Container Infrastructures

Containers enable service delivery processes to be consolidated, reducing the coordination dramatically which translates into IT and developer productivity gains We help organizations develop a container platform strategy, implement the tools and frameworks necessary to achieve it, and teach your team how to use containers to improve service agility.

Docker

Docker’s packaging enables developers to write an application in any language, and its portability has fueled popularity among developers, and more recently production environments. Our docker services allows clients: address mismatches between development and production environments, optimize infrastructure cost, decrease provisioning time, provide server consolidation, Increased developer productivity.

Kubernetes

Businesses of all sizes are choosing containers to power their digital transformations and rely on Kubernetes to deploy, scale and manage their growing number microservices. Operating and scaling Kubernetes and integrating it into an existing IT environment is challenging and requires the right tooling, automation and processes, as well as expertise. We assist businesses in adopting Kubernetes and converting thier applications and workloads to containers.

Why Use Kubernetes?

Kubernetes has become the standard orchestration platform for containers. All the major cloud providers support it, making it the logical choice for organizations looking to move more applications to the cloud. Kubernetes can manage scaling requirements, availability, failover, deployment patterns, and more.

  • Kubernetes’ capabilities include
  • Service and process definition
  • Service discovery and load balancing
  • Storage orchestration
  • Container level resource management
  • Automated deployment and rollback
  • Container health management
  • Secrets and configuration management

How do we assist our clients

Kubernetes is a portable, extensible open source platform for managing containerized workloads and services, that facilitates both declarative configuration and automation.

When our clients ask us to create a highly available distributed system, we usually recommend Kubernetes, because it's easy to use and even though it has a steep initial learning curve, it's still a lot more feature rich compared to other competing orchestration engines, and its vast ecosystem further enhances its flexibility.