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What You Should Know About Spark 2.3 and its Native Kubernetes Support
News of the latest Apache Spark release and its native Kubernetes support excited the whole open source community. Thanks to the new software, there is now first-class support for data processing, data analytics, and machine… Read more…
Implementing Advanced Scheduling Techniques with Kubernetes
One of the advantages of using an advanced container orchestration tool like Kubernetes is the flexible scheduler. This provides a wide range of options for users to specify conditions for assigning pods to particular worker… Read more…
Achieving Application Portability with Kubernetes and Cloud Native Design
Using Cloud Native Storage, Rook, Ceph, Ingress Controller, and Kubernetes
Containers and Kubernetes can create code that is portable across on-premise VMs, bare metal, and multiple cloud provider environments. Despite this portability promise, developers may include configuration and application definitions that constrain or even eliminate… Read more…
How to Modernize Legacy Applications for a Microservices-Based Deployment
Just as deployment has reached new velocity, users also expect 100 percent availability. When was the last time you saw a “Site temporarily down for maintenance” page? Consumers and end users expect applications to be… Read more…
Setting Up Centralized Logging with Kubernetes
Centralized logging is an important component of any production-grade infrastructure, but it is especially critical in a containerized architecture. If you’re using Kubernetes to run your workloads, there’s no easy way to find the correct… Read more…
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