Deploying Redis Cluster on Top of Kubernetes
Learn to navigate the modern development landscape with confidence and get started without leaving home. Introduction Redis (which stands for REmote DIctionary Server) is an open source, in-memory datastore, often used as a database, cache or message broker. It can store and manipulate high-level data types like lists, maps, sets, and sorted sets. Because Redis accepts keys in a wide range of form
Where is Docker headed?
I am heading to Copenhagen this week to attend DockerCon Europe 2017 you can still register for the conferencehere. Because we created Rancher to serve the market needs resulting from the widespread adoption of Docker technology, we have maintained a strong presence at every DockerCon conference over the last three years. DockerCon is special—not only is it a gathering place for major industry pla
Comparing 10 Docker Container Monitoring Solutions for Ra...
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Announcing Longhorn: an open source project for microserv...
Announcing Longhorn: an open source project for microservices-based distributed block storage Editor’s note: On June 2, 2020, Rancher Labs announced the general availability of Longhorn, an enterprise-grade, cloud-native container storage solution. Longhorn directly answers the need for an enterprise-grade, vendor-neutral persistent storage solution that supports the easy development of stateful a
Container Registries You Might Have Missed
Registries are one of the key components that make working with containers, primarily Docker, so appealing to the masses. A registry hosts images that are downloaded and run on hosts in a container engine. A container is simply a running instance of a specific image. Think of an image as a ready-to-go package, like an MSI on Microsoft Windows or an RPM on SUSE Linux Enterprise. I won’t go into the
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