Blogs

Kubernetes1.16 is out now with exciting features and updates centered around custom resources and overhaul of metrics and volume extensions. This is the third release from Kubernetes this year...

January is all about cherishing what went right and evaluating what didn’t, in the previous year. It is about predicting what the new year will be like and what needs to be done to make the best...

Docker is one popular technology amongst people working on containers. And why not considering the advantages it offers when it comes to portability, isolation, standardization, and choices for...

2017 is behind us and we all are welcoming 2018 with lots of joy, enthusiasm, and hopes. 2017 was a great year for automation. We saw major releases from some of the biggest contributors and new...

Almost eight years ago, Microsoft started with Azure cloud. In broad terms, Azure provides services around IaaS and PaaS, from compute, storage, networking to databases, security and management,...

Kubernetes 1.8 is here! 1.8 marks the 3rd major release of Kubernetes this year. This release is focused on adding maturity and process to Kubernetes and looking towards making Kubernetes a...

In the past few years, cloud computing has been a game changer in a number of ways and the emergence of serverless computing/architecture is just another example of what cloud tech has been able...

An Ark is a vessel or sanctuary that is supposed to serve as protection against extinction. The most famous Ark in history is Noah’s Ark that the Bible says was built with instructions from God...

Opcito’s recent blog, DevOps A Culture More Than A Practice, accentuated how DevOps is aiming to establish a culture and environment to revolutionize the IT industry by improving performance,...

Microservices is a way of breaking large software projects into loosely coupled modules, which communicate with each other through simple protocols. Microservices is a fairly familiar term now,...

We all have been hearing about Containers for a long time now. 1979 was the year when we first saw what Unix v7 can do and in the recent times, we are looking at Windows server containers and ...

For any symphony to sound mellifluous it is absolutely necessary to have an orchestrator which can make it sound so. Same is the case with containerization as Kubernetes is turning out to be a...

Why Kubernetes?

Kubernetes is an open source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Kubernetes has emerged as the go-to solution for all your...