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We mentioned last week that we’re moving into the 3rd Era of Kubernetes (automated ops, automated apps), with the 2nd Era being about getting a broader set of applications on Kubernetes. Today we thought we’d talk about some design patterns, especially for anyone that’s transitioning from existing applications, and how some of those concepts map […]
Read More... As we use PodCTL to help educate the market on Containers, Kubernetes and associated technologies, we’ve found that Service Meshes (and Istio) are one of the most popular topics. While it’s still a newer technology, just recently achieving v1.0 GA, we find that many people want to learn more. So this week we went deeper […]
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About a year ago Red Hat announced its participation as a launch partner of the Istio project, a service mesh technology that creates an application focused network that transparently protects the applications from abnormalities in environments. The main goals of Istio are enhancing overall application security and availability through many different capabilities such as intelligent […]
Read More... Technology trends and technology debates frequently come and go, especially as new technologies emerge. While many of us have been focused on containers and Kubernetes, there has been a parallel track of people looking at the concept of “serverless” and/or “functions-as-a-service” (FaaS). Beyond some of the serverless services available on the public cloud, there are […]
Read More... In any fast moving environment, there are going to be a certain amount of myths and misperceptions that get communicated and spread around a community. This week, in Part 1 of a 2-part series, we take a look at some of the common and recent myths and misperceptions about containers and Kubernetes. Part 1 is […]
Read More... One of the hottest topics coming out of KubeCon 2017 Austin was “service meshes”, with a focus on the Istio and Envoy projects. We’ve covered the basics of service meshes on a Basics show a few weeks ago, but given the interest in the topic, we wanted to go into more details. This week we […]
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Learn multiple techniques for migrating monolithic applications to microservices and get a demo of how to migrate using each of the different Red Hat OpenShift Application Runtimes (RHOAR) in this OpenShift Briefing.
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Develop microservices faster and without dependencies by adding service contractualisation into your process and deploying Microcks on OpenShift with these instructions and video demo.
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Control the performance of microservices in OpensShift and maximize the efficiency of underlying infrastructure with Turbonomic’s Kubeturbo with this demo from the Turbonomic team.
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Use Network Policy Objects to restrict traffic flow between application components or microservices with a demonstration from this video and post. Network Policy Objects allow you to define a policy to determine when traffic is allowed to flow to specific services and prevent traffic to other services.
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