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Can You Switch to DevOps After 30?

Can You Switch to DevOps After 30?

Switching to DevOps after 30 is not just possible—it can be a smart career move. Many professionals successfully transition into DevOps from software development, system administration, networking, and even non-technical backgrounds. The tech industry values skills, problem-solving ability, and adaptability over age. If you’re committed to learning and

ECS vs EKS: What Works Best for Your Project?

ECS vs EKS: What Works Best for Your Project?

If you require a straightforward, tightly integrated AWS service and want to avoid the complexity of Kubernetes, ECS may be the way to go.

Virtualization Vs Containerization: 6 Key Differences

Virtualization vs. Containerization: 6 Key Differences

Traditionally, software engineers used to run and deploy applications on physical machines. But what happens when you have one application that requires Windows and another that requires Linux? How could you run these two on the same physical machine? In addition, what if the deployed applications need to handle more

How to Create Docker Images?

How to Create Docker Images?

App deployment has become easier because of containerization. But what is containerization? Let's understand it using an example. Think of a laptop box. It contains a laptop, a charger, a power cable, and a battery. The laptop is dependent on the charger and its accessories. This box has

Kubectl Exec: How to Execute Shell Commands Into a Container (With Examples)?

Kubectl Exec: How to Execute Shell Commands Into a Container (With Examples)?

Kubernetes is a powerful container orchestration platform for easily deploying and managing containerized applications. However, managing containerized applications is about more than just getting them up and running. Sometimes, you’ll need to interact with the containers to perform important tasks, such as debugging issues or modifying files or directories.

What Is Containerization?

What Is Containerization?

Containerization is a modern technology that has drastically transformed the software deployment process. It involves packaging software applications and all their dependencies into a single, self-contained unit known as a container. What is a container? A container is a package containing all the necessary dependencies required to run an application.

How to Run a Docker Image as a Container?

How to Run a Docker Image as a Container?

Have you ever struggled to get your application to run smoothly across different environments, from your local laptop to a production server? It's a common challenge in software development. Fortunately, there’s a solution to this challenge — containerization. With containerization, you can package your application and all its

Docker Exec: How to Enter Into a Docker Container's Shell?

Docker Exec: How to Enter Into a Docker Container's Shell?

Docker is a platform that helps run applications inside containers. Once you have your application running in a container, you might want to carry out some tasks that require you to get inside the container. For example, you might want to modify files or directories, install new packages, or perhaps

Docker Containerization: Key Benefits and Use Cases

Containerization

Docker Containerization: Key Benefits and Use Cases

Containerization has revolutionized the way we deploy software. In this post, we will learn about containerization, its benefits, and its common uses. We will also see how it is related to Docker, a popular container platform. By the end, you will have a good understanding of containerization and its role

Container Runtime Interfaces In K8s

Container Runtime Interfaces In Kubernetes

Containers provide an efficient way to package and deploy applications. They are lightweight, portable, and can be easily moved between different environments without any changes to the application code. With Kubernetes, developers can easily manage and orchestrate containerized applications at scale, ensuring that they are always available and running smoothly.