Microservices &
Containerization
Microservices
We split the functionalities into microservices while making decentralised cloudnative applications. This way, immediate updates can be rendered in the microservices and the application doesn’t have to be disrupted entirely. But your question can be: Why should I use microservices? It helps to design, deploy and support the cloud applications quickly and efficiently, with reduced costs.
Containers
We, at iTechOps, use containerisation method to bring multiple apps together into a single virtual space. We can access them with a shared operating system. So, we can run an application in different environments, without creating a separate version for each use case. This way, containerisation greatly reduces the time, effort and cost required during the development process. Moreover, you can release the application in the market quickly.
FAQ
How do microservices differ from Monolithic architecture?
What factors make microservices and containers relatable?
Containers enable microservices.
The container's lightweight and consistent environment helps in microservices' development, deployment, and scalability.
Each microservices run the best in its container. Thus, it ensures isolation from other services and efficient use of resources.
What are the Benefits of Microservices and Containerization?
Help easy scaling.
Promotes adaptability and agility.
Provides resilience and fault isolation.
Makes efficient use of resources.
Microservices and containers align best with DevOps practices. Thus, enables integration, deployment, and delivery pipelines.
How does microservices architecture impact development and team structures?
What challenges come along with microservices and containerization?
The complexity of managing many services
Potential communication gap
Chances of ineffective monitoring and debugging tools.
Security concerns
Extra care for managing container sprawls.
What tools are, in general, used for container orchestration?
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