The role of container management software in IT ops

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Issue Highlights: The role of container management software in IT ops What to know about container management tools Azure Container Instances provide an opt-out option for cluster ops Ten lessons for enterprises deploying containers Plan ahead: Build a container network for scalability

The role of container management software in IT ops Containers are a useful technology, but give some thought to how you'll manage them. Here's what to know about what's available and how to find the right fit. Read Now

What to know about container management tools Containerization isn't simple. Implementing a management tool that fits your strategy can make the difference between success and failure. Read Now

Azure Container Instances provide an opt-out option for cluster ops Containers-as-a-service platform Azure Container Instances doesn't support clustering on its own, but features an open source connector tool for increased scalability. Read Now

Ten lessons for enterprises deploying containers The majority of medium to large enterprises surveyed by EMA foresee containers replacing VMs in two to five years. Unsurprisingly, container management and shadow containers are pressing concerns. Read Now

Plan ahead: Build a container network for scalability Container connectivity is no small problem for enterprises with large Docker and Kubernetes deployments. Bring in tools designed to support the workload. Read Now

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