
AWS Fargate – introduction to managed containers
How Does Fargate Work? Fargate allows you to deploy containers without setting up or managing the infrastructure that will host them. You tell Fargate which co…
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How Does Fargate Work? Fargate allows you to deploy containers without setting up or managing the infrastructure that will host them. You tell Fargate which co…
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Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is a security mechanism in which each access authorization is based on roles that are assigned to a user. With this system, it…
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What’s the difference between PaaS and containers? A PaaS is typically a suite of cloud-based applications that organizations can use to accomplish speci…
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It is best to use a managed Kubernetes service. EKS in AWS or similar would be preferable for most companies, given the inherent cost and complexity in trying …
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API and REST standards allowed an easier exchange of data and system connectivity. This has propelled the rise of containers, and Kubernetes, in which applicat…
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There is a connectivity overlap within level 7 between the API Gateway and a Service Mesh. Service Mesh’s, which are decentralized proxies running against each…
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iCaaS or Integration Capability as a Service For large enterprises, integrating platforms is time-consuming and difficult. Usually APIs are used based on REST,…
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IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS. Add in a Cloud Management Platform or CMP. There are grey areas between IaaS and PaaS and for multi-cloud, hybrid environments, which can…
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