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Docker: The Platform for New Generation Virtualisation

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This article sheds some light on why traditional virtualisation is losing its sheen and Docker is so popular today. Virtualisation refers to the process of...

Private Clouds: An Insight

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Enterprises plan for cloud based deployments by assessing their IT requirements. They carry out a cost benefit analysis, assess the state of their IT...

Migrating Virtual Machines Using the QEMU-KVM Hypervisor

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This article takes a quick look at the need for VM migration, its benefits, steps to develop an experimental test-bed for a cloud VM...

Demystifying Containers

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This two-part series is all about understanding what happens behind the scenes when we run a docker run <image> command. Let us uncover the...

Virtual Machines: A Beginner’s Guide

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This article is a beginner’s tutorial on setting up a virtual machine and performing some basic operations on it. Many people wish to switch from...

Kong Open Sources Kuma, A Modern Universal Control Plane for Service...

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This open-source project addresses the limitations of first-generation service mesh technologies Kuma ensures reliability by automating the process of securing the underlying network. ...

Docker is emerging as the future of application delivery

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This is a discussion on the role of Docker in software development and how it scores over virtual machines. As it becomes increasingly popular,...

Experience the Virtual World with OpenVZ

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  OpenVZ is container based, open source, virtualisation technology for Linux. It can be used to install multiple, fully isolated Linux containers easily on a...

Virtkick Hassle-free Access to the Cloud

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Virtkick is a single-click cloud management centre. It is user friendly, and makes cloud computing easy and manageable. You can create a virtual machine...

Funny Mythness

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About Linux desktops in a business environment and virtual machines... best appreciated by experienced Linux users. There are many myths related to Linux in...