Tag: containerization
Pod vs. Container: What are the Key Differences?
What is a Kubernetes Pod? A Kubernetes Pod is the smallest deployable unit in Kubernetes, representing a single instance of a running process in the cluster. Pods are typically created and managed by higher-level Kubernetes controllers like Deployments and ReplicaSets,...
Your Guide to Scaling Microservices
As applications become more complex, developers have moved from a monolithic architecture to microservices to more easily scale individual services and meet user expectations. Because of their scalability, microservices have become popular for developing modern web, mobile, and cloud-based applications....
Google Autopilot and the Journey from Manual to Autonomous
It’s fair to say that Kubernetes has done wonders for containerization, becoming a crucial component of organizations’ digital transformation strategies. Kubernetes goes some way to easing the burden of managing various container clusters, while its ease-of-use minimizes the time taken...
The new Couchbase Autonomous Operator 1.0 for Kubernetes and OpenShift is now GA!
I am thrilled to announce that our brand new product Couchbase Autonomous Operator for Kubernetes is now officially GA! We are the first NoSQL database to launch a production-ready Kubernetes operator for open source Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift. Couchbase...
Containerize a Node.js Application that Communicates with Couchbase Server
Last month I had written a tutorial on the subject of containerizing a web application that talks to Couchbase Server. This tutorial called, Deploy a Node.js with Couchbase Web Application as Docker Containers, helped you containerize a Node.js application, but this...
Deploying a Containerized Couchbase NoSQL Database Cluster with Docker – Video Tutorial
Docker is all the rage lately so I’ve decided to hop on this train and whip together some content regarding the containerization of Couchbase. I’ve seen a few tutorials that demonstrate the use of Couchbase with Docker, but I’ve decided...