Containers
What is Container?

Why Containers?
Run same in any environment
One of the most common challenges developers faces is that when they move an app from testing environment to production environment, they may find the same application can’t be executed smoothly due to numerous reasons like different OS, different configurations, etc. With containers, the application can be executed the same no matter what the underlying platform is. The portability gives smooth transition from testing to production environment, from local desktop to Cloud, from one cloud to another.
Resource and operation optimization
A container usually takes up much less computing resources like CPU and ram compare to a virtual machine, allowing more containers (containing application or services) running at the same server or instances compare to VMs, thus increasing the utilization of computing resources. Also, container has faster boot times compare to VMs which gives faster creation, termination and scaling of applications, and thus give better application operational efficiency.
Improved Developer productivity and development pipeline
By containerizing applications, it standardizes across various environment and fasten the development and release cycle by eliminating environmental inconsistencies. Developers can focus on debugging the application instead of checking the environment.
Container coincides with Microservices and DevOps
What is Microservices? (Read more: What is DevOps?)
Microservices is a software development technique that structures an application as a collection of loosely coupled services. The microservice architecture enables the continuous delivery or deployment of large, complex applications. It also enables an organization to evolve its technology stack.

Benefits of Microservices

Evolutionary design

Small codebase

Easy to scale

Easy to deploy
Our Container Technology Stack

Our Container Solutions

Containerization
Containerize existing applications

Development
Rapid development of new applications running on container

Microservices consultation
Application reengineering from monolithic architecture to micro services architecture