Historically, the leading way to isolate and organize applications and their dependencies has been to place each application in its own virtual machine (VM). VMs make it possible to run multiple applications on the same physical hardware while keeping conflicts among software components and[...]
Containerization is rapidly becoming a standard for managing applications in large production environments. Containerization allows our development teams to move fast, deploy software efficiently, and operate at an unprecedented scale. However, managing containers can be a time-consuming task.[...]
Both serverless computing and containers enable developers to build applications with far less overhead and more flexibility than applications hosted on traditional servers or virtual machines. Which style of architecture a developer should use depends on the needs of the application, but[...]
Developing software is hard. Even the largest, most successful companies can run into issues when developing new applications – first you have to develop dozens of libraries, packages and other software components, and then you have to make sure your software stacks are up to date, that they're[...]
