Serverless computing is a hot topic right now—perhaps even hotter than Docker containers. Is that because serverless computing is a replacement for containers? Or is it just another popular technology that can be used alongside containers? In this post, I take a look at what you need to know about serverless computing, and how it should figure into your IT strategy. Serverless Is Not Server-less But first, let’s clear up one point: As you may already know, serverless computing does not mean that there are no servers involved. Read More…
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