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Navigating Leading Orchestration Platforms Red Hat OpenShift, VMware Tanzu, Rakuten CNP, Rancher, and Mirantis Kubernetes Engines In the dynamic landscape of IT infrastructure, orchestration platforms play a crucial role in managing containerized applications, automating deployments, and streamlining operations. This blog delves into five prominent orchestration platforms: Red Hat OpenShift, VMware Tanzu, Rakuten CNP, Rancher, and …
Rakuten Cloud Native Orchestrator Simplifying Bare-Metal to Service Orchestration Overview A pioneer in cloud innovation, Rakuten Symphony offers a comprehensive suite of tools including Rakuten Cloud Native Orchestrator, designed to streamline service provisioning, network optimization, and automation across cloud and edge deployments. In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, businesses are continually seeking ways to streamline operations …
If you’ve got your application prepped and eager to containerize it but find yourself new to Docker and unsure how to get started, then docker init is precisely what you need. docker init accelerates the process of containerizing an application by generating essential docker files such as .dockerignore, Dockerfile, compose.yaml and README.Docker.md tailored to the …
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Symcloud CNP An Enterprise Kubernetes Platform Symcloud Platform (formerly known as Rakuten’s Robin CNP – Robin Cloud Native Platform) is an enhanced Kubernetes platform that streamlines the deployment, scaling, and lifecycle management of data and network-intensive applications. It leverages the power of Kubernetes, offering a comprehensive solution that includes automated installation, lifecycle management, upgrades, monitoring …
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Why Containerization? A Lesson from History Lets take a deep dive into the past infrastructure and explore the application deployment environments used at that time. Huge data centers, hundreds of servers (HP/SUN/IBM/DELL/CISCO etc.) and each server is hosting just a single application and requires all external (Cooling/PowerSupply/Access etc.) and internal (RAM/CPU/DISK etc.) resources. Typically: One …