Tag: docker containers
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,...
Curated Couchbase Containers on AWS Marketplace for Containers
Couchbase has a strong and long lasting relationship with AWS going back to 2012. Today we are thrilled to announce that Couchbase and AWS are building upon that relationship with, Couchbase being a featured launch partner for the AWS Marketplace for...
Announcing Couchbase Autonomous Operator 1.1.0
We’re happy to announce the release of Couchbase Autonomous Operator 1.1.0. As many of you know, version 1.0 which got released on August 30th was the first NoSQL production-ready Kubernetes operator for open source Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift. Couchbase Autonomous...
Deploy a Golang Web Application and Couchbase as Docker Containers
In my development series regarding Docker containers for the web application developer, I had already gone over deploying Java and Node.js applications as containers alongside Couchbase Server Containers. This time around I thought it would be cool to deploy a...
Docker and Vaadin Meet Couchbase – Part 1
Running Couchbase as a Docker container is fairly easy. Simply inherit from the latest, official Couchbase image and add your customized behavior according to your requirement. In this post, I am going to show how you can fire up a...