A Timeless Way of Building a Cloud Native System?

    This article was written jointly by Anne Currie and our CTO Pini Reznik.

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    Six Steps to Successful Cloud Native Migration (Part 2)

    Every time we guide another enterprise client onto the cloud, Container Solutions gains new experience and insights. We used this knowledge to refine the successful migration process into six steps. P...

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    Embracing Kubernetes Doesn't Have to Mean OPERATING Kubernetes

    Microsoft’s initial version of Azure Container Service, its a Containers as a Service (CaaS), offered a choice of orchestration engines in the form of Mesosphere DC/OS, Docker Swarm, and Kubernetes. B...

    Six Steps to Successful Cloud Native Migration (Part 1)

    Over the past three years Container Solutions has built experience by successfully guiding a range of enterprises into the cloud. Through experimentation and observation, we have distilled the practic...

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    Building a Serverless cloud-native application from scratch

    I recently wrote a post on configuration management (Golang Configuration in 12 Factor Applications). It got me thinking about writing a series of posts about what is meant when we talk about a 'cloud...

    Cloud Native Maturity Matrix

    When an enterprise organisation looks to transform itself into a Cloud Native entity, the transformation must be firmly rooted in understanding.

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    A Week of the Life of Container Solutions... In Tweets

    For those of you who would like to work at Container Solutions, we figured it might be nice to give you a rundown on what a week looks like.

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    Image Management & Mutability in Docker and Kubernetes

    Kubernetes is a fantastic tool for building large containerised software systems in a manner that is both resilient and scalable. But the architecture and design of Kubernetes has evolved over time, a...

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    Golang Configuration in 12 Factor Applications

    I have been working on a Go project for the past couple of months, I have found the language pleasant to use and the tooling has been pretty impressive. I am not going to talk about this though, I am ...