Tag Archive for “Kubernetes”

RMDY helps its customers excel in the digital arena. Managed Kubernetes hosting allows them to pursue a technology-agnostic approach and to develop innovative solutions much faster for their diverse customer base.  Straight to Managed Kubernetes RMDY: helping customers convey

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ROOV is a personal financial assistant for individuals and families. It is very convenient, but also very secure, because we are talking about your financial data, which means private information. For the hosting of the app, ROOV therefore decided to

More and more organisations are deploying Kubernetes, the popular platform for managing IT systems with containers. But opting for containers can sometimes be too big a step, either on account of the technical level or the initial cost. For

Have you opted for dedicated server hardware on account of security or performance? That is possible, of course. It actually used to be the standard in the small world of hosting. Nowadays, the cost price and limited flexibility are often

Kubernetes (or 'k8s' in techie talk) is a system for managing large groups of containers and containerised applications. This technique allows you to control the operation of containers – a process called 'Container Orchestration'. Kubernetes was originally developed by Google,

Containers, Docker, Kubernetes… All these concepts are currently very trendy, and everyone is using them, or wants to use them. And this is no different at Combell. The technology has been on the radar for over five

In today’s fast-moving environment, existing applications must constantly be updated at an ever increasing pace. In addition, complications often arise between developers and operational teams. Fortunately, the DevOps approach can fix this problem. But what exactly is DevOps? And how