Alexandre TouretFor few years now, Kubernetes and its ecosystem have been becoming the hypest technical platform. A lot of people want to deploy their applications on this platform promoting its scalability features. Others are bashing it criticizing its complexity and the total cost of deployment for such a platform.
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Juan-Manuel CabreraOnce upon a time, roughly 15 years ago, a good old service was put in production on a brand new usecase. All was good and fine and everybody was happy: the team, the few thousand end-users and the one client.
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Nicolas CarlierThe log: the disliked, the neglected, the misunderstood and yet probably your best friend.
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Loïc RodierIt might be an option to start managing an infrastructure “by hand” because it is small, easier, simpler, important for learning. OKAY
However, in a industrial context it is important and required to have industrial processes. Scaling people is not an option.
Antoine FressancourtIf you landed on this technical blog, it shouldn’t be a surprise to you if I tell you that cloud computing is the major trend that has shaped the IT world since its appearance in the form of Amazon’s “pay as you go” computing platform offerings. From then on, Cloud computing delivers its users and customers flexibility and adaptability to demand. Cloud services providers also promise a better resilience in the event of a failure, arguing that as their platform exists in datacenters distributed all around the world, their infrastructure can cope with large failures in a better way than a standalone computing rack that companies’ IT departments might run on their premises.
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Thomas LangloisThis year, the DockerConEU took place in Copenhagen, this event was a great opportunity to learn more about containers evolution. Through a lot of very interesting talks and two keynotes (described here ), we noted the following main events in the container ecosystem:
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