VMs
Is Open Source KubeVirt Ready for Your VMs at Scale?
KubeVirt is designed for teams focused on DevOps that have or want to adopt Kubernetes — and also have virtual machine workloads that otherwise cannot be easily containerized without KubeVirt ...
Mastering AI Model Governance with VMs and Kubernetes: A Scalable Approach
A balanced approach utilizing both virtual machines (VMs) and containerization technologies, orchestrated by Kubernetes, offers an effective strategy to achieve effective but easily achievable isolation during testing and efficient scalability in deployment. ...
DevOps Dynamics: Kubernetes and Virtual Machines in a Unified Ecosystem
As businesses accelerate their adoption of cloud-native applications, the shift from virtual machines (VMs) to Kubernetes is becoming both a challenge and a necessity ...
Native Data Protection for VMs on OpenShift: Unlocking Synergies Between Trilio for Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
By leveraging the power of Trilio alongside Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, enterprises can unlock significant synergies to protect virtualized workloads natively and effectively. ...
Containers Are Not VMs, and Other Misconceptions
The adoption rate of containers has been steadily growing as organizations begin to see the benefits container technology provides. This adoption also represents a new computing paradigm for many of the engineers ...
Containers vs. VMs: A Closer Look
A closer look at the use cases for containers and VMs in software development environments Software development is changing, as organizations are being pushed to increase the rate at which they release ...
Going to the Cloud? Go Containers
Errorlessly deploying a modern application to the cloud is, more often than not, a Herculean task. To undertake that journey one release cycle after another, and reach your goal every single time, ...
Containers vs. Unikernels: An Apples-to-Oranges Comparison
I was asked recently to write a containers-versus-unikernels article, and I said, “Sure, but it won’t be the article you think it is because I share Per Buer’s sentiment that unikernels are ...
Beware the Captive Kubernetes
It’s common knowledge that the Kubernetes container orchestration framework is revolutionizing the data center. In many ways, the container revolution represented by Kubernetes is comparable in impact to that caused by the ...
5 Bad Reasons to Use Containers
Containers, Docker and Kubernetes are all great things. But they’re not the right fit for all situations. Here are five bad reasons for migrating workloads to containers. For the purposes of this ...
