Blog posts tagged "Containerization"

Meet Canonical at Open Source Summit Europe 2024

Join Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu, as we attend the upcoming Open Source Summit Europe 2024 in Austria. Hosted by the Linux Foundation, this summit is...

What is virtualization? A beginner’s guide

While information technology continues to evolve rapidly, virtualization remains a cornerstone of modern computing, enabling businesses to maximise resource...

Containerization vs. Virtualization : understand the differences

Containerization vs. Virtualization : understand the differences and benefits of each approach, as well as connections to cloud computing.

Canonical Kubernetes for Financial Services

To serve today’s on-demand customer, financial institutions must become agile digital enterprises focused on delivering innovative products, services, and...

Application composability and the shipping container

The previous blog post talked about the composability of applications. The key element for composing applications is defining the relations between...

Canonical completes Azure Arc Validation Program, helps increase user confidence in Arc enabled production Kubernetes

Microsoft Azure has just announced the details of its new Azure Arc Validation Program, aiming to further increase customer confidence in deploying Arc...

Benefits of containers for enterprises

Within just five years, Kubernetes and containers have redefined how software is deployed. Researchers expect the container market to grow by 30% year over...

Innovating and scaling efficiently with Kubernetes and MicroK8s

Watch on demand With the benefits of Kubernetes now well established in the containerisation space, its adoption continues to exponentially increase. However,...

A decision maker’s guide to Kubernetes deployment

The container landscape is based on constantly evolving technology, with Kubernetes dominating the ecosystem for automating and managing containerised...

How to build a lightweight system container cluster

LXD, the system container manager, developed by Canonical and shipped by default with Ubuntu, makes it possible to create many containers of various Linux...